we have seen an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him a- ear an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in — an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the _ an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the distance _ an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the distance in - an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the distance in a - him appear in the distance in a sitcom as you say, which is very unusual. he sitcom as you say, which is very unusual. ., , , ., , # baby, i'm dancing in the dark with you between my arms # barefoot on the grass, listening to our favourite song # when you said you looked a mess, i whispered underneath my breath # but you heard it, darling, you look perfect tonight # well, i found a woman, stronger than anyone i know # she shares my dreams, i hope that someday i'll share her home # ifound a love, to carry more than just my secrets # to carry love, to carry children of our own # we are still kids, but we're so in love # fighting against all odds i know we'll be all right this time # darling, just hold my

hi, everyone, i am hi, everyone, iam ed sheeran hi, everyone, i am ed sheeran and hi, everyone, iam edl be playing at the queen's parchment on sunday. see you there. i was seven when she came to the throne, _ i was seven when she came to the throne, so — i was seven when she came to the throne, so she has always been part of my— throne, so she has always been part of my life _ throne, so she has always been part of my life. the fact that i have met heron _ of my life. the fact that i have met her on several occasions makes it even _ her on several occasions makes it even more — her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the staue is even more important for me. the stage is set. _ even more important for me. the stage is set, the _ even more important for me. tie stage is set, the queen, even more important for me. tte stage is set, the queen, the even more important for me. ttj: stage is set, the queen, the ban, will open it tomorrow night. thousands will be watching it here and millions more will be watching from home as thisjubilee weekend continues. sarah campbell

oh, it's been very nice seeing ed sheeran, - been very nice seeing ed sheeran, that was properly my standout spit. people across the uk have also been holding thousands ofjubilee big lunch events. one of them was at the oval cricket ground in london, where prince charles and the duchess of cornwall were special guests. 0ur midlands correspondent navtej johal reports from one street party in leicester. assessing the options for a very special lunch. the 0val cricket ground in london is more used to serving up sport than sponge cake, but the prince of wales and duchess of cornwalljoined hundreds of guests at the stadium to mark the final day of the platinum jubilee celebrations. meanwhile, the earl and countess of wessex were with the crowds, having a long lunch and a long walk along the gates of windsor castle. here in leicester, this is one of tens of thousands of big jubilee lunches taking place around the country, and come rain or shine — and it's been mainly rain — people have been determined to celebrate queen and community. national anthem plays. i am glad i'm here. god bless you, god b

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and the night before ed sheeran takes to the stage, buckingham palace will provide the backdrop to thehe throne, so she's always been part of my life. and the fact that i have met her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the stage is set — queen, the band, will open the party tomorrow night. thousands will be watching here, millions more will be watching from home, as this jubilee weekend continues. sarah campbell, bbc news, on stage at buckingham palace. apart from the official celebrations taking place for queen elizabeth's jubilee, many people up and down the uk have been holding their own parties, as paul murphy has been finding out. welcome to ourjubilee party! welcome to the only street in preston that's as friendly as we are. the party is starting in this neighbourhood in preston, as it is in communities across the uk. i just want to pray a prayer of blessing on pixley street, because it's a great place to live. this one even gets a blessing from the local vicar. this is a great community, and it's so multicultural. we have people with many different faiths

and the night before ed sheeran takes to the stage, buckingham palace will provide the backdrop to thepart of my life. and the fact that i have met her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the stage is set — queen, the band, will open the party tomorrow night. thousands will be watching here, millions more will be watching from home, as this jubilee weekend continues. sarah campbell, bbc news, on stage at buckingham palace. being head of state can be a lonelyjob but the queen has always enjoyed the support of family and friends, as well as her royal staff. and throughout her time on the throne, she has had some special companions who are small and furry. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. they were part of her life long before she was queen. the most loyal of friends — a sort of four—legged courtier. there was little chance this jubilee would take place without the appearance of a corgi or two. dozens of them, in fact, were on parade in a park near buckingham palace. we have got cheddar. he is 15 months old. we got him because we heard he is really loyal — corgis are

