it has to be ed sheeran, right? >> that is ed sheeran.d sheeran was created to celebrate his first show in russia in 2019, and he even posed with it. they look so cute together. that is couples goals. and finally, who is this? >> oh, no! no! >> if we see it from the other angle, i might be able to recognize it. >> i married. there ain't no way i'm guessing on that. >> that is supposed to be britney spears giving birth on a bearskin rug. the sculpture was created in 2006 by a pro-life artist/pervert who was so moved by the birth of britney's first child, that they did this. personally, i think jd vance did an awesome job. okay, that was odd one out. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. welcome back to "have i got news for you" -- it is time now for the offend-o-meter. we fire up the offend-o-meter, the teams have to tell us who they are, and why they were offended. oh, lord, lord, lord. >> you know a sports story is bad, once it gets to me. >> who do you think? >> mookie betts. he took the ball out of his glove during the world series.

has to be ed sheeran. >> that is ed sheeran. the enormous statue was created to sobered his first show in russia in 2019, he even posed with it. they look so cute together as couples go. and finally, who is this? >> oh, no. no. >> if i see it from the other angle, i might be able to. i'm married, no way i'm guessing. >> that is supposed to be britney spears giving birth on a bearskin rug. the sculpture was created in 2006 by a pro-life artist,/pervert, who was so moved by the birth of his first child that they did this. personally i think jd vance did an awesome job. okay, that was odd one out, we'll be right back. [ music ] >>> closed captioning brought to you by feel away optimum. [ crowd noise ] >>> welcome back to have i got news for you. fire it up. teams who have to tell us who is the offender, what they did, they offended. here we go. oh, this one, lord, lord, lord. >> you know a sports story is bad when it gets to me. >> hooted you offend? >> mookie betts. he took the ball out of his glove during the world series. >> aus

including pop superstar ed sheeran.y ♪ >> turns out he's got a big offspring tattoo. >> having ed sheeran say you guys were the first cd i ever bought is really very cool. >> reporter: and more than 20 years after putting school on hold, holland went back and earned that ph.d. >> it's truly an honor to be here. >> reporter: later giving the commencement address at usc's medical school. >> is there anything he can't do? >> this guy is the most -- one of the biggest overachievers i've ever known. >> i can't make him love me. >> that's not true. you know i love you. ♪ >> reporter: now the band is out with their 11th album. >> "supercharged." that's what we're calling it. >> not just charged. >> reporter: blendig catchy songs with punk rock energy. >> coming through the pandemic, i think all of a sudden everything felt a little bit more okay, we made it through that. that's why this record seems more fun and more upbeat than some of our other stuff. >> reporter: while rehearsing for their upcoming world tour, the band told

of course writing the letter that ed sheeran signed on to, have you been able to speak with ed sheeran you said that there was reporting you had tried to reach out to him. what do you say to him i mean half the virtue of this record, maybe more than half, is that as opinions and sensibilities and knowledge change, often as a result of this record, so does the debate. >> so does the argument. and that's part of the political process of this so right now the debate on africa in britain and i hopefully in the united states will be elevated. it's very hard to get this argument into the current political climate. it's very hard. so this record then and its oppositionists bring that debate up to a level. and genuinely seriously, i believe that's as important a part of this because it allows us then to have a cultural dialog, which again makes politicians answerable to all those points. so to be specific to your answer, ed is a really clever man. he's a really good bloke. he's a great artist i've put in the call. we'll have a conversation. we may disagree we may agree, but we'll work it out a

it was, of course, ipswich fan ed sheeran, who saw them beat tottenham away, and as they've been out for so long, it's their first premier league win for 22 yea rs. ipswich were 2—0 up at half—time, after goals from sammie szmodics and liam delap. rodrigo bentancur gave the home fans some hope with a consolation goal, but it stayed 2—1, which moves ipwsich out of the relegation zone. the players are delighted. they know this is a win to cherish out of the context of this rest of the season anyway but they also know where we want to get to as a football club is winning games in the premier league, and there has been a big, bigjourney to get this point. we know the season will be a challenge but that is where we want to build the football club to, everyone is pretty delighted about today. there were celebrations at old trafford, where manchester united had their biggest win of the season at home to leicester. bruno fernandes starred in the 3—0 victory, his 250th game for united, scoring and setting up their third. the result means it's three wins out of four for ruud van nistelrooy, hi

