weeks after the under 20s won the world cup. 135,000 people descend on worthy farm as the glastonbury festivalll strike in the next 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. around 3 million eu nationals living in the uk will be allowed to stay after brexit, under proposals outlined by the prime minister. speaking at a summit in brussels, theresa may said that those who had lived here for more than five years would be allowed continued access to healthcare, education and other benefits. mrs may said the deal was dependent on eu states guaranteeing britons the same rights. a year to the day since the uk voted to leave the eu, european leaders are digesting the offer made to them by theresa may over dinner at this summit. she said she wanted no families to split because of brexit. eu citizens with five years residence would have settled status, meaning lifetime access to health, education, and benefits. and there will be a grace period for newer arrivals to build up enough time to qualify. the eu‘s prime ministers and presidents made their own proposal on this huge issue earlier this year

the glastonbury festival officially starts later.n somerset and this year, security at the event has been stepped up, as lizo mzimba explains from glastonbury. the significant security surrounding the glastonbury site. recent events mean there is now a lot more. as thousands of people come to the festival, bag searches and body searches and it's notjust at the entry points. across the festival site, security are checking out random individuals. along with a police presence that is hard to miss. the organisers try to make sure vegetable growers feel safe without affecting their enjoyment. the people here feel they have got the balance just right. the people here feel they have got the balancejust right. it's the people here feel they have got the balance just right. it's a self policing place, everyone is here for eve ryo ne policing place, everyone is here for everyone else, we are looking after each others i'm sure we will all be fine. so you feel safe? totally. there was a bit more security and more time getting through the gates b

ed sheeran will headline the pyramid stage tonight to close this year's glastonbury festival.ther to watch barry gibb this afternoon. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba is there. good morning, what lies ahead? it's going to be a great day of music. as you can see, the big clean—up operation is underway after yesterday. went very well here in front of the pyramid stage. tens of thousands of fans, culminating in the foo fighters. earlier in the day jeremy corbyn attracted massive crowd here as well. a headline set by rock band foo fighters... here he is, jeremy corbyn! he wasn't one of the headline artists, but perhaps unsurprisingly he drew one of the biggest crowds so far. do you know politics is actually about everyday life. the labour leader was always going to be a big draw for a left—leaning audience at a festival like this. jeremy corbyn's appearance is another demonstration of his current popularity with young people in particular. among the day's musical highlights, a vibrant, energetic katy perry. and liam gallagher dedicating don't look back in anger to thos

. # and the bee gee's barry gibb proves you're never to old to dance as the glastonbury festival drawso a close. good evening. the government has revealed that 60 tower blocks covered in supposedly fire resistant aluminium cladding have failed tests following the grenfell tower disaster. the department for communities and local government says checks have been made in 25 council areas across england, and so far the failure rate is 100%. in 25 council areas across england, 79 people died in the grenfell tower fire in west london 11 days ago, prompting the nationwide review. fire in west london 11 days ago, duncan kennedy reports. fire in west london 11 days ago, pendleton in salford, the latest location where tower block cladding is being removed, and unsettling sight for another group of residents who have lived here many years. sight for another group of residents who have lived here many yearsm has left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. tonight the safety of where we live. tonight the government released new figures showing the late

there was plenty of coverage across the bbc last weekend of the glastonbury festival and it made it ontorance byjeremy corbyn. read 11; minutes of the speech given by the labour and was covered live on the news channel, wanting one viewer to comment: thank you for all your comments this week. share your opinions by calling us using the number on screen or e—mailing us. you can find us on twitter and do look at previous discussions on our website. that is from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc coverage again next week. goodbye. inafew in a few minutes, a detailed forecast in weather in the week ahead, followed by the main stories in the news at 10pm and then at 10:45pm look ahead to tomorrow's headlines in the papers. coming up in sport: andy murray says he is fit to defend his title although he was limping today. he was moving gingerly as he returned to the course with his coach but he insisted he would be ready for his match on monday. the latest from the british and irish lions camp. we will hear from the tour de france champion chris froom. and cricket will return to

