and thanks, ed sheeran and the team of ed to let me to do this.ges like this through the songs, to all of the people of the united kingdom and all of the people all over the world. it gives you a powerful platform, obviously, having the backing of ed sheeran and being able to tell your story in this way. yeah. but the absolute fundamental reality is where you are and what you have just been describing. was it quite surreal writing this and then producing this in the midst of what is going on around you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, like, my own story to let the people feel it, how they can do it. so not so easy was to record the voice, because our studio was under occupation, while we were creating the lyrics for the song, creating the lyrics in our hearts and our hands and our heads, so our studio was under occupation, but we found a way to record the voice, and also our friends, a big thanks for our ukrainian friends that created the video for this song. the video is also very heartbreaking, you should watch it, i am asking you, please, w

and one of ukraine's biggest bands, anty—tila, team up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song to help serving in the war against russia. hello and welcome to the programme. president biden has vowed to protect abortion rights in the united states after a leaked document suggested the supreme court is poised to overturn the ruling which legalised the procedure nationwide. the draft opinion, written byjustice samuel alito, says the 1973 decision — roe versus wade — was wrong from the start. officials have confirmed that the document is genuine, and have launched an investigation into the leak. mr biden said a woman's right to choose was "fundamental". our north america editor, sarah smith, reports from washington. abortion is violence! outnumbered but vocal, outside the supreme court, anti—abortion activists scent victory, after nearly 50 years of fighting the constitutional guarantee of abortion rights, that's known as roe v wade. with overturning roe it's going back to the states and the states are going to come up with these great programmes, a network of support to give women the ch

it helped spark a social media friendship with ed sheeran.did this come to be? i remember we first had you on after the concert, the people who put the concert on decided to not have you be a part of it an it was pretty disappointing for you. now your collaborating with ed sheeran, tell us about it. >> hello, everybody. thank you for calling. thank you for interest of this story. to make a remix, a remake of his song "to swo step. "we agree ". we agreed and you can see what we have done. it's the story of my family. the story of my colleague, friends, musicians. story of the millions of ukrainian people who now are in war situation and whose families separated the world when they stay in the country and wives with kids went away, goes away to separate place. >> i know. we had your wife on. we've had two of you on together. you've been so open with us and honest about how difficult that is that she's in the united states helping raise your children while you stay behind in ukraine and fight. i wonder, as you're fighting, how have you been able

and music from the military — one of ukraine's biggest bands, antytila, team up with ed sheeran, releasingew song, as they serve in the war against russia. hello and welcome to the programme. the ukrainian city of lviv, which is close the border with poland, has been hit by the first missile strikes in the west of the country in more than a week. the city's mayor says three electricity substations have been damaged, parts of the city are without power and there are outages at some medicalfacilities. he said there's also serious damage to infrastructure and interruptions in the water supply. russia's bombardment of a steelworks in the besieged city of mariupol has intensified, after the first civilians were able to flee and reach safety. the un says most are now in the city of zaporizhzhia, from where laura bicker reports. theirjourney from hell is over. two months of horror ends in exhaustion and relief. katarina spent weeks hidden in the depths of the azovstal steel plant as russian bombs pounded the site. she tried to tell her children that everything would be ok, even when she didn't be

and music from the military: one of ukraine's biggest bands, antytila, team up with ed sheeran, releasingong as they serve in the war against russia. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden has vowed to protect abortion rights in the united states after a leaked document suggested the supreme court is poised to overturn the ruling which legalised abortion nationwide. the draft opinion, written byjustice samuel alito, says the 1973 decision, roe v wade, was wrong from the start. 0ur north america editor, sarah smith, reports from washington. abortion is violence! 0utnumbered but vocal, outside the supreme court, anti—abortion activists scent victory, after nearly 50 years of fighting the constitutional guarantee of abortion rights, that's known as roe v wade. with overturning roe, it's going back to the states and the states are going to come up with these great programmes, a network of support to give women the choice, because right now a lot of women feels like abortion is their only choice. we want them to have real choice. you can stay in school a

