when you booked to play glastonbury -- what you - to play glastonbury —— what you booked for glastonbury they got in touch. listen. it — made up when they got in touch. listen. it is— made up when they got in touch. listen, it is a badge of honour, isn't _ listen, it is a badge of honour, isn't it? — listen, it is a badge of honour, isn't it? to _ listen, it is a badge of honour, isn't it? to play in front of that crowd — isn't it? to play in front of that crowd is— isn't it? to play in front of that crowd is a _ isn't it? to play in front of that crowd is a privilege. i love seeing the interviews with people who have played _ the interviews with people who have played on _ the interviews with people who have played on that stage, afterwards. it freaks _ played on that stage, afterwards. it freaks me _ played on that stage, afterwards. it freaks me out. it is pretty epic are my thing — freaks me out. it is pretty epic are my thing i— freaks me out. it is pretty epic are my thing. i am super looking forward to it. _ my thing. i am super looking forward to it. and _ my thing. i am super lo

it's an event that has become known as the "glastonbury for trucks" but after a0 years, the truckfestis weekend's festival will be the last of its kind, before it moves to lincolnshire next year. 0ur reporter tim muffett was there for one last go. i'm afraid to say we can bring you that reportjust now. as i said. let's see if we can bring you the report. lets have one more goal. —— let's have another shot. road haulage with a bit of razzmatazz. truckfest, a ao—year—old annual lorry love—in, inspired back in 1983, by the eurovision song contest. i was sat round at my brother's — my brother being a truck driver, by the way — we were watching eurovision. hejokingly said, "let's do something like this for the truckers." and i remember saying, "do you know, it's a cracking idea, but would they come?" and he said, "colin, i'd go and my pals would all go. and i think it would be a great idea." it was, of course, a time before social media and mobile phones. we got hold of some cb radios, parked in a lay—by and started talking to the truckers. and really that was the way we got the very, very

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he speaks at the frankfurt book fair, though there are, there are no that he speaks at the glastonbury festival. there are no cultural events left where politics does not intervene all for that matter where l g b, t writes, or whatever intervene as well. there are no more autonomous fields left and therefore we are in europe, in a situation very similar to that which existed in the soviet union. yeah. the communism where everything had to be brought back to marxism. in europe today, everything has to be brought back to, to postmodernism and to the associated values. and back or of course himself is adapt pure a product of that, of that, of that, of that phenomenon. yeah, i'm not worried about the landscape hearing and all those venues. i'm sure he is his checks or cash to all across europe without a problem. okay, remember, chang, i shall remember his nickname with cash. my check that we have to find the ukrainian version cash. my check, i'll alfred, you know, we're very pessimistic here right now because i don't see any tools or any ideas or a cod dri. they can actually shake things u

you think glastonbury.n but she did in fact wear a floral crown, perhaps not the one everyone was expecting. want to talk about some _ everyone was expecting. want to talk about some of _ everyone was expecting. want to talk about some of the _ everyone was expecting. want to talk about some of the other - talk about some of the other guests. some incredible outfits. firstly touching on the us first ladyjoe biden and her granddaughter. appearing to show support for ukraine as well with theirfashion well with their fashion choices, well with theirfashion choices, right? jill well with their fashion choices, right? well with their fashion choices, riuht? �* ., , choices, right? jill biden was in a blue ralph _ choices, right? jill biden was in a blue ralph lauren - choices, right? jill biden was in a blue ralph lauren suit. i in a blue ralph lauren suit. and a yellow dress. maybe that was just a coincidence that they were essentially walking together in the colours of the ukrainian flag. but they were seated

they are playing the glastonbury festival injune and were nominated for a grammy this year for best newareers of celine dion, abba, 0livia newtonjohn in the past, but it is still able all these years later to break artists around the world. two bbcjournalists, kate vandy and anna holligan, have transformed an electric cargo bicycle into a mobile office and studio. it's called the bike bureau, and enables them to do solo—operated, and solar powered, live reports across tv, digital and radio platforms. the aim is to help the bbc on its journey to reach net zero. let's get more now from anna holligan. is it harsh of the hague? i am coming to you live from the bike bureau. this has been a passion project for cape verde and i for years. it's kind of like the swiss army knife of mobile broadcasting and already using a cargo bike has been a game changerfor me. taking you to the heart of breaking news. being able to deposit my daughter at school, be live on air a few minutes later. but we thought it had the potential to do even more. so now we can finally reveal the results. introducing the bik

he performed at glastonbury to an audience who treated him as a national treasure.t of his death from cancer comes nine years after he was jailed. the family statement says he died 13 days ago and there will be no further comment. for the women he abused, a reminder that it was only in the aftermath of thejimmy savile scandal that they felt they could come forward and be believed. and from rolf harris throughout it all, no apology, no remorse. david sillito, bbc news. our top story this evening: after the riots in cardiff last night, footage emerges which appears to show a police van following two boys moments before they were crashed and killed. and still to come — a bbc investigation into vapes used by teenagers finds they contain potentially severely harmful levels of lead and nickel. also in this hour: a former met police officer�*s found guilty of gross misconduct coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, we�*ll have the latest from roland—garros and qualifying for the french open. that starts on sunday. there are still plenty of british player