ed sheeran personally sent a message to us and proposed to take a part in a new song in remix. his song 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

hi, everyone, iam ed sheeran and i will be playing at the queen's pageant on sunday. see you there. stewart, diana ross.— stewart, diana ross. i was seven when she came _ stewart, diana ross. i was seven when she came to _ stewart, diana ross. i was seven when she came to the _ stewart, diana ross. i was seven when she came to the throne - stewart, diana ross. i was seven when she came to the throne sol stewart, diana ross. i was seven i when she came to the throne so she is or has been part of my life and the fact i've met her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the occasions makes it even more important for me.— occasions makes it even more important for me. the stage is set. queen the band _ important for me. the stage is set. queen the band will _ important for me. the stage is set. queen the band will open - important for me. the stage is set. queen the band will open the - important for me. the stage is set. queen the band will open the partyj queen the band will open the party tomorrow night. thousands will watch here, millions more from home, as thisjub

the youtube star helped launch the careers of some of the biggest stars in music today including ed sheeranke stormzy, dave, and ed sheeran. over 15 years, he grew the channel into a media empire. everyone in my area was an mc, and i remember i was sitting there and i was thinking, "why can't i find these online?" his death in february, aged just 31, shocked musicians and fans. many paying tribute at a mural that had been created for him three years earlier in west london. at the opening of his inquest, the assistant coroner said there was reason to suspect that he had not died from natural causes. and on social media, his mother brenda, who he'd once appeared alongside on her discussion show loose women, said she was in a state of shock after being told that he died from heart problems caused by taking recreational drugs. she said, "it's so important that we help drive more conversation about the unpredictability of recreational drugs and the impact that they can have. how it takes just one bad reaction to destroy lives. i would do anything to have my son back, but that is just not possibl

_ obviously, filming and we thought that ed sheeran had _ obviously, filming and we thought that ed t the moment, have that chunk - best. now, young people at the moment, have that chunk of. best. now, young people at the l moment, have that chunk of time best. now, young people at the - moment, have that chunk of time that they missed out on in the pandemic. such a crucial time for your development. when you are starting to go out and enjoy the road, so to see her go out there after that time must have been extra special. for me ersonall must have been extra special. for me personally it — must have been extra special. for me personally it was _ must have been extra special. for me personally it was overwhelming - personally it was overwhelming because — personally it was overwhelming because i— personally it was overwhelming because i have _ personally it was overwhelming because i have seen _ personally it was overwhelming because i have seen georgie i personally it was overwhelming i because i have seen georgie come from _ because i have seen georgie come from such— because i hav

move the finale saw a performance from ed sheeran, a and the mom on the us stage cast, with many of the royal family, attended the final pageant, including the air to the throne, prince charles and the queens, great grandchildren. but it was the queen herself who stole the show with this comic sketch. nation sweet tight paddington, bare paid special tribute to the monarch. ah, happy with everything that's very kind. st parties have been held in celebration up and down the country . ah, it's been a fun, tough day. everybody's going to remember this from the little people up to the big but you both. it's been an excellent job. they. everyone's come out this week. i know today please. as the curtain falls on a weekends of national festivities, fans celebrate a monarch whose long reign won't be done by another royal anytime soon. ah, it's over now. well, stories is up next week and reports don't forget, you can get used around the colon d, w dot com, or you can find us on instagram and twitter at d w. news. i've been visual and i'll have more news for you next l. like every day for us and f

a finale saw a performance from ed sheeran, a and the mom on the stage cast, with many of the royal family, attended the final pageant, including the air to the throne, prince charles and the queen's great grandchildren. but it was the queen herself who stole the show with this comic sketch nations sweet tight paddington, bare paid special tribute to the monarch, happy with everything that's very kind. st parties have been held in celebration up and down the country. ah, it's been a fun, tough stick day. everybody's going to remember this from the little people up to the big, but you both has been an excellent job really. everyone's come out this week. i know today, please. as the curtain falls on a weekends of national festivities, fans celebrate a monarch whose long reign won't be outdone by another royal. any time soon. ah, that's all for now. the next reports i looks about hard business of the flower trade in georgia. thanks for staying with us, the small coming out to state you stories that most people of the world over information. they provide the opinions they want to express g w o