because the clip in which heroes do not need to act in a role, the world-famous british singer ed sheeranecorded the song along with the ukrainian band antibodies, this clip was filmed for understanding and in the city of heroes of irpin. the main character is a boy, he came to the filming from abroad, well , antibodies, now these are the paramedics of the terro-defense battalion , yes, taras topolya, you know him. he was also a participant of our information e-marathon, now the heroic one is confronting the russian orcs at the front, so we recorded a song, shot a video and it was quite a challenge about the behind-the-scenes history of this work, i will tell our marina asmova, let's watch and talk we will do everything right now culture and this is where we shot the last part of the clip and this is where i danced a- ah once it was a very beautiful concert hall but now i just destroy it in the clip everything is like in life professional dancer oleksiy didn't even have to get used to the role in the video, the guy is getting ready before the performance, he goes on stage and dances, but

it was this moment that he showed in the clip for the joint song with ed sheeran . the car farm of onef the law enforcement agencies, and at this car farm there was a siren and she was our windows, so the children were scared and started crying . we already had all the necessary documents and essentials in the prepared places, we just packed them quickly into suitcases. i drove the car out of the parking lot and parked it i took my wife, children, and i together with them to my father's house. i handed my wife over to my father, and my father got behind the wheel , and he and his wife and three children drove a car with two canisters of gasoline that i specially stocked up on even before the start of the war, they went to the west of ukraine. i waved my hand, kissed them and got on my bicycle because i gave the car, got on my bicycle and rode my bicycle from one end of kyiv to the other to kill in the battalion, then i left my bicycle and began to serve, that's actually my whole story tarasov's wife knew about the decision to go to serve for a long time, now she and their three childre

he told us about the message they want to convey in teaming up with an sharon. -- with ed sheeran. >>he end, until the victory. of course we will get the victory. our nation is united and strong in bravery. every time, when i am talking with journalists, i try to spread this information. i try to impress with my words, by what i am saying. i try to impress all the people that we are not -- that we will not give up. we don't understand why putin is doing this. we don't understand why he's doing this. we don't understand why he's doing this in this horrific way. why he is destroying our cities and our women and kids. so, what we understand exactly is that this will end only in one way -- we will get the victory. we should. we should resist. we should stand united, against the russian occupiers. and only after, when we got the victory, this will all stop. >> men have been celebrate in the first day marking the end of the holy month of ramadan. but here, it was marred by violence. protesters threw stones at government buildings and police, then fired tear gas and response. -- in response.

a cactus ed sheeran >> jimmy: ed sheeran >> a banana. banana banana split yes!and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. yes! >> tariq: it's all right it's all right >> jimmy: yes, that was awesome! >> i swear to god, i was going to feel badly -- >> jimmy: wow! all right. tariq, you're up now, bud. here you go. >> tariq: all right. >> all right, come on. >> jimmy: it's pretty simple, dude >> tariq: what number, jack? [ audience shouting >> jimmy: someone said 10. someone said 10. >> tariq: okay this is a place. >> oh, god draw it with details >> jimmy: it's a place all right. here we go he's going >> tariq: okay >> jail. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jail, he said. that's awesome >> a mushroom? more detail. >> jimmy: yeah use the face explore the face, tariq, it's 3d >> tariq: shut up. [ laughter ] >> the white house >> tariq: no, no >> jimmy: oh, i know what it is >> don't tell. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i can't say. he's drawing the same thing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: jack -- he knows what this is. >> not yet i don't >> i think you do. >> jimmy: yeah, it's like a -- it's a destinati

ed sheeran personally sent a message to us and proposed to take a part in a new song in remix.g two-step of course we said yes ♪ >> it was very difficult to create the lyrics. it was also not so easy to find way how to record the voice on this studio because our studio was under occupation in that time but we found a way the money that we make from ed sheeran as video went to the music stage ui fund helping ukrainian people struggling from this war ed sheeran sent a message to me and he was asking me to give my telephone number to the bono, of course i think my god, everyone wants to got the bono's telephone number bono told me and invited to play in kyiv in underground with him. i took the microphone. i tried to do my best. of course i was very nervous it was incredible. i can't believe until thousand that it happened in my life. so, of course, it gives power us to fight because we know what they bono comes we are on the right side of this war. >> in his own words. >>> the biden administration wants the u.s. national guard to cooperate with taiwan's military that's new today f