. —— ed sheeran. because there are so many potholes on the roads near his home in essex. this is an ongoing issue for rod as two years ago, he took it upon himself to try to fix the roads, claiming "no—one can be bothered to do it". when we are back, will have all the latest from washington, the continued appointments being made by donald trump. we will pause for a little while and catch up with the latest by details. —— weather. hello. this relatively calm weather is with us for another 2a hours. beyond that, it's all change. we'll have screaming cold winds this time next week, but as far as friday is concerned, mist and fog in the morning in a few places and then with a bit of luck, some sunshine in the afternoon. now, the high pressure'sjust about with us, but the weather is changing way to the north. it'll take a few days for that high pressure to shift. now, through the early hours, we'll see some clear spells developing across parts of scotland and elsewhere across england and wales. and in one

their most famous fan, ed sheeran, a happy man, according to the manager.ich is nice. we're wearing, of course, the third kit today and the one that he had a part to design in. so that was nice. and he brought us some good luck. the players are delighted. they know this is a win to cherish out of the context of the rest of the season anyway. but they also know, you know, where we want to get to as a football club is winning games in the premier league. and it's been a big, big journey to get to this point. we know this season that's going to be a challenge, but that's where we we want to build the football club to. yeah, it is hugely disappointing. we started the game — disappointing. we started the game pretty slow and passive come — game pretty slow and passive come and give yourself a mountain to climb. in the second _ mountain to climb. in the second half, obviously, we had the ascendancy and the chances but didn't— the ascendancy and the chances but didn't do enough to win the game — but didn't do enough to win the name. ., ., , game. you mention being

and leave it to ed sheeran for an a.i.a monkey costume. >> i wish i was committed to something in my hive as much as heidi klum is committed to halloween. it's incredible. >> true. all right, it all goes right. if it all goes right. we may see the resurgence of "game of thrones" costumes. a big-screen version of the fantasy series in early development at warner bros. there's no word on whether the film would be a continuation of the hbo show which ended it 2019 or an adaptation of another story in the g.o.t. universe. do you watch "game of thrones"? >> i do not. my husband will be so excited. >> he'll be occupied. >>> when we come back, a new study that might, might have kids putting down their phones. >>> and it was a graveyard smash. smash. tha, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: university or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you think you have ga, don't wait. treatments are available. ask a

and leave it to ed sheeran with a real-life version of an a.i.onkey costume. this makes me feel so old. i was in high school when this britney spears video came out. >> she looks amazing. i look less good. >> look at your outfit. >> if all goes right, we may see resurgence of "game of thrones." a big screen version of the fantasy series is in early development at warner bros. there's no word on whether it would be a continuation of the hbo show which ended in 2019 or an adaptation. i have never seen this. my husband's watched all of them. >> we already have the dragon thing. now we're going to do another one? >> another one. have you watched it? >> i did, and i kind of got interested. when we come back, it may be the last call for alcohol at t t.g.i t.g.i.fridays. t.g.i.fridays. >>> and mariah carey unveils a an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: new holiday decor collection in time for christmas or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real c

he was a rising hip hop star from philadelphia who performed with ed sheeran and chance the rapper until the artist known as pnb rock was gunned down while eating lunch with his fiancee. a true crime news exclusive. never before seen surveillance video of the crime as it unfolded. the father and son suspects trying to cover their tracks. was it pre-planned or a robbery gone wrong? i sit down with the lead prosecutor to get exclusive new details. >> he sets it on fire blocks away from his residence and walks back home. >> what? pnb rock's fiancee, the mother of his daughter, told police after he was murdered right in front of her. >> he was our head. >> and there's finally justice for pnb rock. your daily source for true crime starts right now. hi everyone. thanks for joining us. rakeem allen, better known as rapper pnb rock, a hip hop artist from philadelphia, was shot and killed while having lunch with his fiancÉe here in los angeles. today, true crime news has exclusive never before seen videos and interviews that shed new light on what really happened that day. a camera lens is traine

