when a big band gets back together, glastonbury - glastonbury? a big band gets back together, glastonbury will be l back together, glastonbury will be into the mix. famously know loves going to glastonbury, but playing it isn't that much fun because you have to stay sober all night and you are the last bandon. i wonder if glastonbury might come after the initial run of reunion shows. glastonbury might follow these concerts may be about a year after. paul stokes, thank you very much indeed. we wait for tomorrow morning to see that reunion happens. i think we will, but i may be proved wrong. you will find it at eight o'clock tomorrow morning. stay with me, i will be back at the top of the hour. live from london. this is bbc news a major incident is declared after a fire engulfs a block of flats in east london. hundreds of people take cover in a kyiv subway as russia launches missile and drone attacks across ukraine. gunmen in pakistan shoot dead at least 39 people, singling them out for their ethnicity after forcing them off vehicles. a 32—year—old

glastonbury.lse equivalence? >> no, because actually, if you look at glastonbury , do was it look at glastonbury, do was it glastonbury and creamfields ? glastonbury and creamfields? creamfields has, 23 arrests per 10,000 people, but arrests for what type of crime this is? >> well, if you look at ticket touts and drug possession, this is severe criminality and firearms. you don't get firearms at glastonbury. you'd be surprised. >> i had a look earlier before there was weapons seized at glastonbury. there was fraud, fraud. arrests at glastonbury , fraud. arrests at glastonbury, there were sexual assaults. you have reading in leeds last year there was there was 110 sexual assaults with only 14 arrests. this stuff happens. and i think this is the problem. you've got a million people there, right? idiots are in all sorts of different crowds. i think it's wrong to tar people with similar brushes. and actually, the worst thing about this is, is the sadness that this is happening because the whole reason

will they headline glastonbury? thatis will they headline glastonbury?le beginnings here at the boardwalk in manchester, going to huge venues that can hold hundreds of thousands over those 14 dates. but i think nationwide today , but i think nationwide today, never mind cigarettes and alcohol, there's going to be quite a few champagne supernovas. >> i love it. squeeze them in as many as you can, sophie. according to the pa newswire , according to the pa newswire, despite speculation for glasto 2025, the pa news agency understands that they will not be headlining there. and i guess that doesn't work with the dates because glastonbury is just before the tour begins. and then i've been told on twitter, somebody very kindly messaged me to say that actually there is no glastonbury in 2026. they're having a year off, so it looks like glastonbury is not going to be happening for oasis in the foreseeable future. but never say never. there's probably some sort of oasis where they could do glastonbury, a title that we could squeeze in. >> yeah, they'd be welcome a

if it's the pyramid stage at glastonbury, that is such a big success, are we talking albums, workingt as i said, this time last week, i was saying absently not looking back together, but if you try and name oasis's last album, namely lynn siegel from that last album, they were waning, but the sales were really strong —— name the lead single. we sales were really strong -- name the lead single-— lead single. we have to leave it there. announcement - lead single. we have to leave it| there. announcement tomorrow lead single. we have to leave it i there. announcement tomorrow - there. announcement tomorrow — definitely maybe! hello again. some parts of the country are going to turn much warmer in the next couple of days. other areas, though, will see some cloud and some rain. wasn't too much cloud, though, towards southeastern parts of england. here we saw some of the highest temperatures — 22—23 degrees, an improvement on what we saw earlier on in the weekend. but there is cloud currently pushing in from the atlantic, so the weather beginning to change across western areas, particularl

and how about glastonbury nextjune?ear, oasis will not be performing at glastonbury. back at the headlines in just a glastonbury. back at the headlines injust a moment. not that far away we have this stripe of rain. a slow moving by the front that brought wet weather. the front that brought wet weather. the front itself did move away from scotland and northern ireland for the most part after a soggy morning here, at least the weather right now the afternoon. now looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, here is our weak weather front, stretched across northern england, wales and into the south west of england. with that there will be some areas of low cloud, bit of mist and fog around some of the hills and the coast, and further patches of mostly light rain. there will be some rain returning to northern ireland towards the end of the night as well. we've got these three zones of weather then for the forecast tomorrow two. first of all, our old weather front, well, it could pep up to bring 1 or two heavier bursts

people still feel like there is a bit of wiggle room about glastonbury next year.ill get lots of people there, they would get huge crowds. so could they possibly play glastonbury? i don't think it is totally ruled out so far. i think there is still possibly a question over that.— far. i think there is still possibly a question over that. charlotte, put our a question over that. charlotte, put your name — a question over that. charlotte, put your name down — a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to _ a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to be _ a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to be deployed - a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to be deployed to | your name down to be deployed to cover that. it your name down to be deployed to cover that. , ., ., your name down to be deployed to cover that-— cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i 'ust cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say _ cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say that _ cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say t