and thanks, ed sheeran and the team of ed to let me to do this.d all of the people all over the world. it of the people all over the world. it gives you a powerful platform, obviously, having the backing of ed sheeran and being able to tell your story in this way.— story in this way. yeah. but the absolute fundamental - story in this way. yeah. but the absolute fundamental reality i story in this way. yeah. but the absolute fundamental reality is | absolute fundamental reality is where you are and what you have been describing, was it quite surreal writing this and producing this in the midst of what is going on around you? it the midst of what is going on around ou? . , the midst of what is going on around ou? ., , ., , . ., you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, like. — you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, like. my— you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, like, my own _ you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, like, my own story _ you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, like, my own story to - you? it was hard, but i decided to tell, lik

ed sheeran is a good man.n to become family heirlooms for generations to come, only to find everyone has a case of the crazy eye. she got married to her fiance in a beautiful wedding ceremony in pennsylvania. the proofs came back from the photographer. let's see how they turned out. it turns out the photographer sent out to a third party editor, the pictures where people's eyes were closed to have opened eyes placed eerily over the closed ones. the bride was upset, at first, naturally, and then she started to laugh and posted the zombie shots to facebook. we asked if the images were sent as a joke. she assured us they were not. says there were good ones mixed in. maybe a full refund on the other. our next high goes to the beauty of baseball on display. in toronto, yankee's star, right fielder, jud, hits a 427-foot home run, grabbed in the stands by a blue jays fan, in front of a young boy wearing a jersey of his hero, aaron judd. >> two people who never met became life-long friends in that moment. >> that is i

branson joan rowling couple beckham benedict camberbatch musicians queen pink floyd deep purple ed sheeranlorium stephen fry kit harington emilia clarke daniel radcliffe and of course and of course her majesty queen elizabeth ii is and by the way also very important is the return of melinda simmons and recently the visit of prime minister johnson in a very difficult time and in a very need to wash our walk through the streets of kyiv showed the world what really feels the heart of ukraine and it is pain, but the people we met there are their words and want smiles, gifts, by the way, already famous roosters

and here is a surprise for you personally, maria, you know there is such a super popular singer, ed sheerana. i say goodbye to you until tomorrow. tomorrow i have to be in the studio. thank you. maria, thank you, dear matches, thank you, you are behind the wheel, unknown, all the nerves are in my fists , and i remain to inhale the smoke, the last smell of idiots, and with him, and i remember you wanted to go to the fact that at first the crimean yard was muddy, no one came out of the water dry on the bail a busy morning how is it algebra months of heroes we are then how many more rockets of soap i promise when it all passes i danced with him with myself wait for me when it all passes you i will kiss you love again and again wait for me when all this is us

this is their first child together >>> congratulations are also in order for ed sheeran he and his wifer. the sing er shared this photo o a tiny pair of socks and said they are over the moon >>> a man has eaten a big mac burger every day for the last 50 years taking his first bite in 1972 he has saved every box and every receipt and broke the record in 1999 after eating over 15,000 of them look at the boxes. and got to over 32,000 and counting i don't see any styrofoam ones >> save the boxes and save the receipts >> he needs to throw a whop per in there >> krispy kreme is throwing its cap up for the class of 2022 with friee doughnuts they can get a free doughnut when they wear their gear. >>> coming up, more of your weekend forecast and the game one of the conference finals. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. from the very first touch. pampers, the #1 pediatrician r

leads, it's really such a powerful award, they show a photo from birmingham, where we met with ed sheeranof british american music, we collected there somewhere around 20 pounds, er, millions, er, 20 million pounds, weather, er, shorter e last week i was er at global city now where i really my first new york was such that in fact the first er evening it was the performance itself from 1944 and the opportunity to say from the stage because it was there on this platform that the issue of er refugees was discussed poverty , hunger, and, of course, i talked about the war and insisted that the world is really smaller than we think, if we think that hunger is somewhere in africa, it does not depend on the same. well, that is, the war in ukraine and hunger in africa are also related things if the war will last longer ukraine is all the more dangerous for the world of hunger in africa and so on, so the first part consisted of a speech from the oven, and the other part of global city now consisted of a panel of speakers, and i also had the opportunity to tell about the horrors that some kind of ru

