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thomas cock is digital editor of bristol live, the online offshoot of the bristol post.stewart is chief reporter at the glasgow times. stephen bush is political editor at the new statesman. katy balls is deputy political editor at the spectator and michael friedenberg is also here, he's president of reuters, the global news agency. now michael, we are going to talk to you a little bit later on in the show. but first of all i just want to hear a little bit about this story of reuters, a little bit of history. once upon a time if i'm not mistaken there was a mr reuters, wasn't there? that's right. absolutely, the baron. reuters is a i70—year—old media company. we've gone from producing news via carrier pigeon to today's future of producing news in artificial intelligence. we've gone the entire gamut from carrier pitches to ai. 170 year history, very proud of 2500 journalists in over 200 locations. of course. michael, people think of reuters and they think of it in a kind of traditional telegram messages kinda way. they think about breaking news. but you do a lot more than

very briefly, thomas, do you think people in bristol would've cared? via a briefing room? they are interested in the briefings. - and they are very interested to know when we tell them that there's - going to be a briefing. i'm not sure how important- it is to them where that comes from. i think there are bigger issues for our local audience. - stephen, what is your take on the briefing room, is a shame that it's not happening? yeah, it's definitely a shame for us in the media. it's an opportunity to pin the government down on record. when there's video footage, right? that sadly of course is the reason why i think it was a pretty silly idea from a government perspective and i think why it ended up dead in the water. it would've been brilliant for accountability. unfortunately part of the game of this is they don't like accountability and we have to continually drag it out of them, and that is true regardless of the colour of the rosette in which ever bit of government it is. do you think the briefing room would've made any impact on scottish politics?

bristol, birmingham and aston villa all in contention of going down today.oints behind the other two sides. for bristol to stay up they need to win against brighton and they need birmingham or aston villa to slip up as well, so plenty of twists and turns still to come on the final day of the women's super league season.— the final day of the women's super league season. many thanks indeed for that. worth — league season. many thanks indeed for that. worth pointing _ league season. many thanks indeed for that. worth pointing out - for that. worth pointing out manchester city could be crowned premier league champions today as well if results go their way. to the game already under way though, wolves up against brighton. you can watch this live on bbc one now. it's the vistors who took the lead, a goalfrom captain lewis dunk. however, dunk has now been sent off so brighton are down to ten men, with around half an hour of the game still to play. so city will be crowned champions for the sceond time in three years should manchester united lose against aston villa

bristol was an acl or was it an achilles i think it might be achilles i'm redshirting bristol-myers. say damon williams, let's see if he wants to redshirt it. >> i'm looking forward to speaking to him too. let's look at gm, farmer jim off earnings, that stock is up quite nicely today, at least it was before we came on the air. i think it was about 3.5% win or something along those lines. do you want to talk about that one? >> yeah. i think let's make this simple this is a referendum the share price response is a referendum on mary bara and her management team. the reason i say that is because for the last several quarters she has been saying the cost cuts they did during the heart of the pandemic were permanent and they were going to increase their margins. you saw that today you know, sales came in a little light actually, but they blew away the earnings number so clearly they've got some margin power here. that's going to last you know, combine that with the fact that april auto sales here in north america were well above 18 million, so you have volume coming in. we know average tr

i'm being shown some of the 600 lots that will be sold online in bristol, and what a treasure trove!'s helmet used at fan conventions — all are attracting attention. we have broken so many in—house records already. within 2a hours of that catalogue going online, we had over 800 bids. we've had thousands upon thousands of pounds worth of bids left, interest from all over the world. the appeal of star wars is completely worldwide, and the fact that that little piece of star wars history comes from bristol is what i think makes this so, so special. dave prowse's imposing 6'6" height made him the perfect choice for darth vader. it's no secret he was disappointed that his voice was never used on the film. one of the hottest items — his script from the empire strikes back movie. we placed an estimate on this of three to £5,000, but bids have already far, far exceeded that. that's a unique piece of cinema history there. key lines were removed from it to keep vader's relationship with luke skywalker a secret, and dave was kept completely in the dark. you two need a lesson on crossing the roa