glastonbury headline slot.ing. what keir starmer is trying to do is get on top of things before the return of parliament next week. this government will be different from previous governments. we are a government of service. he will make the argument it will act very differently to what he has —— we have seen for the past periods. despite all this thich rowling at westminster for difficult decisions, there has been particular criticism of the decision to scrap winter fuel payments for most pensioners. this morning, the chair of the labour party was asked about that on breakfast. party was asked about that on breakfast-— party was asked about that on breakfast. , ., , , breakfast. pensioners will still get the tri - le breakfast. pensioners will still get the triple lock _ breakfast. pensioners will still get the triple lock on _ breakfast. pensioners will still get the triple lock on their _ breakfast. pensioners will still get the triple lock on their pension. i the triple lock on their pension. pensioners rec

wembley, manchester, maybe glastonbury? not to add more speculation and rumour to the rumour mill. and maybe other shows after that. whether or not they can do that remains to be seen. 0bviously taylor swift had a massive run of stadium shows in the uk, but she's a huge, huge global artist. they were never operating on the scale that she was, but the pent up demand is there, so you would definitely see multiple nights at stadiums and london and manchester seem like the safe bets. i would imagine the price of those tickets, if you do get confirmation tomorrow, will be quite high. stay with us here on bbc news. live from london. this is bbc news. former england football manager sven—goran eriksson dies at the age of 76. he had been receiving treatment for pancreatic cancer. across ukraine, people shelter from one of the largest russian air assaults of the war — as more than half of the country's regions come under attack. everyone is accounted for after fire rips through a block of flats in east london. the fire brigade says the building had a known "fire safety issues." gunmen in pa

in 2022, when she was in the uk, headlining the famous glastonbury festival, she also played a run oft —based food so the vendor slowly selling vegan food. she also put on a couple of climate events called overheated which is where she invites leaders in the climate field and also music fans to have a dialogue about what is happening on climate in music.— climate in music. greg, it's a really interesting _ climate in music. greg, it's a really interesting area - climate in music. greg, it's a really interesting area as - climate in music. greg, it's a - really interesting area as massive attack, as you are saying at the start, they are planning to release the blueprints of what they are doing it to hope that other bands and promoters will actually follow suit. thank you so much doing us —— joining us here in the programme. the paralympic games start on wednesday — a week and half of watching amazing sportsmen a week and half of watching amazing sportsme was in uk, in 2022, when she was in the uk, headlining the famous glastonbury festival, she also played a run of shows at the 02 aren

there are going to be extraordinary appearances which haven't yet been announced, maybe glastonbury wouldtoo big an opportunity not to take on. it could be the end of the spear in las vegas. and i'm sure when the gallagher brothers here las vegas, they would be horrified but it wouldn't surprise me if by the end of it... it is extraordinary, let's cdd 30 shows at an average of 70,000 for her show. that is over 200 million people already, a lot of theirfans go to million people already, a lot of their fans go to three times to their fans go to three times to their shows because they love it so much. �* , , , their shows because they love it so much. ~ , , ., their shows because they love it so much. ,, .,, much. and because they are a bit older now — much. and because they are a bit older now with _ much. and because they are a bit older now with deeper _ much. and because they are a bit older now with deeper pockets i much. and because they are a bit i older now with deeper pockets than when races first landed onto the scene. there will be a strong suspicion that the gallagher brothers ar

glastonbury every year there are, as you see at glastonbury, for people snorting cocaine, which i don'tssaults committed glastonbury, but the scale is completely different. >> you're comparing apples and oranges. my argument is if keir starmer is going to be the man of law and order and the man who's going to keep britain safe, if you're going to say that people should be arrested onune that people should be arrested online and fair, wrong speak, or for tweeting things you don't like or whatever, it's not wrong. >> speak after you make it sound orwellian. it's not. >> but why wouldn't you just do it? >> is it not? is it not in— >> is it not? is it not as it? >> is it not? is it not as plain and simple as actually we did have condemn them both. yeah. we had an awful situation involving some people who were definitely far right. we also had a load of other people who were just very concerned. right. but most of those people were white. and we had a prime minister who felt readily available calling all of those people out and calling them all sorts of names. and then unfortunately, over th

of course there will be extraordinary appearances which haven't been announced, maybe glastonbury, itty. could they end up in las vegas? as of now i am sure even the brothers, when they hear the word las vegas, they will be horrified, but it wouldn't surprise me if like you to. theirfans horrified, but it wouldn't surprise me if like you to. their fans will go more than once. let's say they do 30 shows at an average of 70,000 people, that is over 2 million people. a lot of their fans will go multiple times because they love oasis so much. find multiple times because they love oasis so much.— multiple times because they love oasis so much. �* , , , ., oasis so much. and because they are older and with _ oasis so much. and because they are older and with deeper— oasis so much. and because they are older and with deeper pockets - oasis so much. and because they are older and with deeper pockets than i older and with deeper pockets than when they first landed on the scene. there will be a strong suspicion it is not fraternal love, the brothers are getting back together for a is not fratern