to engage in creativity in parallel with this you released a joint track with the british artist ed sheeranu sang with bon in the subway, yes, creativity also continues somehow, and i have a question. yes, do you somehow manage to realize that you, as artists, are also creating something cool in these conditions, do you manage to communicate with cool people in this or do you manage to catch this moment ? we approach this in an absolutely utilitarian way, i will tell you with an example: when anya dolynska wrote that shir is doing a charity concert in burma, how later it turned out that it was not he who was doing it, but he was simply participating, and how later the organizers, after the organizers refused us to participate in it charity concert, because we are military, a very important nuance of antibodies remained in kyiv in full. that is, we were not afraid. and in principle, we had the opportunity to be in kyiv in any place and play this tv, we knew it, we understood it and that's why we offered it in the end. when we were refused, then the mass, well, it just started. a flurry of di

i'm off to see if ed sheeran fancies a brick battle. i'm prepped for battle.or a boxing match, but it ain't a hassle. this is battle rapping. it's a complex art and the aim is spontaneity, emotional impact and most of the time, humour. hashtag date night. old el paso dinner kit. for years i've wanted to rap but i've never got past the rhyming perfectly stage, or even being able to do it off the cuff. doing it off the phone doesn't look that cool. 0ur planet earth fits a million times into the sun. six months to get to mars if you take the shortest run. but going from reading rhymes to spitting bars on the stage takes a lot of work. seats on a spaceship, they don't come for free. i'm off the beat already... i'm going to see if there might be some technology which could help me be half as good as that lot. so i've come to abbey road to meet micah, who is part of a team who created brainrap. conventionally as an artist we need to spend 10,000 hours or sometimes its 100,000 hours, sometimes it's ten years. the idea is we take that 10,000 hours and cut it down to t

lowden guitars in county down make instruments for ed sheeran, among plenty of others.hem from the rest of the uk, and sell plenty back over the irish sea. the boss says the deal the prime minister did to deliver brexit has made business harder. we have had some of our most valued partners in england say, "look, these guitars, this administration, it's just too much work." so we have seen sales impacted there. but it is daunting, to have to fill out import documentation for something you never even had to think about before. and this is why businesses are having to adapt. when the uk left the european union, it was agreed that goods arriving in northern ireland from scotland, england and wales would be monitored to make sure they met eu standards. that's because northern ireland shares a land border with the republic of ireland, which is in the eu, and brussels doesn't want unchecked products ending up in what it calls its single market. but an open border on the island of ireland is seen as an essential part of the peace process. prime minister, do you accept that the

lowden guitars in county down make instruments for ed sheeran, among plenty of others. some of the things they to make them from the rest of the uk, and sell plenty back over the irish sea. the boss says the deal the prime minister did to deliver brexit has made business harder. we have had some of our most valued partners in england say, "look, these guitars, this administration, it's just too much work." so we have seen sales impacted there. but it is daunting, to have to fill out import documentation for something you never even had to think about before. and this is why businesses are having to adapt. when the uk left the european union, it was agreed that goods arriving in northern ireland from scotland, england and wales would be monitored to make sure they met eu standards. that's because northern ireland shares a land border with the republic of ireland, which is in the eu, and brussels doesn't want unchecked products ending up in what it calls its single market. but an open border on the island of ireland is seen as an essential part of the peace process. prime

with ed sheeran, yes. and _ make it happen. of course. with ed sheeran, yes.ays, what do you think it will mean to people there if ukraine does win a? because obviously people are facing real horror, are they able to even think about this sort of mass entertainment programme that is going on so far away? i entertainment programme that is going on so far away?— going on so far away? i hope that ukraine will— going on so far away? i hope that ukraine will get _ going on so far away? i hope that ukraine will get the _ going on so far away? i hope that ukraine will get the victory, - going on so far away? i hope that ukraine will get the victory, but l ukraine will get the victory, but first of all, for us it is very important to get the victory here on the battlefield and to defeat russia, but i think it will be great, but it is a little bit difficult to organise the next eurovision song contest in ukraine, but if ukraine will get the victory in this contest, we will do everything to make it happen next yearin everything to make it happen next year in kyiv, so fi