channel and also through the bristol channel and also through the bristol channel and also through thehannel as well. 50-60 through the english channel as well. 50—60 miles an hour gusts of wind, very unusualfor this 50—60 miles an hour gusts of wind, very unusual for this time of year and a strong wind will push bands of showery rain from time to time across the country. a really messy story, i'm afraid, on friday. slowly brightening up into northern ireland and west facing coasts of scotland but the temperatures are really going to be quite disappointing for this time of year and one of the reasons this is the low pressure starts to track its way eastwards we allow the wind direction to come round to a north—westerly. a cooler source once again. the isobars will open up for the start of the weekend, saturday, less windy, quieter, a good deal of dry weather around generally actually so not a bad day. we could see a few sharp showers developing in south wales, down into the midlands and south—east corner as we go through the afternoon at the temperature is really again quite subdued fo

i am being shown some of the 600 lots that will be sd online in bristol. >> my prefred father.love. carrie fisher. >> signed photos from the stars. darth vader's helmet used at fan conventions. all are attracting attention. >> within 24 hours of of going online, we had over 800 bids. we have had thousands of pounds worth of bids left tiered interest from all over the world. the appeal of star wars is completely worldwide. the fact that little piece of star wars history comes from bristol is what makes this so special. >> his height made him the first -- the first choice for darth vader. it is no secret he was disappointed his voice was not used on the film. one of the hottest items, his script from the empire strikes back. >> we place an item from three to 5000 pounds. bids have already far exceeded that. that is a unique piece of cinema. >> he lines were removed from it to keep ater's relationship with luke skywalker secret. from being the green cross code meant to the strongmen in the gym, it was an extraordinary life. catalogued and recorded by his family and friend and assi

the result extends bristol's lead at the top of the table to 12 points.uring the win. and in rugby league, huddersfield giants came close to throwing away a 20—0 lead against warrington wolves, but managed hold out for the win. warrington scored three in the second half to cut the deficit to two points, but a well—timed kenny edwards try allowed the giants to hang on for just their second win so far this season. elsewhere, super league champions st helens scored five tries and kept out salford in a comfortable win. wigan were given a slight scare by leigh before coming from behind to win and keep up their 100% record. earlier today, we also saw racing fans return as courses were allowed to operate at 50% capacity, up to a maximum of a000 people. spectators at redcar lined the home straight to see miss houdini win one of this afternoon's races. spectators have also been allowed in at leicester and windsor. and the first race was at carlisle, where the excitement of having spectators back got a bit much for this runner, stanley snugfit, who got loose in the

i'm being shown some of the 600 lots that will be sold online in bristol, and what a treasure trove!" and again... signed photos from the stars, darth vader's helmet used at fan conventions — all are attracting attention. "for daddy dave, my preferred father. we have broken so many in—house records already. within 2a hours of that catalogue going online, we had over 800 bids. we've had thousands upon thousands of pounds worth of bids left, interest from all over the world. the appeal of star wars is completely worldwide, and the fact that that little piece of star wars history comes from bristol is what i think makes this so, so special. dave prowse's imposing 6'6" height made him the perfect choice for darth vader. it's no secret he was disappointed that his voice was never used on the film. one of the hottest items — his script from the empire strikes back movie. we placed an estimate on this of three to £5,000, but bids have already far, far exceeded that. that's a unique piece of cinema history there. key lines were removed from it to keep vader's relationship with luke skywalker

clearance from cramer to do that, the bristol moo myers' move. >> i didn't tell jim that. i forget. >> i just spilled the beans. he will be mad. >> we're on together tomorrow, so we'll see look, bristol-myers, there's nothing wrong with it. it is cheap at ten times it has a 3% yield. the problem is i just didn't feel good about that uarter, i mean not anywhere in that quarter do i like. i'm thinking to myself, in health care where do i want to be i like united health care, i have been in it forever, it is on the growth side i just bought at&t which has a 6% yield, which i think is more attractive than bristol. by the way, they're both trading at ten timesso it is a valuation call caterpillar on the flip side had an amazing quarter across the board, revenues, earnings, margins, margins expanded and they haven't even taken price yet. the operating leverage is substantial. the enterprise cash at about 12 billion makes me feel better as well coke is a reopen name i don't think is as obvious to everybody because it is 50% on prem. by the way, they had a really good quarter, 6%