. >> that was my next question because i mean , glastonbury because i mean, glastonbury seemed to managest that's going for on people. >> well, glastonbury , you know, >> well, glastonbury, you know, you had to have a you went into a ballot, you had to have a number to, to actually even try and get tickets with this. the problem is there's so many bots, you know, people might have 20, 30, 50 bots, one individual. and if you're a tout, you may have several hundred. so there's a lot of people, there's a lot of ai trying to you know, the bots are trying to get the tickets as well as genuine fans. so that's why i mean, you probably got today. i mean, if they're selling 1400, 4 million tickets, you've probably got a couple of million people waiting, you know, and it's very, very difficult just to have that processing power for any company, you know , because you'd company, you know, because you'd have to scale up the infrastructure by, say, a factor of ten, 20, 30, even 50 times. and no company is going to when you're looking at just basic infrastructure, there's tens of millions of pounds. s

glastonbury. and that's the it's riddled with drugs.now i understand this carnival has a long history. it was you know, it was started against racism and everything like that. and it's supposed to be a celebration. but when you've got older residents having to leave the area for the entire weekend, residents who've got people who buy into notting hill, you've got know that there is a carnival . carnival. >> everyone knows it's going to be boarded up. >> you've got houses, people urinating, etcetera, etcetera. i mean, mark, what's the answer? how can we have this nice notting hill carnival? but without the crime that goes with it? >> well , listen, i've got some >> well, listen, i've got some sympathy with matt. if you put a million people together, you're going to get some crime. you're going to get some crime. you're going to get a lot of low level crime, and you're going to get an occasional high level and extremely unpleasant crime. here's my solution, though. matt says, you know, we don't close down football because you get trouble

. >> i'm one of the things that was very cool to see at glastonbury, and i've seen here as well, is people. people bring kids and babies to festivals. and so at a certain point, i would imagine that we'd be doing the same. >> kelly tobin and mallory smith are also here for another wedding. >> my best friend and her little sister is getting married in the park today. >> and what better venue than one with a built in reception featuring some of the most popular musicians on the planet? food and wine all in one place. >> all of the above. mostly the wedding. i think i came in from london for this, so i'm pumped just to be here with the family and the music. definitely looking forward to grace jones. obviously the killers tonight. >> yeah. while the focus for many at outside lands is the music, it's the mix of music, food and drink that draws the crowds. peter eastlake is curator for wine lands inside the outside lands festival. he says a little wine is perfect for a show like this. he even has a few ideas about pairings with some of the top billed musicians. >> i think with the killers, i thi

which i think is really interesting because if glastonbury isn�*t a great success then it will be localcing these gigs. the power of — announcing these gigs. the power of oasis. _ announcing these gigs. the power of oasis. i'm - announcing these gigs. the power of oasis. i'm sure does power of oasis. i�*m sure does send you a freebie after all you�*ve done for them. but a fury of coast. thanks for coming on. the wedding of a norweigan princess and american self styled shaman has taken place. princess martha louise married durek verrett at a hotel in the town of geiranger on a fjord on norway�*s west coast. the princess, who is 52, relinquished royal duties two years ago after using her title to make money by running an alternative therapy centre with mr verrett. the couple have also been criticised in norway for selling the rights to their wedding to hello magazine and netflix, and marketing a �*wedding gin�*. an alternative headline might have been appropriate. you are watching bbc news. it�*s been a glorious sunny start for most of us to begin this weekend. however, it�*s not the same

and how about glastonbury nextjune?hester. stay with us here on bbc news. everything is iconic, what's the story, morning glory live with stephen murphy on that street here in the next half an hour talking to some fans. don't go away. we have got a mixture of weather across the country today. not like this everywhere, we have the slow—moving weather front affecting parts of wales, northern england and parts of scotland too. under the cloud and rain, temperatures for some pegged back into the upper teens with the rain coming quite heavily early on in crieff, perth and kinross. rain in scotland, bursts in the far south. heaviest rain likely across northern areas of england this afternoon, quite steady for western wales, skies brighten for northern ireland, the best of the sunshine across eastern areas of england, temperatures set at 26. these fronts weaken further overnight as they try to run into this area of high pressure over the continent, the next weather system making its presence felt tomorrow. overnight tonight, t