accepted. [ laughter ] it was a star-studded event with performances from elton john, rod stewart, and ed sheeran when ed first walked out, the queen was like, "oh, harry, you're back. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ed sheeran meanwhile, prince andrew did not attend any festivities due to a positive covid test [ light laughter ] andrew was like, "it's weird i keep testing positive right before every public event. [ laughter ] can you imagine the odds?" yep, the queen made several appearances this weekend and at one point, she showed up as her younger self in the form of a hologram. this is real check this out [ horses galloping ] >> jimmy: yeah it got confusing when there was a glitch and tupac started waving to the crowd. [ laughter ] but the carriage ride wasn't queen elizabeth's only surprise appearance she also starred in a short film having tea with paddington bear it's really cute it's real. take a look. >> perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i i keep mine in here. >> jimmy: i love that. come on. she's the best it's so fun. it went muc

. >> billie eilish, ed sheeran, vin diesel, jamie dornan, teresa thomas and lizzo and the president ofhe united states. >> boom. >> boom indeed. coming up on our streaming service, oakland's police chief is providing details about a death tied to a side show, another one happened over the weekend that took a life. we'll bring you that story live at 3:30. >>> and then watch our stream wherever, whenever, find us on pluto tv channel 1021 and on >>> welcome back. it is been three years since the late late show james corden has taken a show across the pond, home to the u.k. ian lee with him in london to get a sneak peek at what we could expect. >> james corden is back in his home town, bringing the late, late show to london for the fourth and final time. >> we've just had so many brilliant moments in the times that we've come here and done this. >> bringing f favorites like car pool karaoke with lizzo. >> i do my hair toss, check my nails -- >> here music is made for car pool karaoke. it is the music that put on in your car and sing at the top of your voice. >> he also stopped by the white

. >> with big names like ed sheeran, billie eilish and plenty others set to join the couch this year, send-off is going to be a fun one. >> i'm excited to be there. >> it won't be boring. >> correct. it's going to be great, you know? >> four shows are on tap from london this week starting tonight with otherpe guests sam smith, alanis morissette, and david harbour. >> it's going to be fun to watch that one. >>> paul heggen is here. you've been tracking a fire, right? >> it's run into a marsh. this is the one that's been burning in northern marin county. that is the redwood fire. the good news there, it's run into some terrain that is going to help to quell that fire activity. hopefully it's going to get a bit of moisture from the fog spreading out. another day of inland warmth, even heat. there's going to be plenty of 90s on the map tomorrow afternoon for inland parts of the bay area. but mild, even cool weather continues near the water. everybody cools down as we head towards the end of the workweek, the beginning of july on friday, and it looks like fourth of july weekend is going to

you're going to have ed sheeran performing the national anthem. that's going to be at a later date.ou'll have elton john, queen, just -- you know, it really is just the best of british pride over the next four days. >> love it. can't wait. ian lee in london. thank you so much. >>> so coming up, ending restrictions for john hinckley. the man who shot president ronald reagan more than 40 years ago will soon have full freedom. >>> later, caught on video, a car runs over a motorcycle throwing off a passenger and trapping another person underneath. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." it takes energy to take on the world.■ so whether you■re breaking a sweat, breaking down barriers, or breaking the laws of gravity, keep moving with the ultimate energy bar. we bake in delicious, wholesome ingredients, purposefully crafted with a blend of protein,■fat and carbs. because the more good you put in, the more great you get out. clif. baked in goodness. now introducing clif thins. a crispy, craveable 100-calorie snack. from prom dresses to workouts a crispy, craveable and new adventures you hope t