the result extends bristol's lead at the top of the table to 12 points.ton scored three in the second half to cut the deficit to two points, but a well—timed kenny edwards try allowed the giants to hang on for just their second win so far this season. elsewhere, super league champions st helens scored five tries and kept out salford in a comfortable win. wigan were given a slight scare by leigh before coming from behind to win and keep up their 100% record. earlier today, we also saw racing fans return as courses were allowed to operate at 50% capacity, up to a maximum of 4000 people. spectators at redcar lined the home straight to see miss houdini win one of this afternoon's races. spectators have also been allowed in at leicester and windsor. and the first race was at carlisle, where the excitement of having spectators back got a bit much for this runner, stanley snugfit, who got loose in the parade ring and had little desire to be told what to do. staying with horse racing, and the legendaryjockeyjoe mercer has died at the age of 86. mercer won an incr

what was significant about it was that we didn't just win in our urban heartlands, places like bristol where the west of england has got very many rural and remote communities, the support was very, very good there too, so it's very encouraging for us because keir starmer quite rightly wants us to appeal to all parts of society. wherever people live, wherever you work, whatever you do, labour must have a message that resonates. now he may be saying sir keir starmer allowed people to hear the message he wanted to put across, but as you said, there have been huge questions about that decision to remove the jeopardy questions about that decision to remove thejeopardy leader angela rayner from remove thejeopardy leader angela raynerfrom her remove thejeopardy leader angela rayner from her role as chair of the party and her role being in charge of running campaigns. diane abbott, the former home secretary, has been on sky describing it as baffling, saying it was unfair, it wasn't angela rayner who made the big decisions around hartlepool, and there was nowhere in the country where they were

andy burnham in manchester, in rotherham, liverpool, salford, marvin in bristol, sadiq in london, thecovering a bit and having successes, then they do this. ijust think it's a huge mistake. interesting thatjohn interesting that john mcdonnell offering interesting thatjohn mcdonnell offering some advice on media handling as well as the substance of the move against angela rayner. of course was pretty prominent in the labour party when it went down to a historic defeat in 2019 but he said the difference between him and keir starmer was he owned the defeat and thatis starmer was he owned the defeat and that is what keir starmer should be doing now, taking responsibility for worse than expected election results. it will be interesting is the day goes on to find out who keir starmer will surround himself with at his top table. to be honest reshuffles can be a high wire act if they are done against a backdrop of poor election results, if they look to be reactive. we don't yet know if some of the losers from the reshuffle will go quietly. some insiders are saying it is a serious moment for k

on the 14 unitswithin the bristol , the ones that aremore low income and affordable housing, do they have to taxes associated with the bond or is it 111 ? >> jamie querubin: when we formed the facilities district in early 2017 therewas a list of exemptions , properties that could not get assessed if levied. and affordable housing is one of them . so these homeowners will not get assessed the cfb tasks and also public property that the city ownsare also exemptions as well . >> directorprochnik: i was worried about thepark. the other question i was asking is the reserve fund . is that managed by the developer or thecity ? >> jamie querubin: is managed by the city's office of public finance . when the bonds are sold the proceeds have a carveout amount of the proceeds go into a bond reserve fund and it sits there. it's a requirement of the bond document that if for whatever reason there happens to be an insufficient balance in taxes collected, they can get into that debt service reserve fund and it getsreplenished the next year . so that's sort of a requirement on how the bonds themselve

this company was bought by bristol-myers group for $2.3 billion. the reason why bristol-myers spent that amount of money was to say, how can we answer the question to tackle this incredibly important question. nobody wants to believe in it. we will spend $2.3 billion and by this company and see if we cannot conquer cancer. no government stepped in, no public good stepped in, the intent was conquer cancer. they brought it into thousand nine, and nobody believed in it, and because of that acquisition -- in 2009, and nobody believed in it, and because of that acquisition, we possibly have cures for cancer. i agree with you. sometimes you look at this and say, gee, i wish we had an ideal world where we had investments from the government, took out of our pockets, but you and i know that that will not happen. nobody would take a chance but the person who is willing to. and for them, they deserve the return. industry lives by that, every day failing, every day investing in crazy ideas that may not work, but if they do, they need the return. otherwise, ho