hookup at this weekend's glastonbury music festival in england. that's where the single star was also seen getting photobombed by bradley cooper and hanging with tilda swinton, but pitt allegedly ended the party kissing 35-year-old sienna in the vip section. a so-called source says, they couldn't keep their hands off each other. but we set the story straight, saying brad is friends with siena's boyfriend. >>> and then there's elle, a new report saying he was spotted ecently on an intimate date flirting with the supermodel. we would love to belief this rumor. both are 53 years old and hot, and both have split from their long-time love and both have a link to jen aniston. they met when she was a co-star on "friends." she says this didn't happen. brad cousin in l.a. when this went down. >> brad isn't dating either one of them. our sources want to match them when whoever they see him with, but they shouldn't. he is just living his life. meanwhile, this lady is living her life, too. kate beckin sale. her romance with a 21-year-old is real and red hot.

glastonbury prides itself on being a politically engaged festival.s here. a large audience in front of the main pyramid stage, small parts of the audience sporadically chanted his name before he came on and while he was speaking. he then went on to speak at the left—field alia another area of glastonbury, talking about left leading ideas and concepts. lets get back to the music. what are fans looking forward to tonight? they have had katy perry already, one of the biggest acts in the world on the main stage, and now they are gathering for food fighters. some people may remember that foo fighters were supposed to play here inafew fighters were supposed to play here in a few years ago, but one of the members broke his leg. 0n in a few years ago, but one of the members broke his leg. on what has been a relatively modest three glastonbury, unusually, there are hoping to see ed sheeran produce a fantastic set on sunday evening bringing to an end and entertaining weekend. time now for the sport. the british and irish lions have lost the opening test agains

festival. yes, that‘s american film and tv star kiefer sutherland playing country music with his band. he said performing at glastonburyin that stops play during the cricket season but a village match was interrupted by a charging bullock. the animal interrupted a match in bollington, cheshire, over the weekend. look at the umpire. i don‘t know if he knows. that is very close! i am not sure on the advice on bullock charging. but the umpire did quite well. he just stood there while eve ryo ne well. he just stood there while everyone was running away. aren‘t you told not to run to stop them chasing you? you told not to run to stop them chasing you ? it you told not to run to stop them chasing you? it is hard to remember safety advice when something like thatis safety advice when something like that is happening. i am glad that the bullock took up that crucial position at the end! nobody was injured. tony and eddie both have autism. they‘re both in special hospitals farfrom home and have been for many years. six years ago, when the bbc highlighted abuse of vulnerable patients in the winterbourne view unit, the government

with performances now happening across the site and, of course, glastonbury is a festival that's noto form a huge peace sign. many people leave here with powerful memories, but few can say there's are as special as this. dan surprising his girlfriend, emily, with an onstage marriage proposal. can you tell me what it means to you, this happening here of all places? it's where we met. it's the most beautiful place ever and it means so much. so much. with the increased security some festivalgoers may be feeling more anxious than in previous years, but so far, those worries don't seem to be showing. now, the voice of cricket has announced his retirement. after a career spanning 45 years, henry blofeld says he'll cover three more england test matches before leaving the bbc commentary box for good. his many test match special fans will miss his unique style and much—loved catchphrases. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss reports. my my dear old thing is, well, i'm afraid all things come to an end. i have decided the time is right now to hang up my microphone. even his retirement was unmist

it is the final day of the glastonbury festival, ed sheeran will close the show this evening.retty successful glastonbury with an energetic appearance from katy perry and headline performances from the foo fighters and radiohead. yet perhaps one of the most prestigious parts of the festival is the sunday afternoon legends slot. in previous yea rs afternoon legends slot. in previous years they have at dolly parton and kenny rogers, this afternoon playing toa kenny rogers, this afternoon playing to a huge audience of all ages on the pyramid stage, barry gibb. # you should be dancing, yeah # you should be dancing, yeah # strictly yeah. # strictly yeah. # what you doing on your back? # what you doing on your back? # you should be dancing, yeah # you should be dancing, yeah # dancing, year#. and singer songwriter ed sheron, who's had a hugely successful year dominating the charts will close the festival tonight and glastonbury will return in 2019. lizo mzimba, and glastonbury. time for a look at the weather. good evening, quite a bit of cloud and rainforthe good evening, quite a bi

