thank you, charlotte gallagher, and emily - charlotte gallagher, and emily andrewjoining us.rriving in the sunshine in southport, headed inside to meet with survivors of last month's stabbing attack. as charlotte was then, a private meeting behind closed doors and will include some of the surviving children who were at that dance class on the 29th of july at that dance class on the 29th of july and their families. at that dance class on the 29th of july and theirfamilies. i'm sure it will be an emotional, touching meeting taking place behind closed doors. he will go on to beat front line emergency staff and members of the community who have been so deeply affected by the disorder as well as regional leaders, faith leaders. charlotte giving us the sense of a community that has come together, were looking forward to the visit of king charles, supporting each other through a horrific time for this community in southport. all the latest developments and latest pictures for you here on bbc news, stay with us throughout the day. the israeli army has retrieved the bodies of six host

charlotte gallagher, thank you very | not to sack him. ain's mathilda hodgkins—byrne and also becky wilde, a superb race from them i understand. new zealand taking gold from romania. hopefully we can see or capture a moment of that. great britain at 37 strokes a minute, will they take it up now? how much more have they got? can they finish like champions? it is less than 100 from the line. 50 metres. new zealand are half a length and romania are closing towards the line. can great britain hold on? new zealand tengo, romania silver and a remarkable bronze for great britain, upsetting the odds. theyjoin great britain, upsetting the odds. they join together only great britain, upsetting the odds. theyjoin together only this year. becky wilde. they join together only this year. becky wilde-— they join together only this year. bec wilde. ., ., ., ., , ., becky wilde. congratulations to new zealand. the israeli army at the time said that another hamas commander, rafa'a salemeh, was killed, but said it did not have final confirmation on the fate

charlotte gallagher, any sign of the king? trio charlotte gallagher, any sign of the kini ?? no sign of him yet but there is a lot of security suggesting - king? no sign of him yet but there is a lot of security suggesting he . is a lot of security suggesting he is a lot of security suggesting he is on his way and will be here very soon. we are behind a barrier where crowds are being kept, you can't see beyond those buildings over there, this huge display of flowers, teddies, balloons that have been there for those three girls killed in a stabbing attack. we saw volunteers this morning putting out the teddy's, taking an overnight to be kept dry from the rain, put out this morning. southport looking its best for the visit of the king. reminders everywhere of what happened here, barely a fence or bmp happened here, barely a fence or lamp post that doesn't have a pink ribbon on, locals wearing the pink ribbons, which say southpaw stance together. people welcoming the king today, having a private meeting with the families directly affected by what happened. some of the surviving

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester. stay with us here on bbc news.ng to some fans. don't go away. we have got a mixture of weather across the country today. not like this everywhere, we have the slow—moving weather front affecting parts of wales, northern england and parts of scotland too. under the cloud and rain, temperatures for some pegged back into the upper teens with the rain coming quite heavily early on in crieff, perth and kinross. rain in scotland, bursts in the far south. heaviest rain likely across northern areas of england this afternoon, quite steady for western wales, skies brighten for northern ireland, the best of the sunshine across eastern areas of england, temperatures set at 26. these fronts weaken further overnight as they try to run into this area of high pressure over the continent, the next weather system making its presence felt tomorrow. overnight tonight, the rain light and patchy across wales, northern england, a few mist and fog patches around the coasts and hills, the next area of rain approaching northern ireland towa

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher.s actually happening?- this is actually happening? really surrised. this is actually happening? really surprised- i _ this is actually happening? really surprised. i wasn't _ this is actually happening? really surprised. i wasn't expecting - this is actually happening? really surprised. i wasn't expecting it i this is actually happening? really surprised. i wasn't expecting it atj surprised. i wasn't expecting it at all. they have been talking about a reunion for years and fans have been hoping for it, but when liam announced his definitely maybe tour last year and noel didn'tjoin, announced his definitely maybe tour last yearand noel didn'tjoin, i lost all hope they would get back together so i'm really shocked it's happening. the together so i'm really shocked it's haueninu. , , ., together so i'm really shocked it's hauuenin. , , .,, happening. the paper is used to be full of all the _ happening. the paper is used to be full of all the drama _ happening. the paper is used to be full