hometown, manchester, as well as ten nights in london, are rumoured to be on the cards, as well as a glastonburyhart topping album definitely maybe turned the gallagher brothers into stars. the pair came to symbolise the britpop era. but they've also had a fractious relationship. a string of tours fell apart over the years. after a fight in 2009, noel left the band. # the word is on the street # that the fire in your heart is out... # well, after decades of going at each other with cricket bats and fire extinguishers, loads of insults on twitter, it does seem extraordinary that they have reunited, but perhaps they can put aside their differences and fill the coffers. # is it my imagination # or have i finally found something worth living for? # is it definite, or is it maybe? all will become clear tomorrow. noor nanji, bbc news. 8am tomorrow morning. stay with us here on bbc news. i'll be talking to georgie roberts about that story. the headlines are next on bbc news. hello there. for most of us, it is a better day today. all that rain that we had yesterday across the northern half of the uk has

hometown, manchester, as well as ten nights in london, are rumoured to be on the cards as well as a glastonburyu...# it's exactly 30 years since the gallagher brothers shot to fame as britpop ruled the airwaves. # i don't believe that anybody feels the way ido # about you now...# but they also had a fractious relationship. after a fight in 2009, noel left the band. # backbeat, the word is on the street # that the fire in your heart is out...# so, what's the story here? they've already had the glory — seven albums, eight number one singles. why do this now? after the decades of going at each other with cricket bats and fire extinguishers, it's extraordinary that they seem to be getting along better. and maybe money is an incentive here. you know, tickets are expected to be costing more than £100 at heaton park and wembley stadium, should this go ahead. so maybe they're just...they can put aside their differences to fill their coffers. whatever the motivation, fans in manchester are delighted and are not shy of showing it. i'm not going to sleep tonight. i am so excited. but there's still an elem

in 2022, when she was in the uk, headlining the famous glastonbury festival, she also played a run of o2 arena in london and she asked the venue to only serve plant —based food so the vendor is at the venue only seven vegan food. she also put only seven vegan food. she also put on a couple of climate events called overheated, where she invites leaders in the climate field and also music fans in the two have a dialogue about what is happening on climate music.— about festivals, high winds caused by hurricane lillian have brought widespread disruptions ahead of the bank holiday weekend. leeds and reading festivals have been particularly affected and organisers have confirmed that the bbc radio one stage in leeds will be out of action today. these is footage from the campsite at leeds festival. festival goers have been advised to stay in their tents, with gusts reaching up to 60 miles per hour. some attendees have complained about the situation, requesting ticket refunds. you are watching bbc news. the paralympic games start on wednesday — a week and half of watching and watching amazing

hometown, manchester, as well as ten nights in london, are rumoured to be on the cards as well as a glastonburyday # that they're gonna throw it back to you... # it's exactly 30 years since the gallagher brothers shot to fame as britpop ruled the airwaves. # i don't believe that anybody feels the way i do # about you now... # but they also had a fractious relationship. after a fight in 2009, noel left the band. # backbeat, the word is on the street # that the fire in your heart is out... # so, what's the story here? they've already had the glory — seven albums, eight number one singles. why do this now? after the decades of going at each other with cricket bats and fire extinguishers, it's extraordinary that they seem to be getting along better. and maybe money is an incentive here. you know, tickets are expected to be costing more than £100 at heaton park and wembley stadium, should this go ahead. so maybe they're just...they can put aside their differences to fill their coffers. whatever the motivation, fans in manchester are delighted and are not shy of showing it. i'm not going to sleep ton

the band have said they will not be playing glastonbury, there is no word on any new music and no confirmationplenty of them to choose from. colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. this time tomorrow, the paralympics will be officially under way, after the opening ceremony in paris. it's 11 days of elite competition across 22 sports, involving 4,400 athletes representing 128 nations. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, reports from paris. go! ready for the final push. britain's paralympians aiming for glory in paris. whatever their sport, success is in their sights. well, that was nice. it all starts with tomorrow's opening ceremony, where wheelchair tennis player lucy shuker and wheelchair basketball�*s terry bywater will carry the flag. bywater�*s now at his seventh games, but this means more than anything. i was...i was emotional, i'm not going to lie. i cried when i had my team—mates coming up to me and giving me huge cuddles with tears in their eyes. yeah, it was just such an emotionalfeeling, finding out that i'm going to be carrying my nation's flag in the biggest sporting event in the

