if anyone has the moral authority to make this move, it is bob geldof. make this move, it is bob geldofough to remember well live aid. enough to remember well live aid. and the way it completely changed the political landscape. the political landscape. does this carry anyway? yes. is completely obsessed with celebrities. —— carry any weight. the rampage of the sunday times, it shows the power of celebrity. shows the power of celebrity. —— on the front page. the front page. to get ed sheeran, the biggest pop star in the world. the biggest pop star in the world. huge industry, £92 billion the music industry made last year. industry made last year. that's a massive part of our economy. massive part of our economy. on free movement post brexit, it will really impedes this industry. will really impedes this industry. ‘s coming to this country but then moving freely across europe. moving freely across europe. it's a very good points. very good points. the fact that you attach celebrities get noticed. attach celebrities get noticed. the basic point is very valid. basic point is very valid. fin

sir bob geldof. staying with music.les lines opened this morning according to organisers. around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune. that thinks meet —— that makes me think of mud. i don't know what it will look like this week. now it's time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. that evening. sunny spells for somebody with a case of flipping the table in terms of the weather because it has been pretty wet today in scotland and parts of northern ireland as you can see. a couple inches of rain in scotland so far today. it has been pretty relentless. a different story from the south. we have had the sense of the south. we have had the sense of the unsigned. the night tonight we will the cloud pushing and across the southwest. that will prevent the temperatures from falling too in comparison to last night. 5—10d. still bad feet of wet weather. it is going to be fairly relentless for the next couple of days. affecting northern ireland, west end scotland to start with but the

thank you very much. of a no—deal brexit on the music industry. which was orchestrated by sir bob geldofe done since the 60s, since the beatles. 60s, since the beatles. a giant influence, it is the actual voice of britain. voice of britain. brexiteers talked about a global britain, that is it. britain, that is it. generates 94 billion a year will be decimated by brexit. balloon festival. and claims to be the world's biggest festival of its kind. lovely pictures there. now, time for a look at the weather. hello, we have reversed roles weather—wise today. weather—wise today. rainer crossed scotland and northern ireland today. scotland and northern ireland today. than yesterday, the winds are strong and gusty as well. and gusty as well. some rain for cumbria and ambition late in the day. late in the day. considerably higher than yesterday, even where we have the rain. even where we have the rain. scotland and northern ireland for the next few days. the next few days. starting to feel warm and we may have some morning mist and fog. hello, this is bbc news. sexual abuse allegations. republica

they've signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof.or worth an estimated £41; billion a year. playing music and broadcasting that around the world is what we have done since the ‘60s, since the beatles. it has been a giant influence, it is the actual voice of britain. so, when the brexiteers talk about a global britain, that is it. and that business, that industry which generates £91; billion a year, will be decimated by brexit. tickets for next year's glastonbury festival have sold out in just over half an hour. a record number of people tried to buy tickets when sales lines opened this morning according to organisers. around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune. time for a look at the weather. much better the site today. we have glastonbury were the further north across parts of scotland and northern ireland. after the sunshine yesterday lots of rain. he is a radar chart. it is most persistent across western scotland at the moment. rain comes and goes in northern ireland. heaviest of the rain

they've signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof.sector worth an estimated £41! billion a year. playing music and broadcasting that around the world is what we have done since the ‘60s, since the beatles. it has been a giant influence, it is the actual voice of britain. so, when the brexiteers talk about a global britain, that is it. and that business, that industry which generates £91; billion a year, will be decimated by brexit. hundreds of people took part in a wooferendum march with their four legged friends to call for a people's vote on brexit. the dogs, and their owners, marched through central london. the event ended with a rally in parliament square, with speakers including actor peter egan and stella creasy, labour mp for walthamstow. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. said it has been soggy, the rain continues across scotland and there could be some minorflooding in the next few days. further starve it will stay dry and sunny to finish the day a little milder than yesterday. a mild night with winds c

they've signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof.point—four billion pounds a year. playing music and broadcasting that around the world is what we have done since the ‘60s, since the beatles. it has been a giant influence, it is the actual voice of britain. so, when the brexiteers talk about a global britain, that is it. and that business, that industry which generates £94 billion a year, will be decimated by brexit. get back now it's time for a look at the weather. we have replaced yesterday's sunshine with rain and it is coming down heavily in western parts of scotland. some getting into