tomorrow, she'll perform at the glastonbury festival, which, today, held a moment of silence to honor the recent terror attacks. actor bradley cooper also performed. ♪ baby you're a firework >> next for katy? after this weekend, she's going to start rehearsals for her u.s. tour. that kicks off in september. >> still ahead we are on the set of nicole kidman's new movie bringing some serious girl power to the big screen. >> bring it on. give me more women. >> but what is beyonce's connection to the film? >>> plus -- >> quick dance party. >> are you up for one? >> how katie holmes is showing off her dance moves. >> i dab. it's almost like you are smelling your armpit, but you're not. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> admire your strength. >> i'm just trying to give them what they need to survive in these times. >> that's nicole kidman starring in the sexy, sultry new period drama "the beguiled." she's great in everything she doesn't she? and life just keeps getting better and better for the oscar winner, who just turned 50 this week. maybe that's why she has so much fun behind the

glastonbury today. last night, radiohead took to the pyramid stage, twenty years since their first headline appearance at the festivalin stories this morning. now it is time for sport. yes, talking about a muddy field at glastonbury, i think it will be muddy in auckland as well as it gets under way. we have been waiting for this for quite sometime and it has been getting exciting. it feels that there has been more media coverage than there has been previously. this kicked off on june than there has been previously. this kicked off onjune three. they have had ten gruelling matches with just two victories so it could be a big match. many people watching. many people up early on twitter already there is a lot of excitement building but it will not be easy. we're less than two hours away from the first test between the british and irish lions and new zealand in auckland. the all blacks haven't lost in 23 years at eden park — the last side to beat them anywhere was ireland, back in november. really, really optimistic that they can cause a huge upset. anyhow they are probably one of the greatest by are probably one of the

glastonbury. yeah, 42 years old and it is my first festival. first time here. i am excited.to expect but, obviously, apart from the great acts and people having fun. i am looking forward to it. later today, names who will make an appearance on the main stage include katy perry, foo fighters and labour party leaderjeremy corbyn. after i row to be hot few days, there has been a bit of rain and mud at basta break as is traditional but not too much people are hoping when ed sheeran closes the festival people have enjoyed a very music filled and relatively mud free weekends of entertainment. i do not think it is glastonbury without the mud. i will see what i can do! a few spots every now and then but for many of us dry weather around, with good sunny spells the vast majority but not sunny everywhere, grey and cloudy at glastonbury, that image has been repeated in the past half—hour on the isle of wight from one of our weather watchers. the cloud is sitting across the english channel, grey for west wales and bands of cloud to the far north of scotla nd bands of cloud to the far no

performances are under way on the final day of the glastonbury festival.mzimba, is there. the final day of music here is shaping up to feature a large variety of acts. right now on the pyramid stage behind me, jamie cullin is performing. 0n the second biggest stage area, there will be performances from the likes of emile sande and rag and bone man. because the rain has been quite brief over the rain has been quite brief over the weekend, there has been the least amount of mud, this is the least amount of mud, this is the least muddy glastonbury for close to a decade. glastonbury will be taking a decade. glastonbury will be taking a year off a decade. glastonbury will be taking a yearoff in a decade. glastonbury will be taking a year off in 2018, so when ed sheeran closes the ship‘s festival, regular festival goers will be hoping it is a powerful enough performance to see them through until the next glastonbury in 2019. thousands of athletes from 23 islands from across the globe have travelled to sweden for the 2017 island games. jen smith has the details.

