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what is it that you love so much about billy eilish?with like people, especially like ourage. 15 miles up the road in the town of froom this afternoon, the saturday night headliner, sir paul mccartney, was playing a warm up show in an 800 capacity venue. i'm not on facebook or twitter so i didn't know he was going to be here. i didn't know anything about it till i saw it on the news. when he steps onto the pyramid stage it will be to a crowd of over 100,000. colin paterson, bbc news, glastonbury. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.

and last night, billy eilish at the age of 20 the youngest ever headliner.he attracts a very young fan base and they went right down the front. they were captivated. at the back, may be the curious were not quite as into it but any criticism of her until it is she is on tour in the uk at the moment and she did not really tailor the set for glastonbury. it was what she is playing at the o2 in london at the moment. she popped over to glastonbury and pretty much the same sad but, as when i spoke to people afterwards, that crude and the front incredible. top tier, top notch, top notch. billie eilish! youngest headliner! it was incredible. what was so good about it? just the atmosphere and everything, she was so good with interacting with the crowd. you seem to be quite emotional. i wasjust, like, screaming my heart out. as you will hear that, yes. very, very excited. they were right down the front that the pyramid stage and tonight, in this field, it is estimated there will be more than 100,000 people to watch paul mccartney become the oldest person ever to head

. >> billie eilish, ed sheeran, vin diesel, jamie dornan, teresa thomas and lizzo and the president ofhe united states. >> boom. >> boom indeed. coming up on our streaming service, oakland's police chief is providing details about a death tied to a side show, another one happened over the weekend that took a life. we'll bring you that story live at 3:30. >>> and then watch our stream wherever, whenever, find us on pluto tv channel 1021 and on >>> welcome back. it is been three years since the late late show james corden has taken a show across the pond, home to the u.k. ian lee with him in london to get a sneak peek at what we could expect. >> james corden is back in his home town, bringing the late, late show to london for the fourth and final time. >> we've just had so many brilliant moments in the times that we've come here and done this. >> bringing f favorites like car pool karaoke with lizzo. >> i do my hair toss, check my nails -- >> here music is made for car pool karaoke. it is the music that put on in your car and sing at the top of your voice. >> he also stopped by the white

billie eilish has used her headline set at the glastonbury festival to address the us supreme court'sge, the 20—year—old singer said it was a dark day for women in the us. the world—famous music festival's main stage opened today after three years of covid cancellations. a warning — this report by our culture editor katie razzall contains flashing images. it's the 50th birthday party twice postponed. finally, glastonbury is back, with its youngest ever headliner, billie eilish, taking to the pyramid stage. sam fender's never even been to this festival before, now he knows what it's like to perform here in front of thousands. let's have some fun! brit winners wolf alice nearly didn't make it today after their original flight from america where they were touring was cancelled. what is it about glastonbury that means you just didn't want to miss it? everything about it, i think, i mean, especially playing on the pyramid stage. it's like...a dream come true. i think every gig we've played since, well, post—covid, no—one has gone anywhere. since we have been allowed to play live, it has be

billie eilish has used her headline set at the glastonbury festival to address the us supreme court'syramid stage, the 20—year—old singer said it was a dark day for women in the us. the world—famous music festival's main stage opened today after three years of covid cancellations. a warning, this report by our culture editor katie razzall contains flashing images. it's the 50th birthday party, twice postponed. finally, glastonbury is back, with its youngest ever headliner, billie eilish, taking to the pyramid stage. sam fender's never even been to this festival before, now he knows what it's like to perform here in front of thousands. let's have some fun. brit winners wolf alice nearly didn't make it today after their original flight from america what is it about glastonbury that means you didn't want to miss it? everything about it, i think. especially playing on the pyramid stage. it's like a dream come true. i think every gig we have played since, well post—covid, no—one has gone anywhere. since we have been allowed to play it has been like fever pitch. 200,000 people here in the c