the new version includes the late george michael, bono and sting, alongside harry styles, ed sheeranght together artists to raise money to fight famine in ethiopia before we go, a mysterious diamond necklace with possible links to marie antoinette has sold. it may be part of an infamous necklace she was accused of stealing. following her execution, the necklace fell into the ownership of a british aristocrat. thank you for your company. business today is up next. hello there. big changes on the way later this weekend — more on that in a moment. yesterday, well, we had some sunshine around. more of it more widely actually, but not everywhere, of course, towards northern ireland, some western parts of scotland, much more cloud. and that's moving its way southwards at the moment. it's coming in around this area of high pressure, a couple of weak weather fronts on the scene, too — this one here bringing a little rain southwards across england and wales. but because we've got more cloud around, its not going to be as cold to start with on thursday morning. could be a few mist and fog patc

alongside harry styles, ed sheeran and the sugababes.together artists to raise money to fight famine in ethiopia. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there! big changes on the way later this weekend — more on that in a moment. yesterday, well, we had some sunshine around. more of it more widely actually, but not everywhere, of course, towards northern ireland, some western parts of scotland, much more cloud. and that's moving its way southwards at the moment. it's coming in around this area of high pressure, a couple of weak weather fronts on the scene, too — this one here bringing a little rain southwards across england and wales. but because we've got more cloud around, it's not going to be as cold to start with on thursday morning. could be a few mist and fog patches, mind you, across southwest scotland and the northwest of england. those will lift, it'll cloud over in the northwest of england, turn more cloudy in western scotland, and we'll keep the cloud across northern ireland. elsewhere, there could be a bit of sunshine, but not

its first play on radio 2, combining vocals from the different tracks over the years, including ed sheeran and we banish shade... ten years ago, he was part of band aid 30, and his lines have been reused for the new single. he says he wishes he was not on it, and would have refused permission if he had been asked because his views on how best to support africa have changed over the last decade. a big influence on his thinking was the british—ghanaian rapper fuse 0dg, who refused to appear on band aid 30, as he believes in empowering africans to tell their own stories. as a child who is now grown up in this era of images that band aid and initiatives like it have put up, like africa is a place of famine, a place of poverty, disease field, it took away our collective sense of pride and identity. # where the only water flowing... tony hadley, who sang on the original, is not happy at these criticisms directed towards band aid. i think they should shut up, to be honest. we were the... if you take that route, then nobody does anything to help anybody. correct. so it's just nonsense. # feed the

ed sheeran is releasing a new song for animated movie "that christmas." erton star. catch "that christmas" on netflix december 4th. >>> next up, big news out of the kelce clan. kylie is announcing she's working on a new project. she's got a podcast in the works. it's called "not gonna lie with kylie kelce". >> i'm just as shocked as all of you that i'm starting a podcast, but if nebraska is going to be talking about me and my family, it might as well be me. you're going to hear my brutally honest take on motherhood. i have some incredible guests that i have no busy talking to. >> streaming on december 5th. jason kelce stopped by the rich eisen show. >> thankfully i don't get a lot of people reaching out for taylor swift tickets. >> okay. >> it is an immediate no, but i don't get a lot of that. [ laughter ] >> as much as taylor has said she will take care of anybody that i ask for. >> are you serious? >> she does say that. she's great, but i still say no to everybody. i'm not going to be the one to impose on that. she's been nothing but lovely to our family

its first play on radio 2, combining vocals from the different tracks over the years, including ed sheeran 30, and his lines have been reused for the new single. he says he wishes he was not on it, and would have refused permission if he had been asked because his views on how best to support africa have changed over the last decade. one woman was killed by a partner or relative every ten minutes worldwide in 2023. that's according to the united nations, which says femicide remains at "alarmingly high levels". a un report found that almost 85,000 women and girls were murdered by people last year, with around 60%, or more than 51,000 , dying at the hands of their partner or relative. the findings came as the un marks the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there have been protests in cities around the world to mark the day including in nairobi, kenya, where police dispersed a peaceful march with tear gas. according to kenyan police, almost a hundred cases of femicide have been reported across the country in the past three months alone. this is how one demonstato