national highways agency, queues on the m4 were largely down to the holiday getaway coinciding with an ed sheeran start of the pandemic. long queues were reported at a number of airports yesterday. easyjet has also announced it is cancelling around 2a flights a day between now and sixthjune. flights that were due to depart from gatwick airport. it comes soon after a software failure forced the airline to cancel around 200 flights on thursday. the airline says this fresh wave of cancellations is not related to it problems, but a combination of issues including air traffic control restrictions, runway works and airport handling delays. easyjet has apologised to customers and says they will be able to rebook their flight, or receive a refund. the travel industry cut thousands ofjobs during the pandemic, but as demand for flights has returned, there has been a struggle to recruit staff, carry out security checks and train new workers. and tim muffett, bbc news. british prime minister borisjohnson is facing continued criticism from some of his own mps after sue gray's report into lockdown parties in d

ed sheeran teamed up with a ukrainian rock group to remix one of his songs.ckseat. his priority is the war. what do you nide right now? >> night vision. grenade launches. >> reporter: weapons to win against russia. so one day he can rock a mic instead of a machine gun. cbs news, london. ♪ ♪ >>> this is cbs news flash. the food and drug administration is expected to authorize a booster shot of the pfizer covid-19 shot for children 5 to 11, as nourk reaches so-called high-risk stating urging people mask up again in all indoor public settings. >>> a wildfire in new mexico is now the largest in state history. the blaze ignited more than a month ago with hundreds of homes burned to the ground. >>> and the first ufo hearing in half a century as found most incidents remain unidentified. for more, download he bs >>> it's tuesday, may 17, >>> it's tuesday, may 17, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> store scouted. new details emerge about the mass murder in buffalo. that left ten people dead. how authorities say the suspect planned his attack months in advance.

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a lot of traffic heading into wales today, not least for an ed sheeran concert.cause of technical problems although there have been some cancellations. busy also at stansted and liverpool's john cancellations. busy also at stansted and liverpool'sjohn lennon airport, where liverpool fans are tripping out —— travelling out to paris. which takes us to ports generally, because many liverpool fans are travelling through there. port authorities told us something like 14,000 people including holiday—makers have travelled through there today and in the last hour or so, they've told us that the delays are about an hour, 90 minutes or so. delays are about an hour, 90 minutes orso. so delays are about an hour, 90 minutes or so. so the advice from all these agencies, ports and airports, is to make sure you plan yourjourney and make sure you plan yourjourney and make sure you leave plenty of time wherever you're going. sage advice. many thanks- _ the head of scotland's state—run ferry network has told the bbc that rising passenger numbers, more intense storms and a failure t

. >>> up next, ed sheeran wants you to know it's a girl.latest bundle of joy. "welcome to the world." take a listen. ♪ welcome to the world ♪ ♪ i heard your heart beat ♪ ♪ and lost every word ♪♪ >> he announced a week ago that he and his wife welcomed their second child and another baby girl posting a sweet picture of the baby booties on a blanket. it is a re-release with nine additional songs and four unreleased tracks. fans who want to listen to the end of the song when you can hear them talking about hearing the baby kick. that sounds just perfect. >>> and finally, could you make a music video for less than $1,000? how about under $500? this week, harry styles teamed up with late, late show host james corden to shoot the video in brooklyn with only $300. they did it in three hours. >> would you be open to us coming into your house to see if we would be able to shoot a music video in your house? is that something you would be open to? >> no, thank you. >> thank you for your time. bless you. thank you, virginia. i thought this would be eas

in between the awards a lot of performances by nominees including ed sheeran, and silk consick, and florence the machine, and elle king who is up with miranda lampert. >> i am excited to perform in a huge room with a great show. >> and astro world show canceled by travis scottment and also, with a leaked video with a racial slur from country music star waller will be here. and also many other performances. >> yes, so many performances and music ahead and celebrities. stephanie, i am wondering what makes this award show so different from years past, because you have been to so many of them. >> well, i think that, you know, there is a certain energy that i have to say this year that is, i would say it is a little stronger than years past, and that is just that the fact that everything that we have been through with covid, and since 2019, and everyone is so excited, and music is something that can bring everyone together, and the theme tonight is love and forgiveness and you can feel it, audrey and terry, you can feel the love. >> fantastic. stephanie, thank you so very much. >> good vibes all