broke into the trend tick toku and also thanks to the sources at hand, the american horse pops billie eilishgot the flag of ukraine at the concert jeri is in touch with us now good night good evening my colleague quotes e very often your second song about the moscow ghetto cross-country team was canceled by oksana, of course, he made a very big mistake. well , i’m not yaroslav obmovochka, because we’re doing it right now, well, we’re planning to do it, we spontaneously had this idea to write a song, oksana dobry morning and i really want oksana smena that's how it turned out, well, look we are today if you saw our broadcast of the nationwide telemarathon, we included a high school girl from a kharkiv school dancing with other children, children, high school students, teenagers and beautiful girls and boys dancing to your song tell me when you saw it, did you like it how did you feel, i can't write to you, even i still can't find the words to describe everything that's happening now, but this video is so weak, especially me i paid attention to that girl who was dancing without a partner, uh,

billy eilers, a very popular singer, she's only 25 —— billie eilish.nk you very much both of you for being with us. that's it and they'll both be back at 11.30 here on bbc. that's it from the paper review for now. goodbye. good evening. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with tennis, where three british players have made the last eight at eastbourne. harriet dart had a busy day — starting with a victory againstjil teichmann, and then was almost immediately back on court to beat marta kostyuk and reach the quarterfinals. currently ranked 103 in the world, dart will play two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova. britain's katie boulter was actually doing well against kvitova earlier by taking the first set. but the world number 31 came through to win in 3 sets. in the men's, dan evans is out. he was beaten in straight sets by maxime cressy. the american's ranked 27 places below evans, but will now face britain's cameron norrie in the last eight. britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win ag

and you end up seeing billie eilish. and loving her, i am| billie eilish.oesn't matter when the music is so good. one or two showers yesterday, more sunshine around today for glastonbury, but as the forecast suggests, a greater chance of passing showers. quite a strong breeze, as there is for those heading to headingley for the cricket, much windier than yesterday. a chance of staying dry. showers got very close by. a small chance because a showers closing in today because of the presence of this low pressure revolving to the west of the uk throughout this weekend, getting closer, bringing a greater chance of rain especially tomorrow. today across scotland, england and wales, showers across central and western areas. northern ireland has some wet weather at the moment. outbreaks of rain in the west always a bit brighter for the east. many of you stay completely dry throughout the day, much of eastern england, and after a damp start for some in northern scotland, it should be higher. fresher than we have been used to to the west especially the strength of th

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evens are going to be headlined by billie eilish, paul mccartney, and kendrick lamar.s will begin on friday. our reporter is there. >> 8:00 this morning, michael opened the doors, he led tens of thousands of people in and said this is going to be the greatest show in town. it is difficult to give you a sense of the scale. there is that famous pyramid stage. there are 8.5 miles upper limit offees. 200,000 people are coming here over the next few days. it feels like most of them are in already. they're are big headliners, you have hundreds if not thousands of fans as well. what is it like to play at less than vera lapko please say hello to bobby. you have been playing here for six or seven years. what is it lik >> it is indescribable but i will do my best. it is like 10 festivals merged with 10 other festivals with 20 other festivals as a desert. you think, this must be the end of it, is unbelievable. >> what does it do for the band? >> it is like a certification of approval from glastonbury. all of the artists tplay are absolutely supreme, down to the cafe bars that hav

more than 200 thousand festival—goers will be at worthy farm this weekend to see headliners billie eilishelcome to bbc news. more than 40,000 rail, maritime and transport union members from network rail and 13 train operators are walking out for the second of three planned strikes today. half the rail network is closed in england, wales and scotland. only 20% of services are expected to be running and some areas will have no trains at all. the latest talks between the unions and rail employers were held on wednesday in a bid to resolve the dispute overjobs, pay and conditions, but they broke down. the rmt is calling for a pay rise of 7% while employers have offered a maximum of 3%. the government says it is up to the railway companies to negotiate, but mick lynch, general secretary of the rmt, has described the government as a "silent partner" at the negotiating table. the rmt accused ministers of wrecking talks by refusing to allow network rail to withdraw redundancy threats, a claim denied by the government. transport secretary grant shapps says reforms are desperately needed and the un