bristol city facing relegation as they trail brighton.—1 in the semi at hampden park. goals from chris kane and glenn middleton put them into their second final of the season, despite conor mccarthy pulling one back for st mirren with five minutes to go. stjohnstone have already won the league cup this year — they'll play hibs in 13 days' time. lewis hamilton has extended his lead in the formula one championship to 14 points after winning the spanish grand prix. the reigning champion had to work hard for his victory, though. hamilton, starting from pole for the 100th time in his career, but max verstappen got past him at the first corner. hamilton struggled to keep up with him, but opting for a second pit stop gave him fresher tyres and the extra speed to catch the red bull driver with six laps to go. the briton took the chequered flag for his 98th race win. valtteri bottas completed the podium. cardiff blues edged out dragons by 17—16 in the second round of the pro14 rainbow cup. despite losing their lead after centre 0wen lane was sent

andy burnham in manchester, in rotherham, liverpool, salford, marvin in bristol, sadiq in london, they we are actually recovering a bit and having successes, then they do this. ijust think it's a huge mistake. there's been criticism from andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester, who was one of the real success stories of this set of elections. he said he couldn't support this move. i think what will have to look at later is when the reshuffle comes, what happens and it could give us a indication perhaps of the way keir starmer thinks he needs to move and the way the party needs to move and the way the party needs to move and the way the party needs to change. {lila needs to move and the way the party needs to change.— needs to change. 0k, thank you very much indeed- — needs to change. 0k, thank you very much indeed. we _ needs to change. 0k, thank you very much indeed. we will— needs to change. 0k, thank you very much indeed. we will keep _ needs to change. 0k, thank you very much indeed. we will keep up - needs to change. 0k, thank you very much indeed. we will keep up with i mu

from outside the country and from inside the country changed their methods of attack on the state of bristol. just have across many red lines and have abandoned common sense and human moral feature. that is not information warfare anymore. this is modern hybrid warfare. so we must do everything to prevent it becoming a real short stop or not it at a slow good extra luca shank denies the plane was diverted in order to arrest pressure. savage, claiming the move was a necessary response to a bomb threat. now the bad ever seen opposition, including leaders, atlanta, to kind of fed it preparing to stage new protest. and hoping international pressure will keep pressure, say which safe andrew, south ca visit better risk, an activist and former presidential candidate to run against president nutrition coming 2010. he joins us from was so welcome to de w. what did you make of the president's response? first question, why you call him president? i think even the government recognizes that the election were false. if i can hold world doesn't call him what you call him. he is not a president. he is. wha

example from outside news, people will know the work of the natural history unit that the bbc runs in bristole for many, many years and works extremely well. and all sorts of departments from the bbc are spread around. a number of years ago now, bbc children's moved to salford, so did bbc sport, so did parts of bbc news, and they build a relationship with audiences in different parts of the uk. and here's a critical point as well, they also encourage people to join the bbc who will turn into our experts in the future who don't want to come to london to pursue their career. they want to have a career that they can balance their work and family obligations outside london, and at the moment the structures are still too london—centric. you talk about expertise. there are already some very experienced journalists leaving because they cannot relocate, so you're going to lose a lot of this expertise. ourjournalists, like anyone else in any business, have big decisions to take if businesses relocate and those decisions aren'tjust professional decisions. they've got families, children, parents, whatev

bristol city are relegated. they lost to britain. —— they lost to brighton. needed to keep the premier league title race alive. defeat to aston villa would have seen rivals city win it today and despite going behind at villa park, united came back to to win 3—1. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. manchester city waited for the title, but when and where? let's visit birmingham. where's bertrand traore going? he knew. aston villa winning — and for title significance, it was manchester united losing. second half, all change. there was probably no need for douglas luiz to challenge paul pogba like that. yeah, it's a penalty. and so stepped forward bruno fernandes, the way he steps forward. he was ice cool from the spot! three minutes later, the turn. it's greenwood on the turn this time! mason greenwood saw a gap and guided the ball right into it. united now winning, therefore city still waiting. this match in fact became another of the fine united comebacks, completed by edinson cavani. like that, the title remains a race, or rather, at least, it waits f