. >> next up, ed sheeran overnight released a expanded sing olive his first album. take a listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> i love ed sheeran. >> i don't think i've ever heard a bad song from ed everything he does is great. by the way -- is out now next up. this is incredible i was watching today foo fighters is two months since the tragic passing of the band's drummer taylor hawkins there is a musical group comprised of 1,000 musicians an♪ ♪ watch hitch as he goes ♪ ♪ they got together and performed gsz 123450i678 a massive cover of the foo fighters classic song "my hero." take a look. ♪ there goes my hero ♪ ♪ watch hitch as he goes ♪ ♪ there goes my hero ♪ ♪ >> wow. >> if you need a pick me up today, watch that in its entire. multiple drummers. hundreds of guitar players, all playing. awesome finally sweet news to end on this week six months since our friends cody and morgan miller welcomed a baby girl into the world and in that time we never got a name because they wanted to get know the baby before settling on a name savannah asked what the top choices were back in january and

i buy shares in it and i don't know whether you know, but ed sheeran played here a while back. r a stadium but smaller is better. definitely. megan paterson in glasgow at one of the venues that's going to be helped by the scheme. good morning, megan. good morning. welcome to the glad cafe in glasgow's outside. for almost ten years has pace been getting new musicians a chance and putting on gig nights, running workshops, and also connected to a thrift shop so there's a lot going on here. but it's a not—for—profit company so paying the rent can be difficult and it is one of the beneficiaries of the music venue trust scheme hopefully making things a lot easier here. i'm pleased to say rory hayes, the manager, is with us this morning. rory, how difficult can it be to run an independent venue like this? it be to run an independent venue like this? .. be to run an independent venue like this? , , this? it can be extremely challenging. _ this? it can be extremely challenging. i— this? it can be extremely challenging. i mean, i this? it can be extremely i challenging. i mean, putting th

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including ed sheeran megan thee stallion. and mary j. blige.imes i host an award show, are i really sucked. >> what? what do you mean what happened? >> because i used to like live in my head sometimes when i starred on broadway or i'm hostin the mtv awards i was nervous on those two but, you know, now i come back in glorious fashion. different mind set i won't stop so now coming to knock this thing out the park >> i never would have thought he did a bad job on any of them. >> yeah. >> but i love it i'm loose. >> two strikes, i'm not gonna get a third. catch more of the conversation in the fourth hour 2022 billboard music wards sunday live coast to coast, 8:00 p.m. eastern and streaming on peacock. >>> the band getting ready to all cast set to return almost 40 years after they rocked the big screen reiner will be back on the big screen and behind the camera to direct the follow up as far as the plot we don't know on the idea the band's manager originally played by the late tony hendra, that he passes away and his widow inherits the contract and

concert here at buckingham palace with some superstar performances from diana ross, alicia keys, ed sheeran ahead coming up so we have a lot for you. >> we are excited for all that. >>> we're excited because you said you have something coming up you haven't been more excited about, riveted about a piece of history. >> a book called "secret city." it's a history of the contributions that gay americans made in washington throughout the 20th century. the author is james kirchick and i read it about a year ago and called up james immediately to see if we could turn it into a television series. it's filled with compelling characters contributing to their country for generations even as they were being investigated, harassed, outed, arrested for being national security threats. a fascinating window on american history. >> is there going to be a tv series? >> we'll see. >> we'll be looking out for it, george. >>> first, we begin with the severe weather system on the move right now after at least five reported tornados touched down overnight in minnesota. alex perez is in forada with more. good mor

>> i don't have a teleprompter let me speak from my heart among the night's many performances, ed sheeranscott's first performance for instance the transgender in november. and morgan wallen's first award show since he was caught on camera last year using a racial slur he later won top country male artist >> thank you so my mama for being my date tonight. >> also a big night for doj cat who took home four awards. and machine gun kelly got us doing with his performance and this a surprise appearance. >> i finally found my rereal love and that real love is me >> the top artist award went to drake. drake who went into the night with the record for most billboard music award wins still the champ after adding five more last night bringing his total to 34 and walker hayes -- smash hit -- >> yeah, yeah. >> -- ♪ >> we know it. >> thank you for that. appreciate it guys next up on "popstart." princess diana no matter where you turn there seems to be no shortage of the content. there is a new look at real diana big screen, documentary called "the princess" film to use archival footage to explore the