perfect will be sung by ed sheeran and then the national anthem with ed sheeran, the national anthem us together in respect and in thanks to the queen. find together in respect and in thanks to the queen. �* . ., . the queen. and the national treasures — the queen. and the national treasures include... - the queen. and the national| treasures include... everyone the queen. and the national- treasures include... everyone except paddington bear. quite a lot of chefs a5 paddington bear. quite a lot of chefs as well, i remember. good luck. amazing suit. thank you so much for coming on when you have such a busy day, hope it goes splendidly, i am sure it will and it's not going to rain, amazing. today's jubilee celebrations are all about community events and street parties and food and maybe prosecco. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin is alreadyjoining in the fun in burton on trent. good morning. no rain there, there is rain here but thankfully a tiny reprieve. is rain here but thankfully a tiny rerieve. , , ., reprieve. everybody, good morning. good morning! _ reprieve. everybody, good morning.

sir cliff richard and ed sheeran were among the celebrities taking part. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas watching. cheering. the closing moments of a memorablejubilee celebration. back on to the palace balcony came the queen accompanied by prince charles and the duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. 0ne current and three future monarchs, charles, william and george. it was the image which the crowd had been hoping to see, an image which emphasises the institution's continuity. a monarch who has reigned for 70 years looking to the future and offering reassurance. the national anthem was sung with feeling. the balcony appearance was the climax to an afternoon ofjubilee pageantry. it had all been very british, the story of the seven decades of the queen's reign. the sights, the sounds, the dance moves. the faces and all those memories. the organisers had called this section the time of our lives. this being the story of britain there was a good sprinkling of the mildly eccentric on two wheels and on three, all of which it must be said were going rather better than this four—wheeler. leadi

the case of ed sheeran didn't go on the way of the plaintiff, and i think the led zeppelin case also the scale has shifted back to the defence, where it is appropriately placed, given that some of these claims simply have no merit. and how worried do you think are artists now, before they put music out there, that this may happen to them? i think what they are doing — the smart ones, who have good advice — is actually taping the songwriting process, so if they are ever asked about infringement back and say, "look, here's me in my studio with my songwriters, "here we are writing the song." that's what i think is happening. and finally, as we've been hearing, a spectacular open—air concert and light show has been held in front of buckingham palace to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. earlier, people crowded the mall and areas around the palace, with many queuing for hours to get a glimpse of the stars and to share in the heady atmosphere. 0ur entertainment correspondent steffan powell mingled with the crowds. the excitement was building all afternoon. i don't think we'll live thr

having paraded up the mall, the musicalfinale of the pageant, led by ed sheeran, will take place on thatou can just see through the barriers there. that's sunday afternoon. the night before, saturday night, musical royalty will pay their own tribute at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering to... i'm so happyjust to be part of it, because there was a point where i thought they don't want me and i was over the moon when i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic which has kept people apart, the stage is set for a weekend which aims to bring people together once again. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. there will be some showers to dodge through the rest of this jubilee weekend. most places today seeing some spells of sunshine but some scattered showers through northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland, north—west england, wales, the midlands, south—west england, the odd ones towards the south—east corner. temperatures here 22—23. a little cooler for some eastern coasts, where we see areas of low cloud lapping onshore from time to time. through

the case of ed sheeran didn't go on the way of the plaintiff. the plaintiff, so i think the scale has shifted back to the defence where it is appropriately placed, given that some of these claim simply have no merit. how worried you think artists are before they put music out there that this may happen to them? i think what they are doing, and it's good advice, is actually taping the songwriting process, so if they are ever asked about infringement back and say, "look, here's me in my studio with my songwriters, "here we are writing the song." i think that is what is happening. that was pamela koslyn talking to me a little earlier about the mariah carey copyright case thatis the mariah carey copyright case that is currently ongoing. that is just about it from me right now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ sipusey. you can get more on the website. but from me and the team right now, thanks for watching. do stay tuned to bbc news. hello there, heavy rain with thunder and lightning has continued to spread northwards across central and southern e