the stars of the show include paul mccartney, billie eilish, and diana ross, as collin peterson reportscome. [applause] reporter: after a three year rate, the very moments that glastonbury finale reopened its doors -- after a three year wait. the festival's founder was there to greet people. [chatter] >> thank you. [laughter] reporter: it was clear howh it meant to be back. >> it is incredible, isn't it,? >> it is also exciting. >> spectacular this year. been waiting so lon, and it is the biggest buildup we have ever had. >> have an amazing time. reporter: festival goers had cute all night to make sure they >> three years, it has been a long wait. what does it mean to you? >> it means everything. this is my favorite place in the entire world. to be back here has bn absolutely fantastic. >> is my first time. so i cannot wait. reporter: explain the rollers. >> [laughter] >> after the -- last night. reporter: and it is a very special day for one family ignored her famy. for her birthday he 2020 all she wanted wasicket to glastonbury. you made it! >> i am in. reporter: two years later, she

with its youngest ever headliner, billie eilish, taking to the pyramid stage. sam fender's never even been to this festival before. now he knows what it's like to perform here in front of thousands. let's have some fun. brit winners wolf alice nearly didn't make it today after their original flight from america, where they were touring, was cancelled. what is it about glastonbury that means you just don't want to miss it. everything about it, i think. especially playing on the pyramid stage is like a dream come true. i think every gig we've played since, well, post—covid, not that it's gone anywhere, but since we've been allowed to play live, it's been fever pitch. 200,000 people are here in this city that springs up from the somerset countryside. but for three long years, the cows have had this place to themselves. two, three, four! now all sorts have been marching into worthy farm. i'm just excited to be free for five days from anything else in the world. you could go here, your mum could go here, do you know what i mean? it's great. it's great to be back - i

. >> we are going to do "happier than ever" billie eilish. ♪ ♪ [playing piano] >> kelly: i love thatt dad and his daughter who filmed the video right here, so people probably assume that you are a professional musician. >> growing up i was always banging on the piano, my for parents, we had hardwood floors. i played in bands in high school, some blues bands and things like that. >> kelly: i heard that chord progression. law takes over your life, i went to law school and i am primarily a criminal defense lawyer in dallas. >> kelly: oh, my god! [applause] you are a musician as well, right? >> i'm doing it. i'm about to graduate from usc. >> kelly: congratulations! that's awesome. >> thank you. i'm studying music business, guessing songs on the radio, i would get a dollar when i was 10. because of that i am able to go on and aspire to be a manager. >> music has always been important in our family because it is connecting with your daughter as a father is super important, and so music has been how we've done that with eliza and her sister, kassidy. >> kelly: what i think is even cooler a

. >> with big names like ed sheeran, billie eilish and plenty others set to join the couch this year, send-off is going to be a fun one. >> i'm excited to be there. >> it won't be boring. >> correct. it's going to be great, you know? >> four shows are on tap from london this week starting tonight with otherpe guests sam smith, alanis morissette, and david harbour. >> it's going to be fun to watch that one. >>> paul heggen is here. you've been tracking a fire, right? >> it's run into a marsh. this is the one that's been burning in northern marin county. that is the redwood fire. the good news there, it's run into some terrain that is going to help to quell that fire activity. hopefully it's going to get a bit of moisture from the fog spreading out. another day of inland warmth, even heat. there's going to be plenty of 90s on the map tomorrow afternoon for inland parts of the bay area. but mild, even cool weather continues near the water. everybody cools down as we head towards the end of the workweek, the beginning of july on friday, and it looks like fourth of july weekend is going to