the band have said they will not be playing glastonbury, there is no word on any new music and no confirmationarejust here — the paralympic games are almost here — beginning with the opening ceremony in paris on wednesday evening. so, later today. like the olympic opening ceremony, it will be held outside a stadium for the first time. athletes will take part in what's being described as a "people's parade" travelling past some of paris' most iconic landmarks, located along the route between the champs—elysees and the place de la concorde. spectators can watch for free along the route before the official parade take place in front of ticket—holders at the place de la concorde. 0rganisers estimate that around 50,000 people will watch the ceremony. we do have a lovely picture, actually, of paris. hopefully we'll bring that up in a moment. localtime we'll bring that up in a moment. local time 6:23 in the morning. but the sun rising. as you can see, preparations well underway for the paralympics today, and sir keir starmer — britain's new prime minister — will also be at that opening ceremony with

hometown, manchester, as well as ten nights in london, are rumoured to be on the cards as well as a glastonburyothers shot to fame as britpop ruled the airwaves. # i don�*t believe that anybody feels the way i do # about you now... # but they also had a fractious relationship. after a fight in 2009, noel left the band. # backbeat, the word is on the street # that the fire in your heart is out... # so, what�*s the story here? they�*ve already had the glory — seven albums, eight number one singles. why do this now? after the decades of going at each other with cricket bats and fire extinguishers, it's extraordinary that they seem to be getting along better. and maybe money is an incentive here. you know, tickets are expected to be costing more than £100 at heaton park and wembley stadium, should this go ahead. so maybe they're just...they can put aside their differences to fill their coffers. whatever the motivation, fans in manchester are delighted and are not shy of showing it. i�*m not going to sleep tonight. i am so excited. but there�*s still an element of doubt that i�*m like, please don�*t

the band have said they will not be playing glastonbury, there is no word on any new music and no confirmationthem to choose from. colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello. the weather's looking fairly promising for most of us on wednesday, with some prolonged spells of sunshine, but it won't be dry everywhere. in fact, farfrom it. we are expecting a few showers and in the morning across one or two areas it actually could be pretty wet. let me show you the big picture. here's the forecast for wednesday. a couple of weather fronts bringing showers into northern ireland and western scotland, and this one here also in the north of england, wales and stretching to southwestern areas. but whether you've got the sunshine or the rain in the morning, it's actually going to be quite warm first thing — 17 in london, about 15 around merseyside and similar values there for glasgow and edinburgh. so showers reaching northern ireland and western scotland. and here's that weather front stretching from northern england through the lakes, into lancashire, wales. maybe

the announcement of a reunion will happen tomorrow, what�*s the money on them also appearing at glastonbury have now declared a major incident with the london fire brigade having to deal with that fire. you can see in other pictures on the right—hand side of the screen, there is still a lot of smoke coming from that building. two people have been taken to hospital and more than 100 residents have been evacuated. the whole building has been affected by the fire. there are some flats in it but also some other uses for the building. we are hearing that work had been under way to remove noncompliant cladding on the flats and the fire brigade says the flats and the fire brigade says the building had a number of fire safety issues. around 200 firefighters are at the scene. we have a live page up and running with the latest. you can scan the qr code to the side of your screen. you can also find it on the bbc news website and app if you have that on your mobile device. we will have the latest in the next hour on bbc news. now it�*s time for a check on the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. t

lauren laverne presenting the bbc�*s glastonbury coverage.rt island discs. this morning, she announced on social media that she is having treatment for cancer and posted a picture of herself in hospital. she said, "i recently had a cancer diagnosis. it was, thank god, caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test and i am expected to make a full recovery." laverne said she was sending love to anyone in a similar boat. lauren laverne is one of the bbc�*s most trusted voices. her announcement has led to a flood of tributes, including from other presenters. the bbc said everyone sends her their best wishes and they look forward to welcoming her back when she's ready. here's lauren laverne first rose to fame as the lead singer and guitarist of '90s pop punk band kenickie. she is married and has two sons. she hasn't specified what type of cancer she has, but is encouraging people to attend screenings. our rates of people attending for these are not as good as they should be, but we must go for them because chances are it'll be perfectly 0k

the band have said they will not be playing glastonbury, there is no word on any new music and no confirmatione for the weather now with tomasz. hello. the weather's looking fairly promising for most of us on wednesday, with some prolonged spells of sunshine, but it won't be dry everywhere. in fact, farfrom it. we are expecting a few showers and in the morning across 1 or 2 areas it actually could be pretty wet. let me show you the big picture. here's the forecast for wednesday. a couple of weather fronts bringing showers into northern ireland and western scotland, and this one here also in the north of england, wales and stretching to south—western areas. but whether you've got the sunshine or the rain in the morning, it's actually going to be quite warm first thing — 17 in london, about 15 around merseyside and similar values there for glasgow and edinburgh. so showers reaching northern ireland and western scotland. and here's that weather front stretching from northern england through the lakes, into lancashire, wales. maybe the west midlands, could be some spits and spots further south, to