let's speak to our correspondent charlotte gallagher, who is in southport. ou. yes, i'm outside the town hall, _ behind you. yes, i'm outside the town hall, anita, _ behind you. yes, i'm outside the town hall, anita, where - behind you. yes, i'm outside the town hall, anita, where the - behind you. yes, i'm outside the town hall, anita, where the kingj town hall, anita, where the king came earlier today. you can see the sheer number of bunches of flowers, of plants, balloons, there were soft toys out earlier as well, hundreds of soft toys but volunteers have taken them inside the town hall now because it's been raining and they didn't want those cuddly toys to get wet. but throughout the day, people have been arriving with more bunches of flowers, people writing messages, candles have been left and also on the benches just in front of me there and the walls behind, you might be able to see, the pink ribbons that have been tied to the different lamp posts, benches, fences, lots of people in the town even wearing pink ribbons on their lapels and the ribbons say

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, manchester. that far away we have this stripe of rain. a slow moving by the front that brought wet weather. the front that brought wet weather. the front itself did move away from scotland and northern ireland for the most part after a soggy morning here, at least the weather right now the afternoon. now looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, here is our weak weather front, stretched across northern england, wales and into the south west of england. with that there will be some areas of low cloud, bit of mist and fog around some of the hills and the coast, and further patches of mostly light rain. there will be some rain returning to northern ireland towards the end of the night as well. we've got these three zones of weather then for the forecast tomorrow two. first of all, our old weather front, well, it could pep up to bring 1 or two heavier bursts of rain, but i think more likely the heaviest rain on wednesday will be affecting northern ireland and into parts of scotland through th

davie to explore what options i think we have a problem with our autocue at the moment, but charlotte gallagherest on this story. lisa nandy has said it was a robust conversation and that tim davie was very forthcoming in his answers. however, she says she still has some questions and he has promised to come back to her on them. and they are what the bbc knew and when it knew. she has questions surrounding whistleblowers. so essentially people who come forward within the bbc with their concerns about people and also about the money, this £200,000 that was paid to huw edwards after he was arrested in november 2023 and then he resigned in april 2024. and that's really a crucial point that huw edwards wasn't sacked by the corporation. he himself chose to stand down. he left on his own terms. so she says she's got questions about that money and she's actually gone further since then, she's told sky news that huw edwards should return that money voluntarily. he should return the £200,000, she said. it's not a good use of taxpayers money. she said, obviously she can't make him do that, but she believ

here's our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher after 15 years of not appearing on stage together not go on stage and have not performed together since. on stage and have not performed togethersince. no on stage and have not performed together since. no said liam is the angriest man you had ever —— you would ever meet. and liam called noel a potato. they have been pretty open about the tempestuous relationship, but now they are back on speaking terms and seem really committed to this 1a date tour in the uk and ireland. this committed to this 14 date tour in the uk and ireland.— the uk and ireland. this is bbc news. we have got a real mixture of weather across the country. across central and eastern areas of england we have got dry and sunny weather, very warm for some. it is not like this everywhere, we have this slow—moving weather front affecting parts of wales, northern england and parts of scotland. in the cloud and rain, temperatures at some will be in the upper teens with the rain coming down heavily in crieff, perth and kinross. living in scotland is going to turn later a f

our culture correspondent — charlotte gallagher — has more details.enas had allegedly sent inappropriate messages to a female colleague. he has now been sacked, both from his role as a present on the one show and also as a pundit from match of the day. jermainejenas had really been positioning himself to take over from gary lineker on that programme. that's obviously now not going to happen. a huge picture of him on the side of the bbc office in salford has been removed. talksport, another employer, have said they have no plans to work with jermaine jenas in the immediate future. jermainejenas has actually done an interview with talksport and was asked about those allegations. i'm not happy about this situation. you know, i'm going to be speaking to my lawyers about it, is all i can say right now. so another scandal for the bbc involving another highly paid male presenter. the bbc in the past has been accused of dragging its heels, not acting quickly enough when complaints have been made about presenters. in this case, they have acted decisively and s