costumes, double decker buses carrying sports legends, actors and actresses, giant puppets and -- ed sheeranting out his song, "perfect." ♪ dancing in the dark with you between my arms ♪ >> reporter: today brits celebrating her majesty across the united kingdom with massive street parties, an estimated 12 million attending "big jubilee lunch" gatherings, including prince charles and camilla toasting his mother. and duchess kate sharing these images of prince george, princess charlotte, and prince louis making cupcakes for partygoers in wales. notably absent from most of the jubilee celebrations, the queen, after experiencing discomfort on the first day. so it's no surprise that perhaps the crowning glory of this four-day extravaganza is seeing a beaming queen giving us a chance to say thank you, ma'am. linsey, seeing the queen on that balcony behind me was the perfect way to end the celebration. releasing a thank you message, her majesty said that while she wasn't able to attend all the events in person, her heart belonged to the people, adding that she is committed to serving them to the be

it will feature military personnel, dancers, puppets of corgis and ed sheeran.lebrating across the uk with street parties. the queen has recognised more than 1,000 people in her birthday honours list. men and women working for charities and their communities have been recognised, along with household names from the worlds of entertainment and sport, as lizo mzimba reports. rebus made three circuits, driving slowly... in the world of entertainment, ian rankin, author of the multi—million selling rebus novels, says he's honoured to be knighted for services to literature and charity. damian lewis has been made a cbe for services to drama and charity. together with his late wife, helen mccrory, who died of cancer just over a year ago, he helped raise over £1 million to provide food for nhs workers during covid. in a statement, he said, "she and i are both thrilled." fashion designer stella mccartney is also made a cbe. moody blues singer justin hayward becomes an obe. # turn around, bright eyes # every now and then, ifall apart... bonnie tyler is made an mbe. # ever

the finale will take place with ed sheeran on sunday afternoon. party at the palace. it is royalty will pay their own tribute at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering. — at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering, i'm _ at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering, i'm so _ at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering, i'm so happy - at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering, i'm so happyjustl at the party at the palace. it is so l overpowering, i'm so happyjust to be part of it, because there was a point where i thought they don't want me and i was over the moon when i was signed on. want me and i was over the moon when i was signed on-— i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic— i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic that _ i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic that kept _ i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic that kept people - i was signed on. after two years of| a pandemic that kept people apart, the stage is set for a weekend which aims to bring people together once again. desp

i think that does happen, i think there is a backlash with that, as has been the case with the ed sheeranis was not a case of merit. but, i knowi show that this was not a case of merit. but, i know i have been pretty busy, and since the blurred lines because they have been many cases that have come in that haven't had merit, so i would say that that is a trend and there is a backlash. i think artists are getting tired of being sued. it'll be really interesting to see what happens with this case but it sounds like it is open and shut as far as you are concerned, in terms of not being able to co—operate at idle, but really interesting to speak to you, thank you for joining us. speak to you, thank you for joining us— in the 70 years the queen has been on the throne many politicians have come and gone, including 14 us presidents. the bbc�*s sophie long reports on the queen's relationship with america and its leaders. queen elizabeth's leading role in the special relationship between britain and the united states dates back to before her succession to the throne. princess elizabeth plays host

yeah. ..ed sheeran, sam ryder from eurovision. george ezra. oh, of course.er seen. his style of singing is most unusual, because he�*s singing in, i think it�*s a baritone. great songwriter, and he�*s great. ilove him. breath of fresh air. is there anyone you wish you could perform with now? they�*re all dead, mate. sam cooke, otis redding, they�*re all dead. lady gaga, maybe. that would be fantastic, wouldn�*t it? obviously, you�*re going to be the star of the concert on saturday night. well, no, her majesty is the star of the concert. i sit corrected, absolutely. you�*re absolutely right. but penny, your wife, is also going to play a very, very important role on the night? yeah, she�*s a police constable patrolling from i think ten o�*clock at night until six in the morning, doing herjob. and she loves it, bless her. what does she get out of it? i think the feeling of giving something back, which i know is an old cliche, but she once told me, she said, "i love looking after the city that i love". and she loves london and she wants to look after it. i phone