they are playing the glastonbury festival injune and were nominated for a grammy this year for best new still able all these years later to break artists around the world. now, there have been numerous fashion moments over the coronation weekend — let's take a quick look at some of the most impactful ones. it is of course king charles iii queen camilla's long weekend but there were some other standout moments, most of them i think taking place at westminster abbey. the princess of wales in alexander mcqueen. she has an ivory silk gown. there are floral emblems of the uk included. they are woven into the ground. she also had that on her wedding gown. her daughter, princess charlotte, wearing a matching dress. she has the royal blue cape coat. there was lots of conversation about whether we would see the princess of wales and atr. , she went for something in between. and her daughter was wearing a matching headpiece. and penny mordaunt any ceremonial role as the lord president of the council, the first woman to take on such a role. she has a matching hat. she broke with tradition and went

i remember meeting rolf harris at glastonbury, in the early 2000, and the slot he was in was known as 5lot, it was reserved for legend5 5lot, it was reserved for people who were considered to be national trea5ure5, people who were considered to be national treasures, and everyone who was singing along, who had grown up with him as a children's entertainer, i mean, he arrived in britain from australia in 1952 and was on tv in 1953 so we are talking about a 60 year career as a children's entertainer. he had hit songs, he had a programme called animal hospital. he was one of those people who was, for instance, he was given the job of being an official portrait painter of the queen in 2005. in 2013, when these charges were brought, the shock was palpable. i rememberwhen were brought, the shock was palpable. i remember when he had his court case and was surrounded by people as he walked into court, and his natural inclination wa5 people as he walked into court, and his natural inclination was to smile and wave because that is what his entire life had been, a beloved entertainer. but they h

he performed at glastonbury to an audience who treated him as a national treasure.men and young girls. the announcement of his death from cancer comes nine years after he was jailed. the family statement says he died 13 days ago and there will be no further comment. for the women he abused, a reminder that it was only in the aftermath of thejimmy savile scandal that they felt they could come forward and be believed. and from rolf harris throughout it all, no apology, no remorse. david sillito, bbc news. a reminder of a story developing ovi the last hour so for the boris johnson has been referred to police by the cabinet office over for the potential rule breaches during the covid pandemic. the department said it made the referral and offered her a review of documents ahead of the covid public inquiry for the up the former prime minister has denied any wrongdoing. but as we said, boris johnson says that he has not done anything wrong but he has been referred to police by the governments cabinet office over potential breaches of lock—out rules during the covid pandemi

they are playing the glastonbury festival injune and were nominated for a grammy this yearfor best were dion, abba, 0livia launched korea's four celine dion, abba, olivia newton launched korea's four celine dion, abba, 0livia newtonjohn in the past, but it is still able all these years later to break artists around the world. �* :, , :, ,, the world. brilliant stass, daniel, thank ou the world. brilliant stass, daniel, thank you very — the world. brilliant stass, daniel, thank you very much _ the world. brilliant stass, daniel, thank you very much for - the world. brilliant stass, daniel, thank you very much for that. - gp surgeries in england will receive 240—million pounds to improve the technology they use to communicate with patients. (00v) it's part of a wider plan from the government — which is expected later this week — to address the problems many people face when trying to make an on—the—day appointment. labour and some gps have said much more help is needed to ease pressure on primary care. (tx sot) on primary care. getting more phone lines is fine, we need that investment, bu

and food on the dining room table in glastonbury, connecticut, where i live.do it in australia and france and japan. they do not have open borders. and yet somehow they almost always have vegetables, fruit, and meat in the grocery stores. the migrant farmworkers who come and go during the seasons where that's an obvious solution to some and that we once did very efficiently right? that worked. that is not what we're doing here democrats want millions and millions to come here and never leave. and frankly never have any bargaining power. and now i will take cabinet secretaries who most deserve to be impeached for 200 alex. >> want to be very clear our borders are not open. we removed and returned expelled 1.4 million people last year. as those 1.4 million people if they think the border is open. [laughter] >> laura: i bet they do because they just turn around and come right back in. now he just following orders of course any orders are coming from joe biden he is barely there. the sheer volume of humanity being shipped into the interior part of the united state