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher is at the festival. that is not shy let. ? introduce us to your four-legged friend. hello. this is buster- _ four-legged friend. hello. this is buster. buster, _ four-legged friend. hello. this is buster. buster, can - four-legged friend. hello. this is buster. buster, can you - four-legged friend. hello. this. is buster. buster, can you come here? can you give me a poor? nice to meet you. this is buster and you are buster�*s owner. and you've done a lot of training. and he does loads of stuff. he is a very well behaved boy. this is one of the thousands of dogs here today in bristol. we have another one here. your dog is wearing a rosette. what have they won? best lookalike celebrity. santa's little helper from the simpsons. and what is your dogs name? jim. isn't he gorgeous? you might be able to guess. just from these t—shirts. these ladies have coloured their dog. any ideas? taylor. taylor. here you go, taylor. and what a dog fest like? oh, amazing. oliver loves it. this is our live's birthday present. we've been to a few s

our culture reporter charlotte gallagher has this report. of paedophile offences. he's admitted three counts of making indecent images of children. some category a — the most severe — two involved a child estimated to be as young as seven. the career and reputation of edwards lies in tatters. now the bbc is under pressure about how it handled the case. in november 2023, whilst mr edwards was suspended, the bbc, as his employer at the time, was made aware in confidence that he had been arrested on suspicion of serious offences. if at any point during the period mr edwards was employed by the bbc he had been charged, the bbc had determined it would act immediately to dismiss him. but it has emerged that bosses knew what crimes he'd been arrested for. many people want answers, including the culture secretary, lisa nandy. she'll speak with the director general, tim davie, today. there are some really serious questions for the bbc and the people at the top of it. why wasn't huw edwards sacked when bosses were told he'd been arrested? why did he c

we�*re joined now by our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher. nt is this intervention by the culture secretary? i think it is hugely significant. lisa nandy requested an immediate meeting with director—general tim davie to get answers to key questions about the huw edwards scandal, chiefly about how the bbc has handled the case, and also is there any possibility of getting some of his salary back? he was paid around £200,000 in that five month period from when he was arrested when he was resigned, and lisa nandy said she wanted to be updated on what was happening. we are also waiting to hear the findings of an internal investigation into huw edwards. we do know of course that the bbc knew in november that he had been arrested, what he had been arrested for, and we had a dossier of allegations from the sun newspaper and they had accounts of current and former bbc staff members. and one former staff member has told us that they feel let down and upset by how that internal investigation has been handled. charlotte gallagher, for the moment, thank yo

the concert is hours away, but the excitement is already building at wembley — our reporter charlotte gallagher at five o'clock this morning. it was very cold and still quite dark. i am joined by two fans right now. ifeel very quite dark. i am joined by two fans right now. i feel very underdressed. we have a sequence, friendship bracelets. this is a mother and daughter. let's look at your t—shirt. are you a swifty? 1,000,000%. t-shirt. are you a swifty? 1,000.000%._ t-shirt. are you a swifty? 1,000,000%. :, : :, . ,, , t-shirt. are you a swifty? 1,000,000%. :, : :, . ,, 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are ou? so 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are you? so much- — 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are you? so much- i— 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are you? so much. i love _ 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are you? so much. i love taylor— 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are you? so much. i love taylor so - 1,000,000%. how much of a swifty are you? so much. i love taylor so much. i you? so much. i love taylor so much. what is it about _ you? so much. i love taylor so much. what is it about h