ed sheeran, probably. enjoy yourselves, stay warm.hese connections we've been telling you about, international connections... hello! ..are these two here, from cornwall and from connecticut. they met... excuse me, i'm just going to dive in here. you met when, you two? we met in, i can't remember what year but when william and kate got married. i think that was probably about ten or 11 years ago. 11 years ago. yes, they just had their anniversary. cornwall, connecticut, and stayed in contact ever since? we have, on and off through the internet, and then, came over one year for the queen's 90th in windsor and she had a walkabout and she came right up to us and we just keep in touch with each other's families and christmas cards and stuff like that, and when we knew the days were set for this, we said we are going. book it in. amazing to make friendships like this, isn't it? itjust shows, and today, i have just met somebody, whose father was best friends with my father. he was sitting just here. he is standing just there. that's fantasti

sir cliff richard and ed sheeran were among the celebrities taking part. 0ur royal correspondent nicholaschell was watching. cheering the closing moments of a memorablejubilee celebration. back on to the palace balcony came the queen accompanied by prince charles and the duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. 0ne current and three future monarchs, charles, william, and george. it was the image which the crowd had been hoping to see, an image which emphasises the institution's continuity. a monarch who has reigned for 70 years looking to the future and offering reassurance. the national anthem was sung with feeling. the balcony appearance was the climax to an afternoon ofjubilee pageantry. it had all been very british, the story of the seven decades of the queen's reign. the sights, the sounds, the dance moves. the faces and all those memories. the organisers had called this section the time of our lives. this being the story of britain there was a good sprinkling of the mildly eccentric on two wheels and on three, all of which it must be said were going rather better than this four—wheel

the case of ed sheeran didn't go on the way of the painter.he scale has shifted back to the defence where it is appropriately placed, given that some of these claim simply have no merit.— have no merit. how worried you think artists _ have no merit. how worried you think artists are _ have no merit. how worried you think artists are before - have no merit. how worried you think artists are before they - think artists are before they put music out there that this may happen to them? i put music out there that this may happen to them? i think what they — may happen to them? i think what they are _ may happen to them? i think what they are doing, - may happen to them? i think what they are doing, this - may happen to them? i think i what they are doing, this might want to have good advice, is actually taping the songwriting process, so if they are ever asked about infringement back and say, "look, here's me in my studio with my songwriters, here we are writing the song." i think that is what is happening. i think that is what is happening-— i thi

the case of ed sheeran didn't go on the way of the plaintiff.hifted back to the defence where it is appropriately placed, given that some of these claim simply have no merit. how worried you think artists are before they put music out there that this may happen to them? i think what they are doing, and it's good advice, is actually taping the songwriting process, so if they are ever asked about infringement back and say, "look, here's me in my studio with my songwriters, "here we are writing the song." i think that is what is happening. and finally, as we've been hearing, a spectacular open air concert and light show has been held in front of buckingham palace to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. 0ur entertainment correspondent steffan powell mingled with the crowds. the excitement was building all afternoon. i don't think we'll live through another platinum jubilee, with another monarch. i don't think so, so, i think this is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity and i'm really pleased to be there. what better way to bring people together than

we are told is going to feature military personnel, dancers, puppets of corgis and ed sheeran.ll be celebrating across the uk with street parties. thousands of applications have gone on to hold street parties up and down the uk. that is a spread of what is happening across the uk. there is not happening in the commonwealth countries as well and there is beacon lighting in the commonwealth and we will reflect on that later on today in our coverage. let's have a closer look at the event this evening, the lighting of beacons across the uk and commonwealth, to mark the jubilee. the prinicipal beacon lighting will take place in a special ceremony here at buckingham palace tonight, a lighting installation with the queen's green canopy "tree of trees" sculpture and projections onto the front of buckingham palace. i think it would look very beautiful indeed and i'm really pleased to say thatjoining me is me me is is the installation's designer, thomas heatherwick. and sybil ruscoe is from the queen's green canopy, a tree planting initiative created to mark the platinum jubilee, which i