festival was visited by about 300,000 visitors, in addition to world songs by granny granny and oscar billie eilishragment of the legendary band the beatles polo mccartney, they also had the opportunity to fall in love with ukrainian music. balls except for the 13th songs, 12 of which were written in just 10 days, the guys thanked the premiere of bri for supporting ukraine well, at the end of the performance, the audience also performed the iconic stefania they sang along to them let's see a-ah-ah and-ah-ah and i couldn't hear your native word victory for us on all fronts is already beginning 123 days of our opposition to you will start from the information platform our colleague solomiya vitvitska but we have grown up we say goodbye to you we will win article the third of the constitution of ukraine, a person , his life and health 6 and dignity, inviolability and security are recognized as the highest social value in ukraine june 28 is the day of the constitution of ukraine, we ukrainians, the people, know how to stand up and continue to talk about the fact that our nation cannot be destroyed thro

what is it that you love so much about billy eilish? i think it's the fact that she's going to be the youngest headliner, and i thinkjust her energy, what she stands for in terms of not letting criticism get to her. i think she is just very much herself all the time, - and i think her music resonatesl a lot with like people, especially like ourage. 15 miles up the road in the town of froom this afternoon, the saturday night headliner, sir paul mccartney, was playing a warm up show in an 800 capacity venue. i'm not on facebook or twitter so i didn't know he was going to be here. i didn't know anything about it till i saw it on the news. when he steps onto the pyramid stage it will be to a crowd of over 100,000. colin paterson, bbc news, glastonbury. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. look at this weather watcher picture from glastonbury. thank you very much. bright skies but clouding over a little and there could be showery rain later. highland scotland, glorious here at the moment. doesn't that beach look very inviting

.# and history has been made at the festival by the youngest ever solo headliner, billie eilish. # heyjudeccartney, whose 36—song set last night included a nearly 5—minute singalong to heyjude. crowd: # nah nah nah na-na-na-nah #. - and some special guest appearances. mr bruce springsteen! # glory days...# # everybody had a hard year # everybody had a good time #. there was even a much missed beatle, 42 years after his death. seeing john again. we are back together. with 100 performance stages, glastonbury is about so much more than the headline acts. this festival celebrates creativity, imagination, and inclusivity with a good dose of �*change the world' thrown in. we will not let russia's war break us. whether it is an address by ukraine's president. climate! or climate change activist greta thunberg. so many women and so many girls are going. to die because of this. or the outrage expressed by stars like olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is never far away. we're not closed off from the world here. we're not about escapism. enjoying ourselv

.# and history has been made at the festival by the youngest ever solo headliner, billie eilish. # heyjude night included a nearly 5—minute sinagolong to heyjude. crowd: # nah nah nah na—na—na—nah #. and some special guest appearances. mr bruce springsteen! # everybody had a hard year # everybody had a good time #. there was even a much missed beatle, 42 years after his death. seeing john again. we are back together. with 100 performance stages glastonbury is about so much more than the headline acts. this festival celebrates creativity, imagination, and inclusivity with a good dose of change the world thrown in. we will not let russia's will break us. whether it is an address by ukraine's president. climate! or climate change activist greta thunberg. so many women and so many girls are going to die because of this. or the outrage expressed by stars like olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is neverfar away. we are not closed off from the world here. we're not about escapism. we are about dealing with the world, enjoying ourselves, coming togeth

host around 200,000 visitors — entertained by headline artists including, sir paul mccartney, billie eilishear. one of them is nina chesworth, who's lost her sight since her last visit to glastonbury. abbi smitton went to meet her. this is the tent we will be using for glastonbury. she's been used a few times now. usually, in the space this would be open, we have got the two bedrooms here, this is one bedroom we would usually have in their beds but we have decided to use camping beds. it's about being organised, and keeping hazards out of the way. i have the oil and liquid washing up bottles here, and i put a here bubble around the washing up liquid i know that is washing up good. it's all about making sure i know where everything is and making things accessible and, fun, is possible because that is what glastonbury is about. she will share a trip — glastonbury is about. she will share a trip to _ glastonbury is about. she will share a trip to where - glastonbury is about. she will share a trip to where the i glastonbury is about. she willj share a trip to where the farm with her whole fami