let's speak to charlotte gallagher, who is in southport. and those affected. , , ., affected. yes, it will be an emotional— affected. yes, it will be an emotional meeting - affected. yes, it will be an emotional meeting here i affected. yes, it will be an | emotional meeting here for affected. yes, it will be an - emotional meeting here for the affected. yes, it will be an _ emotional meeting here for the king. he is coming to southport and his first meeting will be a very private one with the families affected directly by what happened on 29th july and also some of the surviving children who witnessed the stabbing attack at a taylor swift themed holiday club, it was a dance and y°93 holiday club, it was a dance and yoga event with lots of little girls excited to spend the day listening to taylor swift, dancing and doing y°93 to taylor swift, dancing and doing yoga and then the most dreadful thing happened. the king is having a private meeting today with the surviving children and families. tomorrow he will have another meeting with the ber

let's speak to the bbc�*s charlotte gallagher — who is in southport.e particularly poignant for the king? i this will be particularly poignant for the king?— this will be particularly poignant for the king? i think it really will be, i think— for the king? i think it really will be, i think there _ for the king? i think it really will be, i think there will _ for the king? i think it really will be, i think there will be - for the king? i think it really will be, i think there will be an - be, i think there will be an emotional private meeting with families directly affected by what happened on 29thjuly, including some of the surviving children that witnessed the attack. that will be a private meeting, without cameras, just the king and the families. he is going to be out meeting members of the community to hear how the community have coped and pulled together. and every where you go you see reminders of what happened. there is pink ribbons around lamp post. outside the town hall there are flowers and balloons. and he will meet the emergency services,

with me is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. , that is causing quite a lot of tension, the money that you edwards was paid. yes. quite a lot of tension, the money that you edwards was paid. yes, he was arrested _ that you edwards was paid. yes, he was arrested by _ that you edwards was paid. yes, he was arrested by police _ that you edwards was paid. yes, he was arrested by police in _ that you edwards was paid. yes, hei was arrested by police in november 2023. at that time the bbc was informed he had been arrested and they were also told what he had been arrested for and that these images are essentially included category a, which is the most severe. we saw earlier this week that huw edwards pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children. there was this period from when he was arrested in november last year to april this year when he resigned. he wasn�*t sacked, he decided on his terms when he was going to go. he didn�*t receive a payoff, but in that five—month period it is estimated he received around £200

with me is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. ittle bit more about the conversation between lisa nandy and tim davie. lisa about the conversation between lisa nandy and tim davie.— about the conversation between lisa nandy and tim davie. lisa nandy has said it was a — nandy and tim davie. lisa nandy has said it was a robust _ nandy and tim davie. lisa nandy has said it was a robust conversation - said it was a robust conversation and that tim davie was very forthcoming in his answers. however, she said she still has some questions and he has promised to come back to her on them, and they are what the bbc knew and when they knew. she has a question around whistle—blowers in the bbc, and also about the money, this £200,000 that was paid to huw edwards after he was arrested in november 2023, and he resigned in april 202a. he wasn't sacked by the corporation, he chose to stand down and left on his own terms. she has actually gone further since then. she has told sky news that huw edwards should return that money voluntarily. he should

with me is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. can you take us through what the bbc knew and when. in november 2023, the bbc was informed _ knew and when. in november 2023, the bbc was informed that _ knew and when. in november 2023, the bbc was informed that huw _ knew and when. in november 2023, the bbc was informed that huw edwards - bbc was informed that huw edwards had been arrested on suspicion of a serious offence and released on bail. we now know that they did in fact know what he had been arrested for, which was on suspicion of making indecent images of children. so there was this five—month period between november 2023 and april 2024, and that is when huw edwards resigned, he said, on medical grounds. and as tom said, he didn't receive a payoff. but during that five—month period continued to receive his full salary and we think at that time it would have been around £200,000, so a large amount of public money. then it was injune 2024 when he was charged with making indecent images of children. some of those images were c