store already by you are going to suppress dia mika poor museum shaking, dashing usually if julia bristol got these last more because of the job. so after he blew you, what's the value of to me? you started speaking this problem. what the little mister lincoln calls going across those to the county. so you should still be shallow. you more unusual. your voice julia, the addition of that she was but just i had a question that i mean i'm sure you will see if i could suddenly use with dish was in good will that will that you're doing well, i will do you know what the union will get the bread either before i moodle, you know, i run into this little group which i think we wish we can build up shelves of shell. so when i, when i, when i, when i, jim lou, jim got daughter, then it was done. if you buy it, isn't she one is jaylish. when my daughter moved by a 2 bedroom garage in the bro starla was mentioning that she was born with a solution, but almost new, but almost a little climate shift in me. brought bag, you know, when it's void now. yeah. and usually go over the summer. so i believe i spo

if julia bristol, these last more because of the job. so after he blew you was for the loss of to me, you started sticky. me was problem. what the little mister lincoln calls going across those to the county. will you? she asked to be sure you moping. it will avoid julia, nor addition of that. she was, but just i had a question about that. i mean, i'm sure you will see if i could suddenly use with dish you will see and good will that will will that you're doing that? i will do you know of the engine. i will get the bread either before i moodle you run into this little group. i think we were so we can you build up shelf the name of shell. so when i'm when i, when i, when i jim lou, jim got a tombstone. if you buy it, isn't she? one is dealers. when you might a door and will buy your 2 bedroom garages. the bro starla was mentioning that she was born with you have a solution, but i must need but i'm still it would climate shift in me. right. thank you. but no one really is void now but yeah. and usually go over the scum. we're sort of got a

bristol to hold on to the city's morali . ., , , ., bristol to hold on to the city's morali . . , , . people. people are buying into it. you see something similar in wales. it creates more positivity towards politics, and that is something i have been saying for a long time. always working through westminster, often a very london centric approach to life, that really has to change now. it doesn't change at this election, labour can't take anything for granted any more. i election, labour can't take anything for granted any more.— for granted any more. i know they were my restrictions _ for granted any more. i know they were my restrictions on _ for granted any more. i know they i were my restrictions on campaigning this time because of the pandemic so the knocking on doors slightly more limited but one message where you getting from people in terms of their attitude, getting from people in terms of theirattitude, notjust getting from people in terms of their attitude, not just to getting from people in terms of their attitude, notjust to you, but to labour? you made the point that peo

looks likely we will see strong winds continuing across the west coast of wales but also through the bristol and the english channel, so we could see gusts of wind widely in excess of 50 to 60 mph and even inland up to 50 mph gusts as well. windy started friday, a wet one in some places as the low pressure tracks eastwards bringing bands of showery rain. western scotland and northern ireland perhaps a little drier but a windy day for all unfortunately, and i suspect if you are under the cloud and rain it is pretty irrelevant but temperatures on the thermometer up to 14 degrees. that low will continue to drift eastwards, and the isobars will open up. if we track the isobars to the north—west and indication of what's to come for saturday. it will be drier with sunshine but don't expect the temperatures to pick up because of the wind direction. a few scattered showers across the south, temperatures of nine to 14 degrees. yesterday i talked about an improving picture, we are still optimistic that things will certainly turn drier into next week but only slowly will we start to see the temperature

is really not only me who but the consequence is we from god we have taken responsibility towards bristol in which it cannot be legitimate. only legitimised to any body. on the floor. so our programs but all the people i was known to get raw not. division or build them. shipped a month old put him. on a livelihood to a preventative pressure on us and we cannot you know he found this god. cannot. do and nothing under what is happening for we have good cause unless it's just the is going to be a patient on top mission with. that do not fire him on the orders and when we say. we understand and when we want to we say thank. you mike when wish a quote that christian that is colin then will mean that obama. keep your hands off curriculum and the locks and therefore what guns are done is their duty and want must continue i say continue. not to continue with the same. or that was the ending of. your list of them it is no wireless access point that they fire the legitimacy to take jerusalem and we just do enough to keep your hands off of you know what your version of them and. the same time they e