the likes of paul mccartney, diana ross, billie eilish, turning up for glastonbury. and on wednesday temperatures reached 28 degrees in london and here in aboyne, aberdeenshire, 26 degrees was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland. the next few days will turn cooler, temperatures dropping, turning more unsettled, more rain in the forecast as well. we still have some cloud in the north and north—west of scotland but it is the cloud in france that we need to keep a close eye on. that has been producing some thundery downpours and that will trigger some more showers as we head through thursday, especially early on through the channel islands in the english channel and then we will see those showers developing and moving further north into england and wales. some of them will be heavy and thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day across england and wales despite those showers,

kendrick lamar who will be headlining this stage and finishing off the pyramid stage which had billie eilishhere you have the pet shop boys, they are headlining the other stage, to bring this festival to a close and people have been desperate for this, 2019 was the last time before this year's festival. people stood in this field, listening to music, cheering and singing. they have been desperate to have a good time and they certainly have.— they certainly have. briefly they have waited _ they certainly have. briefly they have waited three _ they certainly have. briefly they have waited three years - they certainly have. briefly they have waited three years for - they certainly have. briefly they| have waited three years for this, what is the atmosphere like as it comes to a close, are they sad it is coming to an end or happy it could happen? coming to an end or happy it could ha en? ., , ,y coming to an end or happy it could hauen? ~ happen? happy it happened i think. peole, happen? happy it happened i think. people. monday _ happen? happy it happened i think. people, monday morning, - happ

with its youngest ever headliner, billie eilish, taking to the pyramid stage. thousands. let's have some fun. brit winners wolf alice nearly didn't make it today after their original flight from america, where they were touring, was cancelled. what is it about glastonbury that means you just don't want to miss it. everything about it, i think. especially playing on the pyramid stage is like a dream come true.

and history has been made at the festival by the youngest ever solo headliner, billie eilish... # heyuded a nearly 5—minute sing—along to hey jude... crowd: # nah, nah, nah, na-na-na-nah!| ..and some special guest appearances. mr bruce springsteen! # glory days! # hey, passing by. # glory days! # everybody had a hard year. # everybody had a good time. there was even a much—missed beatle, 42 years after his death. # everybody saw the sunshine. there were are, seeing john again. we are back together. with 100 performance stages, glastonbury is about so much more than the headline acts. this festival celebrates creativity, imagination and inclusivity with a good dose of change the world thrown in. we will not let russia's war break us. whether it is an address by ukraine's president... climate! ..or climate change activist greta thunberg... so many women and so many girls are going to die - because of this. ..or the outrage expressed by stars like olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is never far away. we're not closed off from the world here.

the music programme is due to start in the next few hours with billie eilish, foals and little simz topping the bill on the first night. our correspondent colin paterson has been meeting some of the festivalgoers. concern about what mps will do next. where have you come from? tennessee. who are you really wanting to see?— tennessee. who are you really wanting to see? paul mccartney. i don't know. _ wanting to see? paul mccartney. i don't know, it _ wanting to see? paul mccartney. i don't know, it seems _ wanting to see? paul mccartney. i don't know, it seems like - wanting to see? paul mccartney. i don't know, it seems like a - idon't know, it seems like a special— i don't know, it seems like a special opportunity.- i don't know, it seems like a special opportunity. who is the bi . . est special opportunity. who is the biggest fan? — special opportunity. who is the biggest fan? i _ special opportunity. who is the biggest fan? i see _ special opportunity. who is the biggest fan? i see the - special opportunity. who is the | biggest fan? i see the problem, rolling stones _ biggest fan? i see

twice due to covid, ticket holders will be treated to a weekend line—up including the likes of billie eilish very moment glastonbury finally reopened its doors. woohoo! and the festival's founder michael eavis was there to greet people. i like the top hat. look at that. perfect. greatest party on earth. thank you. thanks for coming. it was clear how much it meant to be back. incredible, isn't it, the feeling of everybody getting here? honestly, it's quite emotional. it's all so exciting. you'd never believe it, you know? have an amazing time. festivalgoers had queued all night to make sure they got in early. it means everything, and to get back here after what's happened is just absolutely fantastic. it's my first time. i've had my ticket for three years. so i can't wait. a bit tired after the | rave tent last night. and for nanny pat, it's been a very special day. in 2020 it was her 80th birthday and all she wanted was a glastonbury ticket. you've made it, you're in. i'm ini finally she is getting to use it. i hear you get quite near to the front of the stage. just describe your tactic. sne