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher is with me. has only emerged in the last hour, what has he been saying? he the last hour, what has he been sa inc? the last hour, what has he been sa in ? ., , ., the last hour, what has he been sa in? ., saying? he has admitted, as you said, saying? he has admitted, as you said. sending — saying? he has admitted, as you said, sending inappropriate - saying? he has admitted, as you - said, sending inappropriate messages to two female colleagues on the one show. he says he feels ashamed and like he's let everybody down and he's described the messages as an error ofjudgment. but he stressed there was nothing illegal and that these messages where between consenting adults. this is a very different germane genus we saw on talk sport yesterday when he said there were two sides to the story and he was very unhappy. in this interview with the sun, he is incredibly apologetic. this is completely on me. i'm 100% in the wrong and i accept full responsibility for that. and it's something that obviously i ne

charlotte gallagher reports. we know that a few weeks ago the bbc was told he had allegedly sent sentue. jermainejenas had been positioning himself to take over from gary lineker. a huge picture of him on the side of the bbc office has been removed. another employer said they have no plans to work with jermainejenas in the immediate future, and he actually did an interview with talk sport and was asked about this. i’m interview with talk sport and was asked about this.— asked about this. i'm not happy about the situation. _ asked about this. i'm not happy about the situation. i'm - asked about this. i'm not happy about the situation. i'm going l asked about this. i'm not happy| about the situation. i'm going to asked about this. i'm not happy i about the situation. i'm going to be speaking to my lawyers about it, is all i can say right now.— all i can say right now. another scandal for— all i can say right now. another scandal for the _ all i can say right now. another scandal for the bbc _ all i can say right now. another scandal for the bbc involving . scandal for the bbc involving

i'm joined by our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher. ng. lisa charlotte, take us through what lisa nandy has been saying.— charlotte, take us through what lisa nandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary _ nandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary met _ nandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary met with _ nandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary met with the - culture secretary met with the director—general tim davie yesterday and she called for an immediate meeting with him potentially to talk about what had happened with this case. she said they had a robust conversation and tim davie was very forthcoming with his answers, but she still had some questions that she still had some questions that she wanted answering, and he had promised to come back to her with those answers. what the bbc knew, when the bbc knew about huw edwards, also, should huw edwards have been paid when he was suspended, and also the treatment of whistle—blowers, people who came forward with their concerns in the bb

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher has explained the controversy over huw edwards' continuedis arrest. he was arrested by police in november 2023. at that time the bbc was informed he had been arrested and they were also told what he had been arrested for and that these images essentially included category a. images essentially included category a, which is the most severe. then we saw earlier this week that hewitt was pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children. so there was this period from when he was arrested in november last year to april this year when he resigned. he wasn't sacked, he decided on his terms when he was going to go. he didn't receive a payoff, but in that five—month period it is estimated he received around £200,000 for his salary and that is funded by the taxpayer and it is licence fee payer money. the culture secretary, lisa nandy, it is believed she has talked to tim davie the director—general about the possibility of getting some of that money back and also why was he paid that money? jennie bond, who used to work at the bbc,

with more — here's our reporter charlotte gallagher. dogfest is a celebration of all things dogs. a doggy swimming pool. but it's also a celebration of what dogs do for humans. i'm joined by chloe fuller. she's a tv pet expert. but you have very special dogs, don't you? yeah. for sure. so my dogs are assistance dogs. so i have two who are trained to help me with my disability. and here at dogfest, we do the super spaniel show, which is a show that demonstrates all of the different ways that different types of assistance dogs, so notjust mine, can help you over the course of 2a hours. so yeah, it's quite special. because people obviously know about guide dogs, but they might not necessarily know about different types of assistance dogs. so what do your spaniels do for you? oh, all sorts. so they get me undressed. they put the clothes in and out of the washing machine. they can get me my shopping, they can pick up anything i drop, tidy up the house. there are all sorts of different things that dogs can do. and like you say, i think we often are aware of guide dogs, maybe even hearin

here's our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher with more. i think they're getting on.e together. they had this huge bust—up in 2009, in paris. it was so bad that they didn't go on stage that night, and they've not performed together since. they've said all sorts about each other in the press. noel said liam was the angriest man you'll ever meet. he said he was "a fork in a world of soup" — not really sure what that means. and liam called noel "a potato". and they're some of the things that i can repeat! so they've been pretty open about their tempestuous relationship. but now, they're obviously back on speaking terms and they both seem really committed to this 1a—date tour in the uk and ireland. we will be getting plenty more reaction. we'll be talking to roisin 0'connor, the independent�*s music editor, later in the programme. the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, is in beijing for three days of talks with china's foreign minister. ahead of mr sullivan's arrival, china said it planned to voice its serious concerns over taiwanese independence — a red line fo