and ed sheeran.e wishes he was not on it, and would have refused permission if he'd been asked, because his views on how best to support africa have changed over the last decade. a big influence on his thinking was the british—ghanaian rapper fuse 0dg, who refused to appear on band aid 30, as he believes in empowering africans to tell their own stories. as a child who's now grown up in this era of images that band aid and initiatives like it have put up, like africa is a place of famine, a place of poverty, disease—filled, it took away our collective sense of pride and identity. 0n the one show tonight, bob geldof gave his response to the criticism. the debate is fantastic, and the debate only happens because of this small pop song. without it, that debate doesn't come anywhere. so now it's out in the public. it is being talked about and written about, and that gives us immense political access again. # feed the world... and despite the controversy, the new version hopes to continue the song's succes

is something i researched before, given that i'm red haired, to be honest, downstairs it's like ed sheeranleg lock. and so, you know, and a leg lock. and so, you know, a bit of dai. but the reason that one of greg wallace's victims. >> are you okay, so the reason that so many red headed people join isis is because they feel so disenfranchised because of ginger bullying , so they can ginger bullying, so they can really relate to the plight of the jihadi if you're. >> yeah, if you're a fat ginger kid, it's the same. >> is that genuinely i thought it was genuinely just chuck fat in there. >> i thought it was something to do with virgins. >> and yeah, there's probably a connection there. >> well, they're certainly going to meet 72 of them, aren't they? if they carry on the way they're going. it's incredible really. i mean, it's sad by the way, has gone off the scene for a while, hasn't he. he truly was one of the world's biggest baddies. yeah. up until about five years ago. and syria has been an absolute mess. i talked earlier about the human rights law situation. this is going to be a bumper

as ed sheeran questions whether the fundraiser creates bad stereotypes of africa. we'll debate that this morning . morning. >> we saw disruption from storm babet over the weekend, only slowly clearing away today. find out all the weather details coming up in the programme soon. >> hello there. very good morning to you on this monday morning to you on this monday morning i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster and this is gb news breakfast. so this storm causing so much disruption which we'll be reporting on very, very shortly . you were nearly blown shortly. you were nearly blown away. yeah. >> what a wild weekend. i think the windiest gusts recorded were in yeovilton in somerset, and i was in somerset this weekend as chance would happen. and let me tell you, it was a frightening drive home yesterday. we had all the bikes on the roof of our car, the children in the back, and it was it was really dicey in places and when we got home, our trampoline had blown away, which also quite frightening and luckily hadn't injured anyone. >> all the kids toys in the garden. >> ye

ed sheeran saying that if he'd have been asked, he would have said he didn't want his voice on the track because his understanding of the track has changed in the last ten years. >> it put it. i'm old enough to remember it. it put poverty in africa on the map. in a way we hadnt africa on the map. in a way we hadn't seen for a very long time. all sorts of people got involved and millions were sent around the world, not just from britain, from all around the world. now, whether ethiopia used that money wisely or not is another matter, but i think it was the right thing at the time. >> yes. well, bob geldof says, despite what you might think about the song, hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions of people have been pulled out of poverty as a result of band aid. let us know what you think on that one. gbnews.com/yoursay . now let's gbnews.com/yoursay. now let's have a look at the news bulletin with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> ali, thank you very much. and good morning. the top stories from the gb newsroom. storm babetis from the gb newsroom. storm babet is bringing f

be on cloud nine this morning after their first premier league win in over two decades with fan ed sheeran there to cap off a dream day. good to cap off a dream day. morning. a murky and darr good morning. a murky and damp start in southern areas this morning, showers in the north but today most of us will see more sunshine than most of us have seen in the last two weeks. i will have all of the details shortly. it's monday the 11th of november. our main story. us president—elect donald trump reportedly spoke to the russian leader vladimir putin by phonejust a day after his election victory last week. the washington post says he warned the russian leader against escalating the war in ukraine. mr trump's campaign team didn't comment on the reports, which emerged just hours after russia and ukraine both targeted each other with their largest drone attacks since the start of the war. our correspondent in washington, david willis, has the latest. i stop wars with phone calls. russia should have never happened, with ukraine, would have never happened if i were president, would have never happene