pictures over the weekend and hopefully tuned in to some of the performances by sir paul mccartney, billie eilishlfestival, but this is perhaps an aspect of it you don't see on the television, all of the behind the scenes work. look across the site. watching over the weekend, you would be used that looking like a sea of humanity, hundreds of thousands of people waving their flags enjoying the concert. the vast majority of them have gone home. one of the things the organisers have been keen to emphasise is to tell people to take their kid home. arriving here this morning seeing bedraggled festivalgoers heading back either north, south or east with all kit packed away, it sounds as if that message has been very much heeded. in the next couple of weeks this will be returned to pristine pasture land. and the next appearances here will be by the glastonbury cows. they will take over the farm for the next ten or 11 months, until he gets reopened once again for the world was my biggest musical festival in the round 359 days. —— around. john the round 359 days. -- around. john mauuire, the round 359 days

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kick things off with one of the songs on the epf me and my band y'all with "happier than ever" by billie eilishyou ♪ ♪ i'm happier than ever ♪ ♪ wish i could explain it better ♪ ♪ i wish it wasn't true ♪ ♪ i don't relate to you ♪ ♪ i don't relate to you no ♪ ♪ 'cause i'd never treat me this ♪ ♪ you made me hate this city ♪ ♪ and i don't talk about you on the internet ♪ ♪ never told anyone anything bad ♪ ♪ 'cause that's just embarrassing ♪ ♪ you were my everything ♪ ♪ and all that you did was make me feel sad ♪ ♪ so don't waste the time i don't have ♪ ♪ and don't try to make me feel bad ♪ ♪ i could talk about every time that you showed up on time ♪ ♪ but i'd have an empty line 'cause you never did ♪ ♪ never paid any mind to my mother or friends so i ♪ ♪ shut 'em all out for you 'cause i was a kid ♪ ♪ you ruined everything good ♪ ♪ always said you were misunderstood ♪ ♪ made all my moments your own ♪ ♪ just leave me alone ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: one more time, give it up for my band y'all! [cheers and applause] all right, so you can hear my studio recording of that song along with five

. _ billie eilish has used her headline set at the glastonbury festival to address the us supreme court'sas a dark day for women in the us. the world—famous music festival's main stage opened today after three years of covid cancellations. a warning, this report by our culture editor katie razzall contains flashing images. it's the 50th birthday party, twice postponed. finally glastonbury is back. with its youngest ever headliner, billy eilidh's, taking to the pyramid stage. sam penned up has never even been to this festival before, now he knows what it is like to perform year in front of thousands.— like to perform year in front of thousands. let's have some fun. breadwinners _ of thousands. let's have some fun. breadwinners wolf - of thousands. let's have some fun. breadwinners wolf alice l fun. breadwinners wolf alice nearly didn't _ fun. breadwinners wolf alice nearly didn't make _ fun. breadwinners wolf alice nearly didn't make it - fun. breadwinners wolf alice nearly didn't make it today i nearly didn't make it today after their original flight from america where they were touring w

last night, thousands packed onto this field to watch billie eilish become the youngest ever headlinerd most people are fully immersed into their festival lifestyles. but what does it take to host thousands on a farm? i've been speaking to some of those that make it happen. one, two, three, four! 200,000 people partying need a lot of provisions. water is always top of the agenda. if you can imagine the scale of things, so pilton, the local area, usually they have half a million litres a day. this festival at its peak is 300 million litres of water a day. our network teams been working since march, and we're re—routing lots of local supplies to get water on site. there's a new reservoir on site which we supply, and that keeps the kind of festival flowing. the morning after the night before, and all hands are on deck. one couple has been clearing up together here for 1h festivals. i drive that behind us through the site, emptying the skips for the general waste, and, yeah, it's an enjoyable job. just like the atmosphere, i everything about it, really. with a population this size, injurie

