eltonjohn armchair. i love the like that. elton john wheeling armchair. i love the like that. back garden and playing beside the basketballs, which was pa rt beside the basketballs, which was part of the fascination, just seeing inside their homes and gardens. absolutely. there they were in their own homes, in their gardens, without all the help of the recording studio and the acoustics and a little bit of boosting. did that show occasionally? you could tell who owned a good microphone who didn't because some of them absolutely spectacularly crystal clear, and some of them not so much. boy, can lady gaga sing. every time you hear her sing live it's a reminder of what a voice she has. the main to our section of the show was between 1am and 3am at uk time and she opened it with the charlie chaplin classic, smile, and then the chinese pianistjoined her along classic, smile, and then the chinese pianist joined her along with john legend, andrea bocelli and celine dion to do the player. that was one of the real moments when it got to our hearts and throughout the whole show, to exp

i'm a great eltonjohn fan, i saw him live last year.ntains some incredible, incredibly honest account of a scandal. i've also been some reading murder mysteries. always comforting, because there's a solution. at the end. almost always there's a solution. elderly people are some of the most vulnerable to the risks associated with coronavirus, but many have a unique spectre to offer. bbc news has been in touch with a group of people over the age of 90 from around the world to get their tips, their guidance, on how to stay positive and get do it all. it's a weird world at the moment, isn't it? my name is jonah, also known as granny. my name is anna. that's my husband, mateo. hello. they call me moe moe or grandma moe moe. i'm 102. my name is granny bridie. this is a difficult time and you have to keep your spirits up. i spend the day when i've got nothing good to do, doing crochet or knit. i keep myself occupied by writing to my friends, phoning. i confess to being a shocker, i love my armchair, netflix, and i read my paper cover to cover.

then there was a performance by sir eltonjohn.eady been dubbed, the living room live aid. many of the biggest names in music rocking where they reside for one world together at home, not a fundraiser, but designed as a celebration of front line workers tackling covid—19 around the world. the rolling stones had filmed their parts individually on mobile phones and then been edited together to look like a rock and roll zoom call. # see, we are going to fit our frustration! # lady madonna # indeed, this was not a live concert. due to the reliance on the internet, each act's song for the two hour event had been recorded in advance. # to make ends meet # there was a beatle via broadband, sir paul mccartney. let's tell our leaders that we need them to strengthen the health care systems all round the world, so that a crisis like this never happens again. # oh, i'm still standing better than i ever did # looking like a tooth of lava # feeling like a leather cap # and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into his garden — the basketballs

# and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into his garden — # smile, even though it's aching #.ed the show with a charlie chaplin classic. # you will get by #! # sunny! # thank you for the smile upon your face #. billie eilish played a cover of the 19605 standard, sunny. in the uk, a version of the event will be shown on bbc one tonight, with extra british performances added. calling it a wi—fi woodstock may be a bit of a stretch, but they won't be many more occasions when a beatle and the stones play on the same bill. colin paterson, bbc news, his living room. with athletes having a lot of time on their hands at the moment, it's interesting to see what they are all getting up to. now, what do you think british diver tom daley might be doing? well, he posted this video on instagram — of him knitting. it says "robbie is napping, so that means i get some knitting time. he made this poncho for his son, which apparently also fits him. the tag says "made with love by tom daley". well, you wouldn't get lost wearing a poncho like that, would you? you're watching bbc news. president tru

and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into his garden — the basketballs were an unexpected accessory. # smile, even though it's aching #. the event had been curated by lady gaga, who opened the show with a charlie chaplin classic. # you will get by! # sunny! # thank you for the smile upon your face #. billie eilish played a cover of the 19605 standard, sunny. # sunny! # i know delusion # when i see it in the mirror #. while taylor swift showed off some very natty wallpaper. # fading in, fading out #. in the uk, a version of the event will be shown on bbc one tonight, with extra british performances added. calling it a wi—fi woodstock may be a bit of a stretch, but they won't be many more occasions when a beatle and the stones play on the same bill. colin paterson, bbc news, his living room. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, there. it is a dry, settle story for many but there is an exception, and if you look at the satellite picture you can see where iam satellite picture you can see where i am talking about, some stubborn glide across wales, northern ir