they've signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof.worth an estimated £41! billion a year. playing music and broadcasting that around the world is what we have done since the ‘60s, since the beatles. it has been a giant influence, it is the actual voice of britain. so, when the brexiteers talk about a global britain, that is it. and that business, that industry which generates £91! billion a year, will be decimated by brexit. now, time for a look at the weather. beautiful sunshine to enjoy. this is how it looked in worcester and our ago. but yes, it has been chilly overnight, and we have got to whether france with us. this one gave us whether france with us. this one gave us a whether france with us. this one gave us a miserable day yesterday, and this one is bringing atlantic air in, so bringing rain across much of scotla nd air in, so bringing rain across much of scotland and northern ireland. a really soggy day in those areas, the eastern side of scotland not seeing that much rain this afternoon. a lot of cloud and it is windy as we

they‘ve signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof.0s, since the beatles. it has been a giant influencer, it is the actual voice of britain. so, when the brexiteers talk about a global britain, that is it. and that business, that industry which generates £91; billion a year, will be decimated by brexit. tickets for next year‘s glastonbury festival have sold out in just over half an hour. a record number of people tried to buy tickets when sales lines opened this morning according to organisers. around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. the sun has been back today. it's hello. the sun has been back today. it‘s been a thorley soggy day. —— eight thorley soggy day. rain continues across the north of scotland and some flooding here in the next few days full stop further south, it is staying dry and sunny to finish the day little milder than yesterday. a mild night tonight, winds coming from the south—west so a blustery day. wind not as st

they've signed an open letter to theresa may, which was orchestrated by sir bob geldof.an estimated £41; billion a year. when the brexit ears talk about global britain that is that. and when the brexit ears talk about brexit batters out. we are being rewarded by some beautiful sunshine now. i have chosen to show you the sunshine and the frosty start because we're weather watch pictures coming in from the north which is showing us the pouring rain coming out of this next weather system which will be meandering across the northern half of the country for the next three days. but it is bringing with it mild atlantic winds, strong winds today. quite a lot of rain already today. quite a lot of rain already today as you can see in the rainfall chart. it will just today as you can see in the rainfall chart. it willjust keep coming and the winds will just chart. it willjust keep coming and the winds willjust keep blowing. we're talking about gusts of a0 or 50 miles an hour. blog across scotla nd 50 miles an hour. blog across scotland prats cumbria lancashire. for the bulk of nor

shows a photograph of singer rita ora who is among a list of performers, including ed sheeran and bob geldofday reports that soldiers kicked out of the army for taking illegal drugs are being offered a "golden hello" of up to £10,000 to return to theirjobs. we know recruitment is a major issue in the armed forces. let's go through some of your pics. in the sunday times today, rains not fees, what are they discussing? the head of westminster school wants to end a system where systems apply —— student apply on merit. currently, the vast majority of pupils are applying based on theirfinancial ability to pay, but he thinks we should have a system where people get in based on ability and this is sparked by one of this former students, a young lady who sadly died in the grenfell tower to be. she got a scholarship and this has sparked the idea. all well and good, but someone has to pay somewhere, be it the local council, fees coming from elsewhere. there is a financial issue here. of course. i gripe in east and myself, east london and i went to a very good state school but i was luckily enough to g

shows a photograph of singer rita ora who is among a list of performers, including ed sheeran and bob geldofc industry. the mail on sunday reports that soldiers kicked out of the army for taking illegal drugs are being offered a "golden hello" of up to £10,000 to return to theirjobs. there is a shredding theme in a loss of the papers this morning for study might have seen as online yesterday. that is the banksy story we have mentioned. they told in the us, two yea rs mentioned. they told in the us, two years old, found quite a loss of banknotes that his parents had been putting aside. they were saving up for football game tickets. he learned how to use the shredder. if we can show you this picture down the bottom. that pile of banknotes he had originally, the parents had been saving, little more than a pile of shredding is. we are not sure whether they can take the component parts and get the money back, but it is about $1000. a lot of sellotape to get that back together. he looks so to get that back together. he looks so innocent in that picture. you should not leave your schreuder lying ar