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she performed at the first ever glastonbury festival, in 1970 — and had four top 40 hits in the followingeen some warm hazy sunshine today. we've also seen the first signs of change. we're going to find that strong easterly wind that developed being replaced by a southerly breeze as this weather front moves its way northwards. that's been bringing in rain in from the south—west, and that will push northwards across mainly the western side of the uk overnight, up into scotland later on. and following on from that cloud and rain, well, southern parts of the uk will see some showers as well. there will be a lot of cloud around overnight, so for some parts of the country, temperatures could remain in double figures. little bit chillier in scotland where the north—west of scotland may stay dry tomorrow with some sunshine, but other parts of the country seeing some cloud and rain. the rain elsewhere will be followed by brightening skies. some sunshine breaking through the cloud which will lead to more showers that could be heavy and thundery. the far south of england should see more sunshine la

it's an event that has become known as the glastonbury for trucks.eekend's festival will be the last of its kind, before it moves to lincolnshire next year, and breakfast�*s tim muffett is there, for one last hurrah. morning. good morning from the east of and the showground, _ morning. good morning from the east of and the showground, home - morning. good morning from the east of and the showground, home for - morning. good morning from the east of and the showground, home for the | of and the showground, home for the last a0 years for now. it is all about these things, lorries, trucks, about these things, lorries, trucks, a celebration of the vehicles and also those who drive them. you have got your typical lorries, your monster trucks as well. we will see one of them in action in a short while. this is the last time this event is being held here. it will move to lincolnshire. it has grown hugely over the last a0 years. there are other smaller nows that happen across england and scotland. but for the time being it is a chance to reflect on how this

open border, and how we managed to have food in the stores and food on the dining room table in, glastonbury, connecticut, where re ii loved it.how to >> d how do they do it infrance australia and in france. in japan. and j they don't have open borders and yet somehow they alle they almost always have vegetables and fruit and meat in their grocery stores. now, migrant farm workers who come and go durings wh the seasons, well, that's aneroo obvioulus solution to somethingi we once did very efficiently,en right. that that worked. but that's not what we're doingd here. democrats wantemocrats millions and millions to come here and nover leavanre and frankly, never have any bargaining power. and now i'll take cabinetsecretr secretaries who most deserve ie to be paid for. >> two hundred. alex , i want to be very clear .are our borders are not open. we removed, returnednot open and expelled one point four million people last year. ask those one point border four million people ifis they think the border is open. y i bet they do, j becauseht bac they just turn around and thenno they come right back

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. >> reporter: she debuted the song at glastonbury, the uk's biggest music festival. >> wasn't going did a big old beige remember. >> reporter: together with her husband, she says she navigated those struggles of motherhood. >> but i think that my kids inspire me. they also allow me to not focus on this being the be-all/end-all. i work better in the studio because i am like i got to be out because i got to do bath time and bedtime. >> reporter: so being a mom keeps you humble in a way? >> yeah. well, when your son is putting his hands over his ears when you are playing your new single to him, yeah, it humbles you. >> reporter: did you do that? >> make it stop, mommy! i am like, no, we love this one, darling, and we need to get the streams run i back at brunch with her mom, jessie said she wanted their podcast to mimic the warmth and life of the friday night dinners of her childhood. >> woo! >> reporter: very nice. >> we have loads of fun and i feel very lucky that we have all these audible memories forever and ever. like howling whethe for the good and bad, the accidents. >> reporter

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she appeared at the first glastonbury festival in 1970 and provided backing vocals for some of the biggestbledon champion marion bartoli says emma raducanu should be back in the top 10 and that she hopes the brit won't be out for long so she doesn't miss too much tennis. raducanu has revealed she'll miss the french open and wimbledon after a minor procedure on her right hand and more operations planned. and in cricket, the icc have revealed this year's t20 world cup was the most—watched women's tournament in history. england were knocked out in the semifinals as australia went on to beat south africa in the final — global viewing hours were 192 million, up 44%. join us to celebrate the coronation of their majesties king and queen camilla. witness history in the making with a weekend special events, including live coverage of the coronation service at westminster abbey and row seats to the coronation concert featuring some of the biggest acts in music. celebrate the coronation with us on bbc one and iplayer. yes, peerless coverage on the bbc, as you know, well, it won't be peerless, there w

it is the glastonbury of motorcycle racing — the tt. i mean, the isle of man is the home of bikes.have experienced itand, yeah, ijust want to keep going. but, you know, the buzz is a massive part, but i want to be successful as well. the buzz isn't without risk, though. the racing doesn't take place on a track, but on regular roads. over 250 riders have died at the isle of man tt, including five in ten days last year. part of the show, as such, for the fans is the risk element the riders take. but it's the buzz you get out of that. that's. .. that is why i do it. i do it to be successful. but i also, i want that buzz. we know biking is not a cheap sport. how do you fund yourself? i mean, we're sort of throwing tens of thousands of pounds in each year. the dream, eventually, is to do well enough to hopefully get me into a team one day. that is the goal. but, for now, we just have to do it off our own backs. jack is realistic with his goals for this year, but the invite is a huge step forward in a fledgling career. yeah, i am really excited. yes. it was the dream when i first started

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