charlotte gallagher., good morning. what more can you tell us? ,., ., ., g ., good morning. what more can you tell us? ., g ., �* .,, us? good morning. jermaine jenas wakin: u- us? good morning. jermaine jenas waking up this _ us? good morning. jermaine jenas waking up this morning _ us? good morning. jermaine jenas waking up this morning no - us? good morning. jermaine jenas waking up this morning no longer. us? good morning. jermaine jenas i waking up this morning no longer an employee of the bbc and talk sport, one of his other employers, say more about his forced departure from the bbc. lizo mzimba, bbc news. let's get more on this from our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher. good morning. what more can you tell us? , ., ., ., good morning. what more can you tell us? ,., ., ., g ., good morning. what more can you tell us? ., g ., �* .,, us? good morning. jermaine jenas wakin: u- us? good morning. jermaine jenas waking up this _ us? good morning. jermaine jenas waking up this morning _ us? good

let's speak to our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher, who is outside wembley stadium, where taylor buy a “um er merchandise? i will actually buy a jumper later. _ merchandise? i will actually buy a jumper later. i— merchandise? i will actually buy a jumper later, i have _ merchandise? i will actually buy a jumper later, i have an _ merchandise? i will actually buy a jumper later, i have an eye - merchandise? i will actually buy a jumper later, i have an eye on - merchandise? i will actually buy a | jumper later, i have an eye on one of the hoodie is, but i cannot compete with the outfits here because look at these ladies! how incredible! people are notjust turning up injeans, we have people who have spent hours and hours on these outfits. talk me through what you are wearing. this these outfits. talk me through what you are wearing-— you are wearing. this is based on a l ric from you are wearing. this is based on a lyric from the _ you are wearing. this is based on a lyric from the latest _ you are wearing. this is based on a lyric from the latest album. - you are wearing. this is

the latest now from our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher, and charlotte — another headache forenas had allegedly sent inappropriate messages to a female colleague. he has now been sacked, both from his role as a present on the one show and also as a pundit from match of the day. jermaine jenas had really been positioning himself to take over from gary lineker on that programme. that's obviously now not going to happen. a huge picture of him on the side of the bbc office in salford has been removed. talksport, another employer, have said they have no plans to work with jermaine jenas plans to work withjermainejenas in the immediate future. jermainejenas the immediate future. jermaine jenas has actually done the immediate future. jermainejenas has actually done an interview the immediate future. jermaine jenas has actually done an interview with talksport and was asked about those allegations. i’m talksport and was asked about those alleuations. �* ., ., , _ talksport and was asked about those alleuations. �* ., . , _ ., allegations. i'm not happy about this situation. _ allegati

our royal correspondent charlotte gallagher is outside buckingham palace. a private one? it was a very private one, held behind closed doors with the king and those three families who are going through unimaginable pain. their three daughters, elsie, alice and bb king —— bebe three weeks ago. the king said it was utterly horrified by the stabbing and said he was keen to meet with and comfort the families involved. it was a very private meeting for that reason. now yesterday, as you said, king charles was in southport, he was meeting some of the survivors including the children who witness that attack and also the emergency services that were called to the scene on the day. and one man who met him, john hayes, he actually tried to intervene and he actually tried to intervene and he was stabbed during that attack. he said it had given him a real lift and other people in the town meeting the king. now, southport was really pleased to see king charles but in the most tragic circumstances. we do know of course that taylor swift invited the surviving children to o

