people are saying you are going to be the next david attenborough.ding conversationalists —— conservationist like aneeshwar, don�*t be? conservationist like aneeshwar, don't be? ~ , , ., don't be? absolutely. it will be a wet start for— don't be? absolutely. it will be a wet start for most _ don't be? absolutely. it will be a wet start for most of _ don't be? absolutely. it will be a wet start for most of us - don't be? absolutely. it will be a wet start for most of us today. . don't be? absolutely. it will be a l wet start for most of us today. you can see showers and rain getting in across northern ireland as well as the outer hebrides. some sunshine already with this. cloud will continue to break up as we go through the day. some showers will be heavy, thundery and slow—moving particularly across the midlands, northern england and also scotland. they should dry up a touch across south wales through the afternoon. breezy across southern counties. temperatures ranging from 12 in the north down to 17 in the south. through this evening and overnight r

people are saying you are going to be the next david attenborough.e first aneeshwar. and you are well on the road. a new study on the best time of day for exercise suggests women enjoy greater benefits in the morning while men get more out of it in the evening. according to the researchers — who monitored 60 people — differences in hormones, in biological clocks and sleep—wake cycles between the sexes, could all play a role — but it's not clear exactly why men and women's responses to the timing of exercise were so different, and the study concludes more research is needed to find out more. coming up next, joanna gosling on bbc news and tim wilcox on bbc world. you are watching bbc news. hello again. once again we are looking at a day of sunshine and showers. today, some of the showers will be heavy and thundery and slow—moving. low pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. we have this weather front bringing rain across the outer hebrides and into northern ireland. the cloud will continue to break. we will see further sunny spells developing and

>> the same with canada was involved, george soros is involved, the obama's, clinton, david attenborough surprised me that you know, hillary clinton is going as somebody who wants to colonize mars when she married semitic want to put a finger on your -- [laughter] i'm sure bill all time like getting rid of the internet keep your hands off grinder. >> don't come to me after that! >> greg: you don't have any jokes, do you? >> no! >> greg: i wasn't expecting that. heather, i will give you the big business question. at the boycotts have been used in exactly the same way as silencing tucker and fox. they did it to joe rogan. in a way, it was over spotify like oh, my god, don't put our music on spotify. now they are doing it to musk. do these things ever actually work? >> no, because then you will create another platform but that's an interesting question given that you take the world's richest man and instead of creating his own platform, he's got billions of dollars. not trillions, not yet come up a billions of dollars and he decides to buy twitter. that goes to show that there is a monopoly

people are saying you are going to be the next david attenborough.he first aneeshwar. and you are well on the road. we love him. we love him. we love him. he we love him. he seemed we love him. he seemed more we love him. he seemed more excited we love him. he seemed more excited he seemed about we love him. he seemed more excited about meeting steve backshall than he did when he came to me does. that is understandable. well done to him and good luck in the next round of britain's got talent. the end of the school year is fast approaching, and year 11 pupils will be looking forward to celebrating at their prom. they are not thinking about their exams but what comes after. but proms can also come with a lot of expense, and when one teacher heard that one of her pupils wouldn't be attending because she couldn't afford a dress, the teacher set up a pop—up shop of donated frocks and suits so that students could have them for free. 0ur reporter sarah rogers is at a school in sandwell and can tell us more. i want you to think to your high school days. was

and there will be stars from the stage and screen as well with sir david attenborough making an appearancet across the country, and the palace will certainly be hoping they will put a smile on the face of the nation after a difficult couple of years in the pandemic. more than 2,800 platinum jubilee beacons will be lit across the globe, like these ones that marked the queen's 90th birthday. beacons will blaze for the first time in all the capital cities of the commonwealth, 5a in total. the organisers say the queen has lit up the nation for 70 years, and it's only fitting that we do the same for her. a sentiment sure to be echoed at the platinum party at the palace which will be broadcast across the bbc on saturday 4thjune. simon jones, bbc news. injust over an in just over an hour we injust over an hour we are in just over an hour we are going injust over an hour we are going to hearfrom the injust over an hour we are going to hear from the gloucestershire couple, who have won £181; million on the euro millions. they have become a 's biggest ever euro millions lottery winners. they are goi

it will also feature guest appearances by david attenborough, david beckham, stephen prior and julierld what a special person she is and how lucky to have her. would love to be on the crowd for that. stuart: you know what is amazing? i knew every single one of those singers. pretty good i would say. she has been on the throne for 70 years. thanks very much. more news from britain, the inflation rate in the uk has had a 40 year high 9%. we need nigel farage. this has been an awful inflation rate just like the united states. what is the problem over there? >> the real rate is 11%, the retail price index a few years ago, in 1982 there were two problems. one, this is being used by president biden, boris johnson and all those that are clueless about economics and that is to blame the ukraine war. you do get price shock inflation, we had it in the 1973 yom kippur war. the other kind of inflation that is more insidious and longer-lasting is monetary inflation, inflation chiefly is a disease of money caused by governments printing too much money and that is what we've done. america has done

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and there will be stars from the stage and screen as well should with sir david attenborough making anl london, they have been putting up even more flags overnight as the countdown to the celebrations continues. there will be events right across the country, and the palace will certainly be hoping they will put a smile on the face of the nation after a difficult couple of years in the pandemic. more than 2800 platinum jubilee beacons will be lit across the globe, like these ones that marked the queen's 90th birthday. beacons will blaze for the first time in all the capital cities of the commonwealth, 5a in total. the organisers say the queen has lit up the nation for 70 years, and it's only fitting that we do the same for her. a sentiment sure to be echoed at the platinum party at the palace which will be broadcast across the bbc on saturday 4thjune. simon jones, bbc news. the highly anticipated top gun sequel, maverick, premiered at the cannes film festival last night, 36 years on from the originalfilm. iamso i am so jealous you have seen it already! tom cruisejoined cast members old