glastonbury is taking a year off in 2018 so when ed sheeran closes the festival, festival goers are hoping performance to see them through to the next glastonbury here in 2019. thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:30pm. bye for now. good afternoon. for those of you taking an early summer break in the week ahead, you might hear the age—old expression, you should have been here last week. a week in which we saw the highestjune temperature recorded in over 41 years. at the week ahead shows temperatures at their very best will be a good 10 degrees lower and not only cooler through the week ahead, there will be spells of heavy hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. local authorities are being warned to prepare contingency plans in case more buildings fail safety tests, being carried out in response to the grenfell tower fire. earlier i spoke to baroness sal brinton, who sits on the all—party parliamentary fire safety and rescue group — and she explained how she believes the government should respond to major crises

the glastonbury music festival begins in somerset with securityighter than in previous years. it opened with a minutes silence to honour those affected by recent tragedies in london and manchester. a group of schoolboys who wore skirts in protest at not being allowed to wear shorts in the heatwave, will now be able to wear them from next year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the cladding and insulation on grenfell tower has failed initial fire safety tests according to the police. they say they are now looking at criminal offences including manslaughter — and documents and materials have been seized from a number of organisations. at least 79 people are known to be dead or missing after the blaze at the tower block last week. the nationwide hunt for high rise buildings with flammable cladding continues. the government says 15 buildings across nine local authorities in england have the potentially dangerous cladding, none in wales or scotland, one building is being checked in northern ireland. tom symonds reports. in the first horrifying minu

glastonbury. yeah, 42 years old and it is my first festival. first time here. i am excited.ing forward to it. later today, names who will make an appearance on the main stage include katy perry, foo fighters and labour party leaderjeremy corbyn. when ed she wrinkles as the festival on sunday night, people will have enjoyed a very music filled and relatively mud free weekend of entertainment. we will find out what is in store at glastonbury weather—wise now. matt taylor has the details foreigners now. matt, is that mud? it is not too much mud. some drizzle tomorrow morning. like most of us, it is pleasant out there. it will continue to do so throughout the rest of this weekend. not the scorcher that some had last weekend, it is easier and cooler thanit weekend, it is easier and cooler than it was. all places will see some sunshine this afternoon. there area some sunshine this afternoon. there are a few showers here and there. the windiest weather is the northern half of the uk. all link to this area of low pressure. deals, severe gales during the rest of the day. drizzly acro

glastonbury. yeah, 42 years old and it is my first festival. first time here. i am excited. the great acts and people having fun. i am looking forward to it. later today, names who will make an appearance on the main stage include katy perry, foo fighters and labour party leaderjeremy corbyn. glastonbury would not be glastonbury without the mud. let's have a look at the weather. this weekend will not be as hot and sunny as that was last weekend. there will be some rain and showers in the forecast and it will be easy and windy through the northern half of scotland. a vigorous area of low pressure will bring to the north highlands and orkney and shetland, and we will see rain pushing to western areas. fairly warm day, widely 20 degrees across england and wales. it could make the mid—20s and the south east. it will be dry for a while overnight before thicker cloud and some patchy rain pushes to western areas. it will remain lustily in the northern half of scotland. into sunday, a touch fresher across—the—board, brighter weather pushing down across northern parts of the uk. top

opposition leader jeremy corbyn introduces hip hop to run the jewels of this he has glastonbury festival in the southwest of england coming up in the show. whether any of the streets. with guns can save amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack i'm just another london bloke is evacuated ten days after a mass killing at the tower amidst one of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world we ask a question. of british governments guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cities we speak to director about his new film dispossession the great social housing swindle. since the day of rage how the people are rising up against social cleansing of the u.k.'s working classes from alleged u.k. government cover ups to u.s. backed torture in yemen we uncover some of this week's news all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first the. catastrophe in london is becoming clearer coverage of the fire which left so many dead in the poorest community in one of the richest areas on earth initially included voices like this

opposition leader jeremy corbin introduces hip hop to run the jewels at this year's glastonbury festival in the southwest of england coming up in the show. whether only the army on the streets. and police with guns can save amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack on just another london block is evacuated ten days after a mass killing at the tower amidst one of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world we ask a question. of british governments guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cities we speak to director about his new film dispossession the great so.