famous red london bus, the double decker buses will be parked right outside buckingham palace and ed sheeran united kingdom is also the queen of so many firsts. she has left her mark in so many unforgettable ways across the world. we'll speak with after this our abc news royalty consultant alastair bruce. but take a look at what the queen has done first for so many generations. >> reporter: for seven decades, she has made and witnessed hihigs history as the head of the royal family. in 2015 she became the longest reigning monarch in british history, outpacing her great great grandmother queen victoria and 63 years of service on the throne but elizabeth ii is queen of many other firsts. her coronation ceremony watched by a record 27 million people in the uk alone was the first to be broadcast on television. >> i here present unto you queen elizabeth, your undoubted queen. >> reporter: those famous royal walkabouts, her majesty started the tradition of greeting the public in 1970 during a tour in sydney. the most traveled of any of her british predecessors, the queen has visited over 100 count

and i tell you, it's going to be magnificent, look at that big stage, you will see the likes of ed sheeran it's so amazing and we worked for three years— so amazing and we worked for three years to _ so amazing and we worked for three years to bring the event of the city and we've — years to bring the event of the city and we've had to fight off stiff competition because other cities have _ competition because other cities have wanted it but it's amazing that we have _ have wanted it but it's amazing that we have it _ have wanted it but it's amazing that we have it here and what a treat the people _ we have it here and what a treat the people of— we have it here and what a treat the people of coventry are in for. 60% on tickeis— people of coventry are in for. 60% on tickets when two people from the city and _ on tickets when two people from the city and radio! have been in the city and radio! have been in the city for— city and radio! have been in the city for two — city and radio! have been in the city for two weeks now doing workshops in schools, training the next generation of broadcast

. —— ed sheeran. long queues were reported at a number of airports yesterday. to depart from gatwick airport. it comes soon after a software failure forced the airline to cancel around 200 flights on thursday. the airline says this fresh wave of cancellations is not related to it problems, but a combination of issues including air traffic control restrictions, runway works and airport handling delays. easyjet has apologised to customers and says they will be able to rebook their flight, or receive a refund. the travel industry cut thousands of jobs during the pandemic, but as demand forflights has returned, there has been a struggle to reduce start —— produce staff, carry out safety checks and hire new workers quickly enough. among the many trips taking place this weekend, thousands of liverpool fans will be making their way to paris for the champions league final against real madrid tonight. more on the sport side of that later on. but matt graveling is at liverpooljohn lennon airport. what you have there is presumably a lot of people heading out for the footb

year, you get to celebrate her majesty's platinum jubilee, the stones are back, elton john, adele, ed sheerann i doing to do for the last two years, you can now do, safe in relation to covid case numbers are down, vaccinations are up. we have world class enhanced cleaning at all our public -- we encourage all our american friends to do london. >> let's talk about the pandemic in london. one of the truisms we have is whatever happens there first ends up here a few weeks later we're seeing a rise of cases it here in the united states with a few variants. where do things stand now in terms of vaccinations, testing procedures and there are other new variants on the horizon? >> if you speak to the experts, no one can predict what the future will look like. i spoke this morning to my health adviser in london, case numbers are down. those in intensive care is down. vaccination goes up. we have three vaccines, solidarity of four. we have taken the right precautions. on our public transport, we use world class disinfectant, please cleaning two, three times a day, some wearing face masks and i was out

amy watch is ed sheeran's main collaborator. i know him very well.ces. of course, neutrality all the way. but i did get in trouble yesterday, because my interview with sam ryder was a little bit over warm, apparently, and i was just shown preference because it was written all over my face that i just like because it was written all over my face that ijust like the guy. i want to talk as well about your new single. you will be performing it during the final, i believe. let's show our viewers a little clip of that. # take me high, high, high # take me low, low, low # hold me again, in, in, # let me go, go, go # say goodbye, bye,bye, # say hello, lo, lo # shake my heart, heart, heart # like a yo—yo # treat me like a yo—yo, treat me like a yo—yo tell me a bit about the song in the music you are making at the moment. it's been a very intense few years, notjust it's been a very intense few years, not just for it's been a very intense few years, notjust for me, for everybody. i started to make music again about a year ago after two years of lot writing. a l