he's saying for david walliams. sand very early on and saying, be careful , sand very early on and saying, be careful, be sand very early on and saying, be careful , be careful if sand very early on and saying, be careful, be careful if you're trying to cancel . trying to cancel. >> now, i think this is a much more intriguing story. how did those private words make their way out into the public arena? were they just trying to get rid of him in one way or another, expose someone was trying to finish off. somebody finish him off. somebody was trying to finish off in one trying to finish him off in one way and how does way or another. and how does this go? i actually would stand by him and say, yes, i probably would case this. by him and say, yes, i probably vidoi'i'l case this. by him and say, yes, i probably vidoi'i'l where case this. by him and say, yes, i probably vidoi'i'l where case goings. by him and say, yes, i probably vidoi'i'l where case going to i don't know where he's going to go. really sure what go. i'm

david walliams was a judge on the itv talent programme since 2012, but did not return for the show�*sments about ava evans. the channel said it would be formally apologising to her. cathedrals are places for contemplation and worship amid grandeur — and now canterbury cathedral is lending its walls to something new. the walls of the building are being used as a canvas for a spectacular light show as artists try to bring the renaissance to life. simonjones reports. let there be light. and let there be sound. the aim — to take the audience on a physical and emotionaljourney transforming their sense of place, and space. the theme, a journey into the renaissance world, a time of major change in the cultural, artistic, political and economic spheres, with canterbury cathedral acting as the canvas. as an artist, i don't think you can get better. it's a remarkable place to work. but actually, it's not what we do with it, it's the reaction that the audience have when they come here, that's the bit that makes it special. an artwork is an artwork in the studio until you put it in front of an au

david walliams is suing the company that makes itv�*s britain's got talent. freemantlemedia follows his exit as a judge. the action is listed as dealing with data protection. the firm declined to comment. you're live with bbc news. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, has used a speech to an american right—wing think tank, questioning whether international rules on the rights of refugees are "fit for the modern age". she argues the definition of what constitutes someone being a refugee has shifted, and that the fear of discrimination for being gay or being a woman shouldn't be enough to qualify for international refugee protection. but the speech has faced criticism, with the un defending its convention on refugees and saying it has saved millions of lives. mark easton reports. just a few miles from where the home secretary made her speech today, international powers met in 191m to debate the idea of universal human rights. but suella braverman came to washington to argue that the refugee convention that followed doesn't make sense in a world ofjet trav

david walliams is suing the company that makes itv�*s britain's got talent.action is listed as dealing with data protection. the firm declined to comment. walliams, who was a judge between 2012 and 2022, admitted last year to making "disrespectful comments" about two contestants in what he said were private you're live with bbc news. ukraine is seeking to establish whether a senior russian naval commander was killed in an attack on crimea last week aftrer the russian ministry of defence on crimea last week after the russian ministry of defence has shared a video with sokolov appearing via video link in a meeting between russian officials. with more, here's our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. even by the standards of this information war, it is very hard at the moment to verify the claims that are being exchanged by both sides. we had the triumphant assertion from ukraine yesterday that admiral sokolov, the commander of russia's black sea naval fleet, that he was killed in last friday's missile strike on russia's headquarters in sevastopol in occupied

david walliams has filed a high court case against the production company that makes itv�*s britain's'd made disrespectful comments about contestants. his case against fremantle media is listed as dealing with data protection. labour regional mayors will gather today ahead of making a unified plea to the prime minister on the future of hs2. local leaders including andy burnham and tracy brabin will call on rishi sunak not to scale back or delay the construction of the project, amid speculation that it could be cancelled due to soaring costs. you're live with bbc news. a refugee crisis is developing in armenia, with nearly 30,000 people fleeing the disputed enclave of nagorno—karabakh. it follows a military operation last week by azerbaijan to retake the region, after months of tension. internationally, nagorno—kara bakh is recognized as part of azerbaijan, but for decades ethnic armenians have controlled large parts of the territory. since the ceasefire, there has been a mass exodus of residents of nagorno—karabakh towards the border with armenia. and armenia's prime minister has warn

and then matt lucas david walliams matt lucas and david walliams being apologise .eing forced to apologise. i went to the first live performance of ricky gervais's supernature tour and it was just so refreshing. he just said, whatever he wanted and didn't care. i haven't seen the netflix version to see what they cut out, but in the real raw version, it was just so refreshing thing was it un—pc oh, it was so un—pc but you just don't see that anymore in the comedy that you see online. it's bonng comedy that you see online. it's boring now . boring now. >> i mean, ashlene there is a flip side to this program makers. comedians are thinking that the world has changed and you've got to be very sensitive about certain groups in society. many people would argue that the little britain characters that were of colour was effectively blackface and could be deeply offensive. >> i mean , perhaps , maybe, yes. >> i mean, perhaps, maybe, yes. but i just think people need to just chill out and be able to laugh at themselves because if we can't laugh at ourselves, why else have we g

and in the wake of russell brand , in the wake of russell brand, there's bad news for david walliamslooks like the law could change to stop middle aged men younger women . men dating much younger women. catherine russell brand back again. >> his accuser, alice, calls for change in law to stop men in their 30s having sex with 16 year old girls, as she claims. comic demanded explicit ban picture and described how her parents were powerless to stop the pair from dating . she's now the pair from dating. she's now 33 and has opened up about how russell allegedly demanded photos of her in the bath, which she refused to send. while she describes that her parents couldn't stop her from dating him. yeah, i think it was the fact that motorola razors were the way you took photos back in 2006. that's why she didn't send him a picture. don't know him a bath picture. i don't know how have worked out, how that would have worked out, but 16 year old, like in 2006, but a 16 year old, like in 2006, i mean, you'd need probably your your your mom and your dad in there holding the, you know, the camera,

so was david walliams. >> yes. so was david walliams. >> yeah. david. >> yeah.have no me for that. but we have no other memories. >> wasn't us. no, it >> it wasn't for us. no, it wasn't for us, really. >> orange wasn't our funny. >> orange wasn't our funny. >> it never made a series. >> it never made a series. >> it does show there is >> but it does show there is life after because we've life after prison because we've got in reviewing the got begins in reviewing the papers the papers this morning. the rehabilitation worked well papers this morning. the rehawe'veion worked well papers this morning. the rehawe've also worked well papers this morning. the rehawe've also wo formerell and we've also got former conservative claire conservative adviser claire pearsall for this. let's pearsall for this. and let's start with you, claire. and i want to start with what's being described mickey mouse described as mickey mouse degrees. prime degrees. i mean, the prime minister has kind of minister already has kind of declared those, hasn't minister already has kind of decla

david walliams has filed a high court case against the production company that makes britain's got talent media is listed as dealing with data protection. no other details have been given. a court in new york has ruled that donald trump committed fraud by repeatedly overstating the value of his business assets by up to £3 billion. it comes ahead of several other claims due to be heard in an upcoming civil trial. here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. another legal blow for the former president. in a civil lawsuit, he and his two sons, along with the trump organisation, have been accused of staggering levels of fraud. one claim is that mr trump inflated the value of his properties — hotels, golf clubs and apartment buildings — and exaggerated the size of his luxury flat in trump tower. the case is due to go to trial next week, but the judge has already ruled on part of it, and determined that the former president repeatedly lied about his financial affairs. in a post on his social media platform truth social, donald trump called the judge deranged and said the claim he commit