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher is there. tside wembley stadium. for i am now as a limbic way and people were hoping they would be able to stand outside if they did not have a ticket and listen to the music but now it's been heard that people will not be allowed to do that. tens of thousands of people outside could cause a huge security and safety issue so they say if you do not have a ticket, do not turn up but people have been arriving since the early hours. that was dark when we got here and taylor swift fans were in full force in their outfits with their sequins and glitter and cowboy boots and i have met some of them. i boots and i have met some of them. i have brought my daughter. i haven't had any— have brought my daughter. i haven't had any choice in the matter. but ou are had any choice in the matter. emit you are getting into it. had any choice in the matter. but you are getting into it. are i had any choice in the matter. but you are getting into it. are you i had any choice in the matter. but you are getting into i

charlotte gallagher reports from bristol. dogfest is a celebration of all things dogs.ow that demonstrates all of the different ways that different types of assistance dogs, so notjust mine, can help you over the course of 24 hours. so yeah, it�*s quite special. because people obviously know about guide dogs, but they might not necessarily know about different types of assistance dogs. so what do your spaniels do for you? oh, all sorts, so they get me undressed. they put the clothes in and out of the washing machine. they can get me my shopping, they can pick up anything i drop, tidy up the house. there are all sorts of different things that dogs can do. and like you say, i think we often are aware of guide dogs, maybe even hearing dogs, but perhaps not about the rarer types of assistance dogs like mine. before you had these dogs, did you have any idea that dogs could do what they do for you? no, actually, iwas a very stubborn and independent teenager. and when i became disabled at 13, i didn�*t know how to adapt to a life with a disability. and i got a dog, mr ted here

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher is at the oasis mural in south manchester.ity? it how significant is this for that ci ? , , , . ., how significant is this for that ci ? , , , ., city? it is hugely significant for manchester — city? it is hugely significant for manchester and _ city? it is hugely significant for manchester and oasis - city? it is hugely significant for manchester and oasis fans - city? it is hugely significant for. manchester and oasis fans across city? it is hugely significant for- manchester and oasis fans across the world. here, this is where liam and noel grew up. people are really proud of their local heroes. you can see the mural. lots of people this morning coming in and taking selfies with the mural. one woman saying it was like christmas. the report you are about to see does contain flashing images. me and him are, like, telepathic, you know what i mean? i know my brother better than anybody else. when both come together, you have greatness. - oasis are back. after a 15—year feud. the gallagher brothers have buried the hatchet and ar

with more, here's our reporter charlotte gallagher.a dog behaviour list. we can get training issues, - get training issues, behavioural issues. things like separation anxiety, fears and phobias. things like recall training. i go to all these festivals up and down the country. i tried to help people better understand their dogs. i better understand their dogs. i guess a lot of dogs are about during lockdown and in covid, they have problems of separation.— they have problems of se-aration. , ., ., ., separation. more behavioural issues and — separation. more behavioural issues and there _ separation. more behavioural issues and there were - separation. more behavioural| issues and there were before. we have more dogs, so we probably see more behavioural issues because there is a bigger population of dogs. i could have seen separation anxiety before covid, too. it is about seeking behavioural advice, we give tips here at the event. also making sure we do progressive training classes with their dogs and make sure we understand the dog we h

a correspondent charlotte gallagher. lot of speculati rematch.our in manchester, four in wembley, two in dublin and two in cardiff. if they sell out wembley for macro dates, they will add more, won't they? they could well want to beat taylor swift's record. could they add glastonbury? the headline slot. tickets on sale on the 31st of august. ma; slot. tickets on sale on the 31st of au~ust. g ., ., august. my favourite in their statement. _ august. my favourite in their statement, they _ august. my favourite in their statement, they say - august. my favourite in their statement, they say tickets, j statement, they say tickets, crucially, everyone needs to know will go on sale on saturday at nine o'clock in the morning online. oasis's legend has only been amplified in their absence. we love this. it is great pr, isn't it? in the statement we have just had in the statement we have just had in the last few moments when they are only fanning the flames, aren't they? the anticipation. what it is like this that they talk about the rule that greets them