our correspondent is in bristol.te. talking to people out there over the last day or so, talking to the parties, there is a sense that perhaps labour haven't quite done enough, haven't quite got there, which would fit in with the pattern around the rest of the country, but one of the reasons why labour have focused so hard here is because it's actually a double mayoral contest to taking part year because we've also got the city mayor for bristol and that's where labour have done well —— where labour have done well. the incumbent has been here forfive labour have done well. the incumbent has been here for five years and they are hoping he will be re—elected. we know about that until later tonight. they have to get the west mayor done first. we expect the result around midnight. labour have the soap because they think within the soap because they think within the city of bristol where there are four labour mps, with them being encouraged to vote by lots of candidates and the mayoral candidate and council candidates, th

he also got out of bristol-myers squibb.ove with the pharmas. you say cash flow is important here but what is the nut as you look at the pipeline of merck that tells you stay in this? >> what happened is if you look at oregon, this is a company they're spinning off. when they spin that off you're going to have a different balance sheet that will be better and you will have an earnings setup what you're looking at the next 35 years and i think you'll find overall that will really help merck. if you look at merck, it is down from 92 to about 79. it has some room to go here. like i say it is selling half the multiple. usually sells at a 10% discount to the s&p multiple. it is at a 50% discount to the s&p multiple now. liz: got it. 3.3% dividend. not to mention your oil pick, pipeline pick has 7% dividend. we like stocks that pay us on days like this it where just about everything is moving lower except the airlines and electric vehicles. [closing bell rings] dow, nasdaq, s&p look to close at session lows for a loss of about 256

sale sharks have booked their place in the premiership rugby play—offs after beating leaders bristol.the title in 2006. elsewhere, gloucester beat london irish, and in the pro 1a, cardiff lost to munster. meanwhile, in rugby league, st helens went level on points with super league leaders wigan after beating hull 3a—16. joe batchelor scoring the last of six saints tries. in tonight's other game, leeds thrashed castleford 60—6. and that's all the sport for now. remember, you can stay right up to date on all the latest sports news via the bbc sport website. we will see you again soon. bye—bye. hello there. friday was a bit of a disappointing day. we saw a lot more cloud around and some patchy rain thanks to a weak weather front. however, as we move through the bank holiday weekend, high pressure builds in. it's going to bring increasingly sunny and warmer weather from the south. now, this highway of high pressure will push these weather fronts away, but we still have the legacy of yesterday's weather fronts across central and western areas. a little bit of early drizzle here and there,

this company was bought by bristol-myers squibb.he reason why they spend that amount of money was to say how can we answer the question to tackle this incredibly importantor question we will spend two.$3 billion and by this company to see if we cannot conquer cancer. no governmentep stepped in. no public goods stepped in. but the intent was conquer cancerth. they bought that 2009. nobody believed indy it. but because of that acquisition, today we have a very real possibility we have cures for cancer. and with that, i really agree perhaps that is uim and say i wish in thel ideal world we all took out of our pockets and we took these chances that you and i both know that will not happen nobody will take a chance except the rare person who is willing to in for them they deserve a return. they deserve the return and industry lives by that every day investing and crazy ideas that may not work but if they do they need a return otherwise how do you stimulate this in the future? are we willing to u give up new cancer discoveries? that conqu

and napa, 60s around the bay with only 50s downtown san francisco, and mid- 50s along the coast of bristol singh the 27 degrees range. that will even out as we head into the rest of tonight. temperatures mostly, the very warmer spots east of the diablo range remaining in the upper half of the 50s, cooler spots of the upper 50s and high temperatures on saturday pretty close to what is normal for late may. don't get used to it. a couple of degrees, 2 to 4 degrees below average around the bay, let's zoom in for a closer look. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s once again, low 70s on the peninsula, upper 60s to around 70 degrees for hayward in union city and mid to upper 70s and the santa clara valley. that is normal for late may. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s for most of the tri- valley with the warmest thoughts east of the devil range again into the mid-80s, saturday afternoon, we get that triple digit heat already by monday, temperatures around the bay low 60s for san francisco, mid to upper's 70s with most the 70s and the north bay until you get a little farther inland, a better c