billie eilish, sir paul mccartney. but things going on indoors as well.n. mike who is one of the man who runs it. 74 years old. get going, we are live on bbc one. we want to see some action! some swinging back—and—forth. and here we go. high society, a big top show. flying trapeze act. and we are about to see a 74—year—old in action. glastonbury starts in earnest today. on the main stage, the acts will 0n the main stage, the acts will start to play and the first on, the libertines on the at 1030. i have been out and about finding out which acts the punters want to see. right, where have you come from? knoxville, tennessee. all the way especially for glastonbury? who are you really wanting to see? really excited to see paul mccartney. like, i grew up on the beatles and i don't know, it seems like a very special opportunity. who's the biggest beatles fan here? probably me. wait a minute, i've seen a problem. rolling stones t—shirt right opposite here. is there going to be a fight? yes. right, let's have a song—off. you give us one line of a beatles song and

sir paul mccartney will become glastonbury festival's oldest solo headliner a day after billie eilishnd more than 60 years of making music. our culture editor, katie razzall, is there and spoke to us a short time ago. i'm at the pyramid stage right now, the american band, haim, are belting out their hits. earlier, greta thunberg was on there talking about climate change. but, of course, all the buzz is about how in around three hours' time, sir paul mccartney will be there. now, i was down there early this morning and there were already eager fans setting up their chairs, claiming their front—row spot. and they were talking to me about all the rumours swirling about who might perform with macca tonight. taylor swift was mentioned, ringo starr, even. i'm told, on good authority, that is wishful thinking. what we do know for certain is that it will be a long set by glastonbury standards, two hours and 15 minutes, so that is not long for sir paul mccartney and also that, at 80, he is glastonbury festival's oldest—ever headliner. now, before him, noel gallagher's high flying birds will be

that is the pyramid stage, where billie eilish, sir paul mccartney and kendrick lamar will be headliningt 8am this morning and we were there. right, welcome! we're open! after a three—year wait, the very moment glastonbury finally reopened its doors. wahoo! and the festival's founder michael eavis was there to greet people. i like the top hat. look at that. perfect. greatest party on earth. thank you. thanks for coming. it was clear how much it meant to be back. incredible, isn't it, the feeling of everybody getting here. honestly, it's quite emotional. it's also exciting. you'd never believe it, you know. more spectacular this year. the wait has been so long, and it'sjust the biggest build—up we've ever had. keep moving. have an amazing time. festivalgoers had queued all night to make sure they got in early. three years, it's been a long wait. sum up what it means to you? it means everything. this place means everything to me. it's my favourite place in the entire world, and to get back here after what's happened isjust absolutely fantastic. coming to glastonbury for the first time. i'v

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descend on the site in somerset, with entertainment from artists including sir paul mccartney, billie eilishc starts, not on the main stages but on the smaller ones, but there are some big names playing today, mel c from the spice girls is doing a djing set and michael eavis, the founder of glastonbury, will take to the stage immediately afterwards to do a set of his favourite songs by crooners. we are right in front of the pyramid stage. if you look over there, there is and i remember michael eavis once joining coldplay on there to sing a version of my way. let's just say it lives long in the memory. i have been out walking around the festival site and its much busier than it normally is at that time for two reasons, first of all the festival has not been on for three years so people wanted to get here as early as possible, and secondly, because of the much talked about rail strikes. trains have actually been running to glastonbury today, the first one out of london had fewer than 50 people on and some festivalgoers have been saying they've had whole carriages to themselves. and let's also