we can cross live to wembley and our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher.wifties with you? i have some swifties here on the lots _ some swifties with you? i have some swifties here on the lots of _ swifties here on the lots of swifties here on the lots of swifties already arriving, even from 5am today when we got here, some people already getting here to join the queue. i have some ladies from gloucester. you all look amazing, to talk us through your outfits. i’m talk us through your outfits. i'm dressed as _ talk us through your outfits. i'm dressed as the midnight bejewelled video. _ dressed as the midnight bejewelled video, that is what taylor wears. i did this _ video, that is what taylor wears. i did this myself. i went a very glitzy— did this myself. i went a very glitzy irr— did this myself. i went a very glitzy in the hair as well. | glitzy in the hair as well. already glitzy in the hair as well. i already have friendship bracelets that you gave me, so i don't feel left out. i that you gave me, so i don't feel left out. . ., ., , ., left out. i have

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher is with us now. l come under quite intense scrutiny. it facing the bbc, it will come under quite intense scrutiny.— quite intense scrutiny. it really well, quite intense scrutiny. it really well. naga- — quite intense scrutiny. it really well, naga. some _ quite intense scrutiny. it really well, naga. some really - quite intense scrutiny. it really. well, naga. some really serious questions from the government and crucially licence fee payers, chiefly why wasn�*t hugh edwards sacked when he was arrested, —— huw edwards sacked, why was he allowed to leave on his terms, he resigned, he wasn�*t dismissed, why did he get a pay rise in that time, and does the bbc have the right safeguarding policies in place now? some important questions about trust in the front pages so some real scrutiny. the bbc say in november 2023, whilst mr edwards was suspended, the bbc as his impure employer at the time was made aware in confidence that he had been arrested on suspicion of serious offences and array —— released on

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher is outside wembley ahead of tonight's show.he concerts in the uk?- tightened in relation to the concerts in the uk? they will be, charlie. concerts in the uk? they will be, charlie- we _ concerts in the uk? they will be, charlie. we are _ concerts in the uk? they will be, charlie. we are expecting - concerts in the uk? they will be, charlie. we are expecting to - concerts in the uk? they will be, charlie. we are expecting to be l charlie. we are expecting to be extra security, extra security checks. police have said there is no indication of any particular threat to this concert and they will be working with security staff to ensure bands, performers and stadium staff are safe. what fans are being told is do not turn up if you do not have a ticket and we expect —— and expect to listen to the concert outside wembley stadium. that happened in munich. security staff are saying you will be moved on for safety reasons if you do not have a ticket. they are also warning about fake tickets floating around, people spending hundreds of p

charlotte. i interviewed noel gallagher before the gig, and i had to get out of the gig pretty quickly because itr because he realised that they were going to be making it big that night, and it was an incredible night. very small, £4 a ticket in those days as well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from my time at bbc radio leicester. the wedding of a norweigan princess and american self styled shaman has taken place. princess martha louise married durek verrett at a hotel in the town of geiranger on a fjord on norway's west coast. the princess, who is 52, relinquished royal duties two years ago after using her title to make money by running an alternative therapy centre with mr verrett. the couple have also been criticised in norway for selling the rights to their wedding to hello magazine and netflix, and marketing a �*wedding gin'. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it's been a glorious sunny start for most of us to begin this weekend. however, it's not the same for everyone. we do have more cloud around southern and eastern areas, and through the weekend i think we'll start to see

charlotte. i interviewed noel gallagher before the gig, and i had to get out of the gate pretty quickly becauseg of his entire career because he realised that they were going to be making it big that night, and it was an incredible night. very small, £4 a ticket in those days as well. , ~' ., £4 a ticket in those days as well. , ,, ., . ,, well. yes, i know the princess charlotte _ well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from _ well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from my _ well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from my time - well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from my time at - well. yes, i know the princess| charlotte from my time at bbc radio leicester. it was great for watching up and coming bands. this is going to be very different. to what extent do you think it will be better or worse in a giant venue with so many people around you? i saw them at knebworth, _ many people around you? i saw them at knebworth, 22,000 - them at knebworth, 22,000 people. the intimacy of a small gig. people. the intimacy of a small gig, for me you can't really beat that. you know, a two foot tall