kevin, my name is pierre bristol. bron. i'm an author and i've written a book about cam. i'm there. the i came in there from normandy is made from rom mills, which he partially scan otherwise came in there. he comes to edward. this is the most important moment in traditional cameron bear production include human bare is made from rom, mills by hand with a ladle. that's what makes it so special if it really late or 5 times 40 minutes, a parts of one came and they're consistent to leaders and milk today are making $900.00 of them thought when that's finished it off at the time to wait. i thought on the next day and we saw a typical white mold ring can't grow on the camera there. and it goes into the 1st ripening chamber. the ripening chamber has something magical about it. and here you forget all your worries because you can smell the special sam. yeah. which is amazing. if you like, came in there. you can tell them to 14 days when we put the change in a wooden box and we keep it here for another week until it gets finished ripening up. you know what the box was crucial to the success

manchester city have to win at west ham on sunday and hope chelsea slip up while bristol city will beto a police officer during sunday's protests at old trafford. frustrations spilt over, as fans broke into the stadium and invaded the pitch in protest at the glazer ownership, forcing the postponment of their fixture with liverpool. the owners have faced heavy critcism for their part in the super league proposals, and solskjaer says he has spoken to them. i've been communicating with the owners. i've got an apology, personally. they have apologised to the fans how this came out. it is a difficult position for me to be in, this, because i got to focus on the football, and i've always had a good relationship, and they listen to me, and they do listen to the fans, and i'm sure there will be better communication coming. those protests meant manchester united's game against liverpool was postponed, but it's now been rescheduled for tomorrow week. that means united face the prospect of playing four games in eight days with the first coming in italy against roma tomorrow in the second leg of

asking passengers not to travel on the east coast main line today, and many great western services to bristolpennine. our business correspondent katy austin reports. this type of high—speed train has only been on uk railways for a few years. this morning, class 800 series hitachi trains were not running. series hitachi trains were not runninu. , ., , , series hitachi trains were not runnin. , .,, , ., running. the problem is a well under the body shell— running. the problem is a well under the body shell which _ running. the problem is a well under the body shell which is _ running. the problem is a well under the body shell which is cracking, - the body shell which is cracking, which sounds like metal fatigue. they are over 180 of these trains in service which were grounded at five o'clock this morning while the engineers checked to see whether any more were cracking. imilli engineers checked to see whether any more were cracking.— more were cracking. will that be eas to more were cracking. will that be easy to fix? _ more were cracking. will that be easy to fix? no, _ more were cracking. wi

the strongest of the winds, yes, still along the west facing coasts of wales, but also through the bristolwet weather. now, it won't be continuous solid rain, but there will be bands of sharper showers merging together at times, drifting their way east. northern ireland, western scotland should brighten up, not a bad day in prospect here. still windy for all, though, right across the board. and, in terms of the feel of things, well, pretty disappointing, i'm afraid, for the middle of may — 7—14 celsius at the very best. now, the low will start to track off into scandinavia. the isobars open up and the winds ease for the start of the weekend. but if we trace the direction of those isobars all the way back to the northwest, that's a cooler air source. once again, it's going to feel even colder still in some places. there will be a little bit more sunshine perhaps to compensate and some lighter winds around, the risk of some sharp showers drifting their way southeast through the afternoon again. 8—14 celsius, the high. as we move out of sunday — saturday into sunday — we are going to see this

social distancing it seems unthinkable but london made it happen the 41st bristol awards became the 1st major indoor music about it with a live audience in the u.k. capital and over a year the ceremony was part of a government program looking at bringing cultural events with pandemic restrictions . research could sound so good that 2021 brit awards are music triumphantly returned to the big stage after the coronavirus hiatus and in front of an audience of mostly essential workers this year's nominees proved they still know how it's done. being slammed for snubbing female artists in 2020 this year's brits song women dominated all major categories the pop trio little mix made history becoming the 1st all female that to take home the award for best british group. it's not easy being a female in the u.k. pop industry we've seen the wow my dominance of the sexism i'm not the type that city we're proud of that would stop talking about sitting down to surround ourselves with strong women and now using our voices more than ever to hit the big winner of the night with solo artists do well lead t