ed sheeran will lead the singing of the national anthem is a fitting way to end these four days of nationalr days of national celebrations. one big question a lot of people will be wondering, is are we going to see and public appearance from the queen today? it to see and public appearance from the queen today?— to see and public appearance from the queen today? it would be lovely, wouldn't it? — the queen today? it would be lovely, wouldn't it? it— the queen today? it would be lovely, wouldn't it? it felt _ the queen today? it would be lovely, wouldn't it? it felt like _ the queen today? it would be lovely, wouldn't it? it felt like she _ the queen today? it would be lovely, wouldn't it? it felt like she was - wouldn't it? it felt like she was there last night because she effectively stole the show before it even started! she watched the programme from home on the television. huge disappointment that she hasn't been able to take part in anything beyond the first day, when we found out that those pictures of her on the balcony, she was smiling, looked happy, but she did have those issues of

the singer ed sheeran has been named as the most played artist of last year in the uk. # bad habits leadompany ppl. sheeran is the first artist to manage both feats in two different years, having also done it in 2017. england's matt fitzpatrick has claimed his first major title with a one—shot victory in the us open. fitzpatrick, who's 27, isjust the third englishman in 52 years to win the second oldest major. our sports correspondent joe lynsky reports. on the boston greens the sound came from sheffield. for matthew fitzpatrick this was a moment for his family and history for british golf. fitzpatrick played on the last day with will zalatoris, south yorkshire against san francisco, and between them they were so close. the two were neck and neck through the back nine. to stay in touch fitzpatrick found the spectacular. at 27 he had not won a major before, but here he was in the sand at the last hole with a shot the greats would be proud of. that is one of the best shots i've ever seen. zalatoris would need this putt to force a play—off. for him it was heartbreak. but for fitzpatrick to

entrepreneur whose sbtv youtube channel helped launch the careers of stars like stormzy, dave, and ed sheeranre and i was thinking, why can't i find these online? his death in february aged just 31 shocked musicians and fans. many paying tribute at a mural that had been created for him for years earlier in west london. at the opening of his inquest the assistant coroner said there was reason to suspect that he had not died from natural causes. and on social media his mother brenda, who he'd once appeared alongside on her discussion show loose women, said she was in a state of shock after being told that he died from heart problems caused by taking recreational drugs. she said, "it's so important that we help drive more conversation during his lifetime this mural was commissioned in order to inspire a new generation of youth. his mother hopes as well as that younger people in particular will be in a position to learn from the sad, tragic circumstances of jamal edwards' death. for the first time veterans of the battle of normandy in the second world war have been able to commemorate d—day. the

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british singer ed sheeran closed sunday's festivities with a tribute the queen elizabeth,b before the to this four-day jubilee celebration that so many people had been hoping for. one last glimpse of their aging queen up there on the buckingham palaceal balcony. and for the queen, in the twilight of her reign, reassurance that she's loved more than ever. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >> well, the queen was being h honored at the platinum jubilee. the 4-year-old got aminto it wi his the duchess of cambridge. he shook his hand at her and made faces on live tv. parents around the world can probably sympathize with the justice. after after he covered his ears during an air force fly over. i'm glad it's not just my boys that misbehaven. top gun maverick is still flying high. the blockbuster made an estimated $86 million over the past weekend. that's a drop of 32% from the record-setting open. the sequel has earned nearly $550 million so far around the world. well, for our international viewers, "world sport" is up next. for everyone in the u.s. andnd canada, i'll be right bac