i was deeply alarmed to hear a report made by the opposition at glastonbury festival that in power, heundermine the security and safety of our country. would my right honourable friend the prime minister agree that it is only her government and the conservative party that can provide the safety and security our country needs? can i first well, honourable friend, in this house, i am sure he is going to be a fine representative of the fine people of the aldershot constituency. i can ijoin with him in saying that i think people were shocked to hear that in public, the leader of the opposition appeared to support trident, but in private, said he wanted to scrap it. it's only the conservative party... only the conservative party that is clear about retaining our nuclear deterrent and in the case of the leader of the position, it appears he says one thing to the many and another thing to the few. theresa may. well, the session had started just after the news broke that six senior figures will be prosecuted over the 1989 hillsborough disaster. 96 liverpool fans were fatally injured in a crush

thousands of people descend on somerset as the glastonbury festival gets underway with heightened security

the us rock band through fighters finally took the top billed slot at last night's glastonbury festivally immense last night apparently. they apologise for being too years later the gig and performed a number of their best songs. they were originally meant to headline the festival in 2015 but an injury. to pull out a few weeks before. our paper review this morning, and our guest is here rather than at glastonbury. one of the stories we will talk about is if some the bottom of the sunday telegraph. the tories plotting to skip toxic generation and install youngerface as skip toxic generation and install younger face as next leader. a p pa re ntly younger face as next leader. apparently there is actually a different story in the sunday telegraph, saying hammond is the favourite for many of the remainers. there's people like dominic raab, who was on the brexit side. priti patel, sajid javid and the 2010 inta ke patel, sajid javid and the 2010 intake including joe johnson. front page of the observer this morning looking at fire safety and public buildings. it is an absolutely key issue. this

performances are under way on the final day of the glastonbury festival.inment correspondent lizo mzimba is there and has spoken to chic guitarist, nile rodgers, who is playing at the festival for the second time. we were here four years ago and it was insane. god only knows what is going to happen today. you have played all over the world, of course, what makes glastonbury special, what made you come back? well, the numbers are pretty insane. and wejust like well, the numbers are pretty insane. and we just like the vibe. it is interesting that i happened to come here at a time where london feels, i don't know if the word is magical, that probably is not the right word, but i landed the day after the fire. and i volunteered, and i was hanging out with a lot of the kids who were volunteering. it was just amazing to me. a real sense of community? i was blown away. i felt the love, the compassion. and also it was nice to get my hands dirty a bit. i started out as a community volunteer, so it was actually sort of really cool, man. it was great to be with my pe

opposition leader jeremy corbyn introduces hip hop to run the jewels of this he has glastonbury festival in the southwest of england coming up in the show. whether only the army on the streets. and police with guns can save amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack on just another london block is evacuated ten days after a mass killing at the tower amidst one of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world we ask a question. of british governments guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cities we speak to director about his new film dispossession the great social housing swindle seventy two hours since the day of rage how the people are rising up against social cleansing of the u.k.'s working classes from alleged u.k. government cover ups to u.s. backed torture in yemen we uncover some of this week's news all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first the. end of the grand catastrophe in london is becoming clearer coverage of the fire which left so many dead in the poorest community in one of the riche

with performances now happening across the site and, of course, glastonbury is a festival that's notr to form a huge peace sign. many people leave here with powerful memories, but few can say theirs are as special as this. dan surprising his girlfriend, emily, with an onstage marriage proposal. can you tell me what it means to you, this happening here of all places? it's where we met. it's the most beautiful place ever and it means so much. so much. with the increased security, some festivalgoers may be feeling more anxious than in previous years, but so far, those worries don't seem to be showing. time for a look at the weather. not even a hint of a muggy puddle so far at glastonbury. there could be a few showers, but before we get there, lots of dry weather around. quite a lot of cloud around central parts of the country, with outbreaks of rain. further north, clear skies for scotland and parts of northern ireland. certainly not as hot and muqqy ireland. certainly not as hot and muggy as it has been over the last week or so. apple makes sleeping more comfortable. showery rain then,

corbyn has received a rock sta r‘s jeremy corbyn has received a rock star's welcome at the glastonbury festivallabour leader urged revellers to make a difference in. let's find out how the sport is looking and we can cross to the sports centre for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me katherine downes, and tim hague. the headlines this evening: a pummelling for the pride — the all blacks show the lions why they're the best team in the world, and why beating them on home turf may prove too tough a task. not the start they wanted — england's women lose the first match of their world cup campaign to india. and at the european team athletics championships, great britain are third after the opening day, as elidh doyle does her bit, with a season's best in the 400metre hurdles. good evening. it seems like its been a long time since the british and irish lions landed in new zealand, but today the test series finally started — and the all blacks showed the lions precisely why this tour will be their biggest challenge in decades. yes, the world champions beat the lions 30 points to 15, and c