hometown, manchester, as well as ten nights in london, are rumoured to be on the cards, as well as a glastonburys been 30 years since the chart topping album definitely maybe turned the gallagher brothers into stars. the pair came to symbolise the britpop era. but they've also had a fractious relationship. a string of tours fell apart over the years. after a fight in 2009, noel left the band. # the word is on the street # that the fire in your heart is out... # well, after decades of going at each other with cricket bats and fire extinguishers, loads of insults on twitter, um, it does seem extraordinary that they have reunited, but perhaps they can put aside their differences and fill the coffers. # is it my imagination # or have i finally found something worth living for? # is it definite or is it maybe? all will become clear tomorrow. noor nanji, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. good afternoon. it is a better day on the whole across the uk, most places dry with some sunshine and temperatures a bit higher than they have been over the weekend. it is drier for scotlan

hometown, manchester, as well as ten nights in london, are rumoured to be on the cards as well as a glastonburyhey're gonna throw it back to you... # it's exactly 30 years since the gallagher brothers shot to fame as britpop ruled the airwaves. # i don't believe that anybody feels the way i do # about you now... # but they also had a fractious relationship. after a fight in 2009, noel left the band. # backbeat, the word is on the street # that the fire in your heart is out... # so, what's the story here? they've already had the glory — seven albums, eight number one singles. why do this now? after the decades of going at each other with cricket bats and fire extinguishers, it's extraordinary that they seem to be getting along better. and maybe money is an incentive here. you know, tickets are expected to be costing more than £100 at heaton park and wembley stadium, should this go ahead. so maybe they're just...they can put aside their differences to fill their coffers. whatever the motivation, fans in manchester are delighted and are not shy of showing it. i'm not going to sleep tonight. i am s

nobody's getting stabbed at glastonbury.d at wembley stadium, where there are a comparable number of arrests. but for things like ticket touting or soft drug possession, the types of arrests tend to be typically quite different. and so you say there's a two tiered aspect to this, one of our next guests, mike neville, he was a former scotland yard detective. he's coming on later in the show. he's coming on later in the show. he wrote a piece a few days ago saying that notting hill, you may have seen it, benefits from two tiered policing because the police officers typically stand off and let things carry on in a way. for example, there would not be allowed to happen if it were, say, at a millwall match, if a man was dancing in a sexually provocative manner to a wpc there, he gets short shrift. he'd be nicked within moments. do you not think that the arrests are quite low in notting hill? because the police stand off? >> no, i don't think the rest are quite low and actually , are quite low and actually, martin, if you look at

well, let's compare that to five days of glastonbury that only saw 89 arrests.se included stabbings or possession of offensive weapons. notting hill carnival is meant to demonstrate the best of british afro—caribbean communities in the uk, but instead it's become a carnival of death , drugs and a carnival of death, drugs and destruction not something that i know most afro—caribbean people would, would, would agree with. so we should move. so should we move the festival to hyde park, or should we just shut it down completely? andy, what do you think? should we shut down notting hill carnival after this consistent year on year increase in crime ? no. in crime? no. >> absolutely not. it's incredibly important moment in the calendar for the afro—caribbean community. as you said , it is largely and of said, it is largely and of course, there are these awful incidences. and, you know, any violent crime must be condemned . violent crime must be condemned. but the reality is that this is as a cultural moment, as a celebration for the vast majority of people who attend n

lauren laverne presenting the bbc�*s glastonbury coverage.show and desert island discs. this morning, she announced on social media that she is having treatment for cancer and posted a picture of herself in hospital. she said, "i recently had a cancer diagnosis. it was, thank god, caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test and i am expected to make a full recovery." laverne said she was sending love to anyone in a similar boat. lauren laverne is one of the bbc�*s most trusted voices. her announcement has led to a flood of tributes, including from other presenters. the bbc said everyone sends her their best wishes and they look forward to welcoming her back when she's ready. here's lauren laverne first rose to fame as the lead singer and guitarist of '90s pop punk band kenickie. she is married and has two sons. she hasn't specified what type of cancer she has, but is encouraging people to attend screenings. our rates of people attending for these are not as good as they should be, but we must go for them because chances are it'll be