all over the united kingdom and pageant will come down the seven decades of the queen's reign and ed sheeran himself will sing >> thank you, tanya. we are geared up for the celebration. my first as a brit i'm excited for trouping the colour have fun >> reporter: i've got lots of merch for you as well. everything coming back for you, julianna and rosanna >> we can't wait >>> we have more coming up including saudi arabia could pick up for the decrease in production sending crude lower we will have the latest next >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm rosanna lockwood. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are the headlines. european equity pushed higher despite a gloomy warning from jamie dimon saying economic storm clouds lie ahead. >> we are sunny right now and doing fine everyone thinks the fed can handle it. the hurricane is coming our way. >>> oil is one of the sectors in the red as crude prices sink on the report that saudi arabia could fill the gap left by russia ahead of the meeting with opec plus producers. >>> sheryl sandberg resigns from meta after 14 years with the social media giant s

it will feature military personnel, dancers, puppets of corgis and ed sheeran.ing across the uk with street parties. the oueen�*sjubilee pageant is taking place on sunday, and hundreds of children will perform in front of thousands of people lining the streets in london — and millions more at home. ricky boleto has been to meet some of those taking part. across the land, bunting, glitter and sticky hands. children with jubilee fever as the celebrations edge ever nearer. i like how she doesn't like this, she goes... she does a lot of waving, doesn't she? a pageant fit for a queen, dancing and singing all set the scene. we are here dancing for her majesty the queen and it is a moment in history and i think that is what will stay with all of the dancers. sunday's platinum pageant will tell the story of the queen's 70—year reign and we have been given special access to the rehearsals. this dance act from north london is made up of 70 children and they have been practising their routines since april. this is a big parade. i am feeling so excited. from one to ten, i'm

taking recreational drugs. 31—year old jamal edwards, who helped launch the careers of dave and ed sheeranhe been saying this morning? brenda edwards is herself well—known for being a panellist on loose women ante presenter on songs of praise. this morning she posted a lengthy statement online in which she said since she last appeared in public or had been interviewed she had learned that her sonjamal edwards had died from cardiac arrhythmia caused by him taking recreational drugs. she said she was in a state of shock and trying to process the news but she wanted to address the topic because she did not want any other mother or loved one to have to go through what she and jamal�*s sister had to go through. she said she wanted to drive forward the conversation about the unpredictability of recreational drugs and how one bad reaction could totally destroy lives. the timing of the statement was because an inquest into the death of jamal edwards open judge was adjourned this morning. as soon as it was adjourned she posted that statement. during the very short hearing the coroner said an autops

sir cliff richard, ed sheeran and gary lineker were among the celebrities taking part.the last few moments, buckingham palace has issued this statement on behalf of the queen. it says: "when it comes to how to mark 70 years as your queen, there is no guidebook to follow. it really is a first. but i have been humbled and deeply touched that so many people have taken to the streets to celebrate my platinum jubilee. while i may not have attended every event in person, my heart has been with you all; and i remain committed to serving you to the best of my ability, supported by my family. i have been inspired by the kindness, joy and kinship that has been so evident in recent days. i thank you most sincerely for your good wishes and for the part you have all played in these happy celebrations." we'll be speaking to two royal commentators to get their reflections on the last few days in few moments. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has been watching today's events and has this report. cheering and applause. the closing moments of a memorable jubilee celebration. ba

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british singer ed sheeran closed sunday's festivities with a tribute to queen elizabeth before the surprise this four-day jubilee celebration that so many people had been hoping for, one last glimpse of their aging queen up there on the buckingham palace balcony. and for the queen in the twilight of her reign, reassurance that she is loved more than ever. >> what a day. now the nba finals are now even at one game apiece thanks to dominant performance by the golden state warriors in game 2 in san francisco. led by superstar steph curry's 29 points, the warriors defeated the boston celtics 107-88. team made jordan poole helped carry the lead for golden state in the third quarter. game 3 is in boston on wednesday. before the game, players from both teams wore these orange t-shirts saying end gun violence. wear orange weekend is a national movement to raise awareness against gun violence. warriors head coach steve kerr also supported the cause and he spoke. >> there are proven laws that are waiting to be passed, whether background checks or what have you. there are things we can do that would n