forcibly re move will have the police ran to forcibly remove you. jeremy corbyn arrives at the glastonbury festivalmuch more on those stories at the pop of the hour. now on bbc news, talking books. hello and welcome to talking books at the hay festival. founded in 1987 around a kitchen table in wales, hay has been bringing readers, writers and thinkers together for 30 years, and it has evolved into a global celebration of literature, culture and science. today, i am delighted to be talking to sebastian barry, who is the only novelist to win the costa book of the year award twice. he's one of ireland's finest writers, and his fiction is often rooted in stories passed down through his own family. his latest novel, days without end, is set in america in the mid 19th century. applause i am delighted to be here today to talk to sebastian barry, who to be honest, does not need an introduction from me, does he? he is a prolific poet, playwright, and novelist. twice nominated for the man booker prize for fiction, and the winner of countless other prizes and plaudits for his nine novels and 1a plays. not ba

performances will begin on the main stages at the glastonbury festival. s the veteran american singer, kris kristofferson. there is extra security at this year's festival which will open with a minute's silence this morning, to honour those affected england's under 21 team reached the semifinals of the u20s european championships. they beat poland 3—0. demarai gray got the opening goal. the u20s recently won the world cup a little under two weeks ago. in rugby, wales ended their to test summer tour on rugby, wales ended their to test summertourona high rugby, wales ended their to test summer tour on a high with a victory over samoa. they beat tonga in their opening tour match. johanna konta was hugely devastated after being knocked out of the aegon classical stop she lost in straight sets. she said afterwards that just stop she lost in straight sets. she said afterwards thatjust because i'm number seven in the world doesn't mean i'm entitled to win every match. in cricket, they are saying farewell to a true great of broadcasting. henry blofeld is hanging u

. >> dana: actor johnny depp at the glastonbury festival in the u.k.pirates of the caribbean" started joking about assassinating president trump. >> i think he needs help. when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? to clarify, i am not an actor. >> dana: greg, what do you think of that? >> greg: he is a mess. he is an absolute mess. the guy -- this is your prominent mouthpiece, a guy who is obviously in lots of trouble. i feel sorry for him. he looks like a vintage lampshade from a thrift shop. >> kimberly: it not that good. >> greg: every time he opens his mouth, obviously he's messed up. it's kind of sad he thinks the president is messed up when he is talking and can barely focus. >> kimberly: man in the mirror. >> jesse: asked the secret service they are cool with celebrities making assassination jokes or beheading people or putting on assassination plays. at the guys that are paid to protect the president, they don't like these jokes. they just aren't funny. we were talking earlier, the president likes to keep nancy pelosi around bec

the country's biggest music festival at glastonbury draws to a close tonight ahead of a break in 2018 mzimba is there for us. over to you. yes, most people here think it has been a pretty successful glastonbury, with appearances from katy perry, headline performances from the likes of foo fighters and radiohead, but one of the most prestigious parts of glastonbury is the sunday slot. they have a dolly parton before. barry gibb was playing to a huge audience today. # you should be dancing, yeah # dancing, yeah # what you doin' on your back? # you should be dancing, yeah # dancing, yeah... # and singer songwriter ed sheeran who has had a hugely successful year are dominating the singles charts will close the festival tonight, and glastonbury will return in 2019. lizo, many thanks there. lizo mzimba at glastonbury. that's it, i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. bye for now. you're watching bbc news. i'm clive myrie, ina you're watching bbc news. i'm clive myrie, in a moment the weather but first camden council says 120 residents —