paul mccartney, sir eltonjohn. major networks. paul mccartney, sir elton john.e police. any suggestions you from the police. any suggestions you from the playlist? hopefully no one will suggest you better walk alone. thank you forjoining us. if you're in the uk and miss the concert, the bbc is showing a special highlights programme. it will air on bbc one from 7.15 pm british standard time on sunday. it will include extra performances from british artists like little mix, sir tom jones and rag ‘n' bone man and additional footage will also be available on bbc iplayer. vladimir putin has warned russians that, as the number of coronavirus cases rises, covid—19 continues to pose a high risk to his country. russia has seen its biggest daily increase in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases, up nearly 5 thousand from yesterday. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg has this report. rarely has moscow felt so calm. bells chime. so quiet. so empty. in lockdown, a city of 12 million people so peaceful. but not everywhere. on the edge of moscow, ambulances queue out

and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into the garden. # smile though your heart is breaking.as curated by lady gaga, who opened the show with a charlie chaplin classic. # sunny, you smiled at me. billie eilish played a cover of the 1960s standard sonny. while taylor swift showed off some very natty wallpaper. a uk version will be shown on bbc one tonight with extra british performances, calling it the wi—fi woodstock might bea calling it the wi—fi woodstock might be a bit ofa calling it the wi—fi woodstock might be a bit of a stretch but they won't be a bit of a stretch but they won't be many more occasions when one of the beatles and the rolling stones appear on the same bill. colin paterson, bbc news, the living room. and just to say you can see coverage of the "one world: together at home" concert on bbc one at a 7:15 tonight. the next news on bbc one is at a 5:45. goodbye. so what i am interested in is working with my colleagues in economics and policy to come back with an optimal route to get back to normal. the fact is, we just have slowed hello. you're watching the bbc

.# and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into the garden. # smile though your heart is breakingshow with a charlie chaplin classic. # you'll get by...# # i know delusion when i see it in the mirror...# while taylor swift showed off some very natty wallpaper. hello and welcome to the show. the uk version was shown on bbc one this evening. for an event encouraging people to stay at home, many on social media questioned the decision to have three presenters in the studio. # you've got to laugh a little # cry a little...# the extra british performers included sir tom jones. # your touch alone is enough to knock me off my feet...# and little mix, who chose a song with a title that no one should obey — touch. calling it the wi—fi woodstock may be a bit of a stretch, but there won't be many more occasions when a beatle and the stones appear on the same bill. colin paterson, bbc news, his living room. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, your sports news. in italy, players and coaching staff at as roma h

this global effort against covid—19. 0thers included stevie wonder, taylor swift, paul mccartney, eltonjohn granted brief access to the music rooms of the rich and famous. health professionals spoke about their struggles and the heads of the united nations and the world health 0rganization encouraged everyone to work together. the whole event was broadcast on multiple television channels and streamed online. not so much to raise money, but to pass on messages of hope to everyone working on the front line or stuck at home. that was what billie eilish and her brother, fineas, intended with their chosen song, sunny. and the event closed with perhaps the biggest crossover number as classical pianist lang lang accompanied celine dion, lady gaga, john legend and andrea bocelli. it seemed that lady gaga had achieved her aim in helping to organise the event, giving everyone permission to smile. bill hayton, bbc news. hello there, a subtle sundae pretty much right across the country with a little bit of cloud across england and wales this morning. after a murky start. some of the cloud could be stub