of women's professional leagues limited, nikki doucet is frequently called women's football the glastonbury. 0ne two new unprecedented levels. one thing on the top of the list to do is the current broadcast rights deal. the current wsl had run out at the end of last season for the new company has not time to put a new deal together so the old deal will run on with bbc and sky for another season but now with so much more interesting women's football in the top leak in particular you think they will be looking to do any rights deal quickly and for a significantly large amount of money for the current one. they also to decide how big they want the links to be in terms of how many teams in each division and what that means for relegation and promotion. of course there's also the £20 million loan from the premier league to help the growth of these two leaks. how are they going to spend it. one of the thing is over the last years of this new company has been relaunched as of women's professional leagues limited but we are told that as interim as well and some point we will get a new name for that

you started at glastonbury, didn't you, 30 years ago. yeah. it's kind of like back to the future.cars and power, as i found out in the tea tent. where are the cups? there aren't any cups here. you need to bring your own. i haven't got a cup. i haven't brought... i haven't brought a cup. it's a waste free zone, you're supposed to bring your own cup. don't worry, we'll get you one. this is what most festivals look like when everyone's gone home. here, they're hoping no rubbish — honestly. this is going to be composted. so this stuff that was normally thrown on the ground, you can just put it in the compost heap. you can. you can put it into a compost... what about all the cups that's always left behind? the cups are reusable. so they're made from a reusable vessel, which we can take back and wash and use again and again. and the fans, well, the two we had a chat to are all for it, but there is an issue — getting home. we have had to book a hotel and then get a train back on monday. evie's from cornwall, jess, liverpool. the key thing, can you get back on sunday night? no. definitely

wow a series of gigs and the big rumour is they will get to headline glastonbury, next year as well.ey're saying they've been inspired by taylor swift's amazing success and the amount of money she made. and i think this is great. i mean, i saw oasis back in the day, not a huge fan, but i just went to see them because they were oasis. so i saw them at maine road, saw them at knebworth. the big gigs they did, but you know what else? i was looking at the ticket prices, the guesstimating, obviously, because it's not confirmed , because it's not confirmed, confirmed, but £130 now that's a lot of money. i know, i mean, i know taylor swift was a lot of money and people spent on average £600 to go and see taylor swift , but you know, it's taylor swift, but you know, it's like £130 is still a lot of money. and that's what they're going to make. you know, their mum's delighted they're back together. and they fell out over the most stupid thing like a broken guitar. and one of them throwing a tambourine at the other one and, but they had the feud has been funny over the years. i mean, one calle

. >> i'm one of the things that was very cool to see at glastonbury, and i've seen here as well, is people. people bring kids and babies to festivals. and so at a certain point, i would imagine that we'd be doing the same. >> kelly tobin and mallory smith are also here for another wedding. >> my best friend and her little sister is getting married in the park today. >> and what better venue than one with a built in reception featuring some of the most popular musicians on the planet? food and wine all in one place. >> all of the above. mostly the wedding. i think i came in from london for this, so i'm pumped just to be here with the family and the music. definitely looking forward to grace jones. obviously the killers tonight. yeah. >> while the focus for many at outside lands is the music, it's the mix of music, food and drink that draws the crowds. peter eastlake is curator for wine lands inside the outside lands festival. he says a little wine is perfect for a show like this. he even has a few ideas about pairings with some of the top billed musicians. >> i think with the killers, i thi

. >> i'm one of the things that was very cool to see at glastonbury, and i've seen here as well, is people. people bring kids and babies to festivals. and so at a certain point, i would imagine that we'd be doing the same. >> kelly tobin and mallory smith are also here for another wedding. >> my best friend and her little sister is getting married in the park today. >> and what better venue than one with a built in reception featuring some of the most popular musicians on the planet? food and wine all in one place. >> all of the above. mostly the wedding. i think i came in from london for this, so i'm pumped just to be here with the family and the music. definitely looking forward to grace jones. obviously the killers tonight. >> yeah. while the focus for many at outside lands is the music, it's the mix of music, food and drink that draws the crowds. peter eastlake is curator for wine lands inside the outside lands festival. he says a little wine is perfect for a show like this. he even has a few ideas about pairings with some of the top billed musicians. >> i think with the killers, i thi

will reunite next summer for the first time in 15 years, and there are venues like wembley and glastonburynues that he'll see him at the front of the venue, and suggesting to another that possible dates for a tour could be released soon. so will it happen, the road they will have walked certainly would have been winding, but something in the lights leading us there are blinding. bier? leading us there are blinding. very aood leading us there are blinding. very good charlie. _ leading us there are blinding. very good charlie. i— leading us there are blinding. very good charlie, i wondered how many you can get through there. but what i want to know is, i'm not going to ask you how old you are but i don't think you're old enough to remember that the first time around... do you actually know many of your songs, with a resident with older audiences orjust older people like me? i wasn't there at the peak, but some of the classics, every one knows them and everyone loves them. would ou aet them and everyone loves them. would you get tickets? _ them and everyone loves them. would you get tickets?