quite right, this is billy eilish, we continue to play names for 200.s name, known from antiquity, means bringing victory, and in medieval italy it was rethought, as a resident of verona veronica veronica from sero, i bring also nick victory soviet, the actress received in honor of elina the heroine , plays by hamsun's whip at the gates of the kingdom. forever city for 200, please. in the 12th and 13th centuries, the frank jeepani family turned this famous building into their own castle. the colosseum was in a hurry, right, just forever, a city over 100 in this field on the left bank of the tiber since ancient times , troops were recruited with wet parades. marsopole is right, the champ de mars on the screen, of course, the reconstruction model is not only about birds over 300 plumage of the male of a new species of birds of paradise recently discovered in new guinea is so black that the figure is almost 100%. hmm no lunch. light absorption even 20 years ago, these lovers of brilliant rolled down the domes of the moscow kremlin, tearing off the gilding

guys, billie eilish revealed that she sent a body double out on stage in her place at the start of herella set, and no one noticed that's pretty crazy. right, tariq >> yeah, jimmy that's some pretty wild stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins, notice anything different about tariq >> no. looks like the same old tariq to me, jimmy >> jimmy: quest, i think some people are using body doubles. >> questlove: yeah, i mean, it's kind of unprofessional. you're right >> tariq: i agree. [ laughter and applause well, in other news, i saw that a swedish man broke a world record by throwing a washing machine more than 14 feet. yeah, the name of the record he broke was world's weirdest man [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's the stuff that's the stuff right there, fallon [ laughter ] >> jimmy: calm down, sir i don't know he's not even wearing a mask sir, please calm down. that's the stuff >> steve: that is the stuff. come on, that's the stuff. >> jimmy: guys, i read there's a rail worker strike in the uk right now. and one man who always rides the train has beaten the strike by paddling to work

billy eilish is the main headliner, the youngest ever on the pyramid stage.g them to put pressure on editions to help ukrainians fleeing the country at the moment. a very special moment, a very glastonbury moment. here there are so many individual stories. yesterday i met a 68—year—old, chris, who works in a job centre during the day. his job here for the last 40 years has been the dj here for the last 40 years has been the dj on the pyramid stage. this morning the opening act on the pyramid stage was ziggy marley and in the audience were a group of people with a 15—week—old baby, his first ever festival, and people with a 15—week—old baby, his first everfestival, and he people with a 15—week—old baby, his first ever festival, and he was called ziggy, of course. only at glastonbury. paul mccartney tomorrow night, the big ticket for glastonbury, but right now his pro—art sound checking 20 miles away in frome because he announced a special warm up gig before glastonbury in front of about 800 people. it was sold out in minutes, you could only get tickets in pers

. >> jimmy: here's you interviewing billie eilish watch this >> why can't we just hang out.ie now. >> okay, good. >> i'm going to billie now >> for real. find me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you find her did you run right to her >> funny story that i like just remembered now the first person i saw when i walked in, was actually her brother. and i actually ran straight to her brother at that point, hung out with him then i met up with her later in the bathroom >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> the met bathroom thing is real >> jimmy: that's where a lot of people do meet up. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: because they're like -- it's just -- these gowns that are just gorgeous but it takes probably ten people to move them around >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: bathroom is a whole different sitch. >> well, everybody's is in the bathroom for like an hour at a a time because it takes so long to pee like, getting the dress off to pee, it's like, an ordeal. and after you're done, you're so tired that everybody is just hanging out in there, like catching their breath. >> jimmy: yeah >> and then we go back to

billie eilish guidelines tonight, sir paul mccartney tomorrow. but a bit of a mixed bag for some of us. with sunshine and showers on the way. at the moment, heavy showers affecting parts of north—eastern england and also the south—west, heading towards glastonbury. this low pressure will park itself around ireland over the next two or three days. strong winds blowing around it, so the western coast of the uk will feel the breeze. let's look at the forecast of the course of this evening. we have showers moving on from the south, crossing the country. the low pressure just to the west of ireland here. by the early hours of saturday morning, temperatures hovering around about 1a degrees in london, 1a or so in the lowlands of scotland. through tomorrow, most of the showers will be swept in by that strong breeze, blowing around this area of low pressure towards western parts of the uk. let's take a closer look. if you squint, you canjust about the uk. let's take a closer look. if you squint, you can just about see these showers they're affecting parts

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