and sir eltonjohn's piano had been wheeled into the garden. # smile though your heart is breaking # smilew with a charlie chaplin classic. # you'll get by... # i know delusion when i see it in the mirror... while taylor swift showed off some very natty wallpaper. hello and welcome to the show. the uk version was shown on bbc one this evening. for an event encouraging people to stay at home, many on social media questioned the decision to have three presenters in the studio. # you've got to laugh a little # cry a little... the extra british performers included sir tom jones. # your touch alone is enough to knock me off my feet... and little mix, who chose a song with a title that no—one should obey — touch. calling it the wi—fi woodstock may be a bit of a stretch, but there won't be many more occasions when a beatle and the stones appear on the same bill. colin paterson, bbc news, his living room. who would you have in your home concert line—up and what would be on your playlist? my suggestion is don't stand so close to me by via police —— by the police. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @

it's live on us telly across all three major networks, the rolling stones, sir paul mccartney, sir eltonjohnexperimental tracks. one suggestion from the team here, don't stand so close to me by the police. colin, you know music, any suggestions from you for the playlist? oh, dear. hopefully no one will do you'll never walk alone. i've heard enough of that this week. if you're in the uk and miss the concert, the bbc is showing a special highlights programme. it will air on bbc one from 7:15pm british standard time on sunday. it will include extra performances from british artists like little mix, sir tom jones and rag ‘n' bone man and additional footage will also be available on bbc iplayer. now let's take a look at some of the main stories around the world. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez says he will begin to relax the rules ordering children to stay indoors by the end of this month. but he will also ask for the state of emergency set up in response to the pandemic to be extended by another fortnight. more than twenty thousand people have died after contracting the virus in spain — and

and a lot of other of his songs, eltonjohn, rock and a lot of other of his songs, elton john, rock andstaff, stevie wonder, and people like bruno marrs, george ezra, a mixture of all sorts, basically, party music. it sounds brilliant. we will have a massive party when we get on the other side of this, thank you very much. very upbeat, a singer and musician still stuck on the ruby princess in sydney harbour tunnel, he has been in that cabin for 32 days and is not stir crazy yet. the headlines on bbc news. more warnings from hospitals in england over shortages of personal protective equipment — some say supplies of gowns are critically low. it comes after a delivery of protective equipment from turkey was delayed. ministers in the uk have called on all companies to do their bit, to help bolster supplies. scientists are looking into whether blood from covid—19 survivors could be used in a new treatment for those infected, president donald trump said ongoing negotiations with democrats for the next phase of coronavirus financial relief are "getting close to a deal". the president also pled

now you may have seen lady gaga, sir eltonjohn and the rolling stones performing for the one world concerting technology to connect. but what‘s that like and how does it work? with me is blue 0‘grady and ned woodcock from the south london band chaos in the tea house. before we speak to them, let‘s hear them in action. # locked up without warning # there‘s nothing like a bang to wake you up in the morning # nothing like some petty crime to get in trouble, out of your mind # been a minute since you went from baseball bats to handguns that‘s how they sound. let‘s talk to blue. like we saw at the weekend, you can‘t do this live, so you‘re working off each other‘s recordings, right? that is how we are working at the moment, so we are sending bits and bobs, practising like that, we will send it to each other, have a zoom will send it to each other, have a zoom meeting and then see if we can progress from there. it sounds like a long process. it is, but we are making the most of it at the moment, trying to stay positive and spread some positivity as well. just explain, you are relying on technolo

oh, my goodness, one of the joyful things to see inside eltonjohn's home and his a grand piano.was obsessing about how it had been filmed. it is ridiculous. looking at the wallpaper and all the rest of it. i read another article yesterday saying now people are panicking about their books, and having blank walls so that people don'tjudge them for their books. or review of them for their books. or review of the dogs, or something. them for their books. or review of the dogs, orsomething. it them for their books. or review of the dogs, or something. it was to watch. the lockdown has meant we've all had to find new ways of doing things, including visiting the gp. doctors say they've been carrying out more video consultations online, which limits the number of patients arriving at the surgery and helps keep staff safe. lorna gordon reports. are you having any difficulty breathing at the moment? has that beena dry breathing at the moment? has that been a dry cough? aberdeen's covid—19 immunity assessment hub, doctors making decisions about who needs urgent care. so i need to get you t