unseasonably strong winds with gusts across the channel posts a 50—60 mph, similar values towards the bristolpressure continues to track slowly eastwards. we will see an improving picture gradually across northern ireland, northwest england and western scotland into the afternoon. blustery winds for all, though, even away from the south and thatis though, even away from the south and that is going to make it feel cool and disappointing for this time of year — top temperatures of 7—14 some excesses. lighterwinds year — top temperatures of 7—14 some excesses. lighter winds for the start of the weekend, something a little drier and a little brighter. that said, take care. —— that's it, take care. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is 0utside source. the bbc apologises after a highly critical report into how it obtained this explosive interview with princess diana 25 years ago. well, there were three of us in this marriage. so it was a bit crowded. an independent inquiry finds journalist martin bashir was deceitful and faked documents to obtain the scoop. and now princess diana's brother is link

are asia—pacific editor michael bristol. we watching that over the weekend. that's all for me. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. friday was all about sunshine and showers. the best of the drier weather and sunshine was across western areas of the uk. but across northern and eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, we did have widespread showers, and some of them really pokey with some hail mixed in as well. at the same time, over the last 2a hours, trouble's been brewing out in the atlantic. look at this area of cloud and how it's rapidly developed into what is quite a beautiful looking area of low pressure. however, this area of low pressure is a loitering low pressure system, a particularly slow moving system that's going to be with us for the next five days orso, bringing rain and showers our way. so, an unsettled spell of weather. the rain is beginning to arrive at the moment and will continue to work its way in across parts of england, wales and northern ireland over the next few hours. but as the rain starts falling, the mild air starts moving in, so tempe

summer's black lives matter protests and the toppling of a statue of slave trader edward colston in bristol she was replaced with a surge of power sculpture which was soon removed as well in while the church recently removed 2 gravestones of singers who died in the 1960 s. following a court ruling there inscriptions contain words that were deeply offensive and become priest father frank gelli believes we still can't delete the past. if we have a statue of someone where the ducks are in the restraints it gives us a chance to reflect but if you talk sad and to be critical if you show if you can't sleep you don't have any more chance of being critical we have to be sensitive to the polls feelings however we cannot henslow boxed the past cannot be wished away and we have to remember that human beings don't mention large and darkness. even some wonderful freedom to start to go free combine elements which are actually negative so we must be i think to self righteous we are talking about more political. issues about political value or political implications of work a lot of people have taken objec

the advice has been clear that lner along with gwr out of paddington all the way to swansea, bristolnd penzance are saying if you don't have to travel, please don't. we heard earlierfrom robert nisbet from the rail delivery group speaking on behalf of all of the train operators, in this case that 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday. these are the hitachi 800 trains with the cracks in the metal underneath. they say safety is the top priority, they are working as quickly as they can to get the hitachi 800 trains back and operational, many of those returning to service today. but the rail delivery group say timetables may have a knock—on effect as we move forward. the advice from the government, which the rail companies appear to be listening to, is to make sure there's plenty of staff to help those who absolutely need to travel. in many ways it's fortunate it is a weekend, many people are used to remote working with covid—19, but they say if you do not need to travel, please try not to. sean dilley reporting there. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello

the money helped bring back six employees to bristol's dacruz manufacturing, who were laid off when businesshit during the pandemic. husband and wife victor and betty dacruz run the company. >> we had, you know, our supervisor coming in and saying, i don't have enough work. we had to, you know, make some changes in order to deal with our new reality. >> we had some people test positive here and we immediately shut down for six days. and-- and, you know, it was just all very scary throughout. >> reporter: orders for precision-machined parts started to pick up in the fall, and the dacruz's said financial support from rev-up gave them the confidence to bring people back to work sooner. today they have about 40 employees, still down from a peak of 48 in 2018. >> there's just a lot of unknowns. this is a pandemic. and so, having some support from the state was great. and, you know, we had laid off these people, and we want to bring them back as soon as possible, because-- before they would be, you know, before they would be taken by someone else. the biggest hindrance for us to grow is lack of--

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