and how about glastonbury nextjune?ing the main stage is something many fans dream of. so many good songs. today, people have been humming and. they have been walking past the mural. they are looking forward to see a real greatest hit set list of the 1a dates in the uk and ireland this will be financially lucrative for the gallagher brothers. noel gallagher once said it would take half £1 billion for him to get back on stage with oasis. people are talking about figures close to that number. i don't think it isjust about the money. these two brothers have had a feud, there has been a lot of resentment. they obviously have buried the hatchet, they are back on speaking terms and they are looking forward to getting back on tour again. we have been told by ticketmaster they are expecting huge demand for the tickets when they go on sale on the 31st of august. plenty of teenage memories unlocked. thank you. russia has launched a wave of missile attacks across ukraine for a second day. at least four people were killed as more t

headline at glastonbury over the course of that festival as well?have been teased over the years. they've never really happened, but it finally feels like this might be the year noel gallagher before us said, well, would you go on houday said, well, would you go on holiday with an ex missus? i don't want to come back and come back with liam, but maybe they've solved their differences. could we be set for an oasis reunion? it looks likely. >> brilliant . thank you very >> brilliant. thank you very much, jack, well, it's quite exciting , isn't it? but the exciting, isn't it? but the problem i've got with this ten gig supposedly some in wembley and some in manchester's heaton park , but the tickets are going park, but the tickets are going to be £130 cheaper than taylor swift, which. >> taylor swift tickets were about five, £600. >> yeah , i know, but it's still >> yeah, i know, but it's still an awful lot of money. i remember seeing oasis back in the day, the infamous knebworth gig, and i can't remember what i paid, but i'm sure it wasn't as expensive

you started at glastonbury, didn't you, 30 years ago. yeah. it's kind of like back to the future.to bring your own cup. don't worry, we'll get you one. this is what most festivals look like when everyone's gone home. here, they're hoping no rubbish — honestly. this is going to be composted. so this stuff that was normally thrown on the ground, you can just put it in the compost heap. you can. you can put it into a compost... what about all the cups that's always left behind? the cups are reusable. so they're made from a reusable vessel, which we can take back and wash and use again and again. and the fans, well, the two we had a chat to are all for it, but there is an issue — getting home. we have had to book a hotel and then get a train back on monday. evie's from cornwall, jess, liverpool. the key thing, can you get back on sunday night? no. definitely not with how late it is. so i have to get a place to stay. gwr is laying on five extra late—night local trains, but after midnight... it's really difficult to do after midnight — to ensure that network rail have the ability to do

>> so it's like a mini glastonbury is it. yes. >> but it's, it's for, it's for dance music.now, strobes and alcohol and probably very much your kind of vibe . very much your kind of vibe. >> ha ha ha. >> ha ha ha. >> right. panel. thank you very much. we've got more papers in the next couple of minutes. you're to return for that and also your greatest britain and union jackass tick. welcome back to ben leo tonight only on gb news. more papers have just dropped hot off the press, starting with the sun on sunday. jermaine jenas exclusive. they've saved another load of information from their interview. jermaine jenas says i was stopped from apologising to tech's victims. i think the bbc handung tech's victims. i think the bbc handling of the situation was shocking, he says, i don't really care anymore jermaine. i have no sympathy. shouldn't have been texting other women. the sunday telegraph, starmer things will get worse before they get better. we covered that in the last hour. he is saying that he's going to, yeah, britain is in an absolute state and there's more tax rises, i

>> so it's like a mini glastonbury is it. yes. >> but it's, it's for, it's for dance music.. you know, strobes and alcohol and probably very much your kind of vibe . very much your kind of vibe. >> ha ha ha. >> ha ha ha. >> right. panel. thank you very much. we've got more papers in the next couple of minutes. you're to return for that and also your greatest britain and union jackass we let's talk about this, shall we guys? diana moran, lisa mckenzie, benedict spence , let mckenzie, benedict spence, let me just read this to you. so sir keir starmer's biggest personal donor has a pass to downing street. it gives lord alli, a millionaire tv mogul and former investment banker who led labour's fundraising for the general election, unrestricted access to number 10. he organised a post—election reception in the downing street garden with others who'd helped to bankroll its campaign . it's to bankroll its campaign. it's rare for anyone not formally employed as a political adviser or civil servant to be given a downing street pass. the move has resulted in some raised eyebrows among