with performances now happening across the site and, of course, glastonbury is a festival that's notthere's are as special as this. dan surprising his girlfriend, emily, with an onstage marriage proposal. can you tell me what it means to you, this happening here of all places? it's where we met. it's the most beautiful place ever and it means so much. so much. with the increased security some festivalgoers may be feeling more anxious than in previous years, but so far, those worries don't seem to be showing. tried so far in glastonbury, will it last? not even the sign of a muddy puddle at worthy farm and mostly the weather will stay dry glastonbury but it would not be glastonbury without the chance of a few showers, probably on saturday evening. this is this afternoon in east yorkshire, quite a lot of cloud around but we have sunny skies across other parts of the country, this scene from st andrews in fife. glorious blue skies to be enjoyed there is in the day. further south, towards the south—east it is also a sunny afternoon but in between quite a lot of cloud and a cloud bringing

festival. yes, that's american film and tv star kiefer sutherland playing country music with his band. he said performing at glastonburyed sheeran. his headline set an emotional climax to a festival that won't be back until 2019. # they say... crowd sings along. lizo mzimba, bbc news, glastonbury.

we want to turn out to some tape that we just came across of actor johnny depp today at the glastonbury festivalu.k., "the "pirates of the caribbean"" sta star, joking about assassinating president trump. >> you have misunderstood me. i think he needs help. the press is going to be horrible. when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? [cheers and applause] i want to clarify, i am not an actor. i live for a living. >> dana: greg, what do you think of that? >> greg: he is a mess. he is an absolute mess. the guy -- this is your prominent mouthpiece, a guy who is obviously in lots of trouble. so, i feel sorry for him. l he looks like a vintage lampshade from a thrift shop. >> kimberly: not that good. >> greg: he's trying to be keith richards every time hesl opens his mouth up. obviously, he's messed up. it's kind of sad he thinks the president is messed up when he is talking and can barely focus. >> kimberly: man in the mirror.. >> jesse: ask the secret service if they are cool with celebrities making assassination jokes or beheading people or putting on assassination plays. the guys t

the foo fighters finally took the top billed slot at last night's glastonbury festival.g and performed a number of their best known songs. he broke his leg. they were originally meant to headline the festival in 2015 but that injury forced them to pull outjust weeks before. you've heard of crufts, but there's an alternative dog competition that you might not be familiar with. this is martha. she's a neapolitan mastiff and she's just been named this year's world's ugliest dog. she beat 13 other contenders to claim the title, winning a trophy and £1,200. the big—jowled crowd—pleaser won overjudges by sprawling across the stage instead of doing any tricks. the event usually includes lots of dogs who have been rescued. martha isn't bothered, she collapsed and thejudges martha isn't bothered, she collapsed and the judges liked it.|j martha isn't bothered, she collapsed and the judges liked it. i like martha isn't bothered, she collapsed and thejudges liked it. i like her style! i was pleased to see at glastonbury yesterday there was a tent if you wanted to watch the lions. ma

glastonbury. yeah, 42 years old and it is my first festival. first time here. i am excited.ect but, obviously, apart from the great acts and people having fun. i am looking forward to it. later today, names who will make an appearance on the main stage include katy perry, foo fighters and labour party leaderjeremy corbyn. we will find out how the weather is going to be for those festival—goers and for the rest of the country later in the programme. the time now is 11 minutes past seven and let's return to the top story. the decision last night to evacuate a number of tower blocks in camden because of fire safety concerns. speak now to the communities secretary who joins us from westminster. thank you for your time. first of all, we watched events unfold in camden and these evacuations of the tower blocks there. what is your understanding of what the decisive factor was in the council saying these people are not safe in this building and we need them out? i would like to say that it seems that evacuations have gone smoothly overnight and people have been very calm and good—na

this years glastonbury festival has opened with a minutes silence to remember those affected by recent the other stage where the pretenders have just we are here at the other stage where the pretenders havejust opened proceedings on the first full day of music, an incredible set and i'm joined by chrissie hynde. they are loading your wardrobe into the van because you are heading off to brussels. we are going to brussels, guns and roses tomorrow. that is a big concert. yeah, big, small, this is the best, glastonbury. what was it like opening the entire event? we came yesterday so we hang around and it is great because everyone is gagging for it. it is a great spot. if feels that the audience has been waiting two days to music and you come on and that. it was great, fantastic. nice, the weather is good, it is glastonbury. everyone is vibrant up and it runs deep to anyone, iam vibrant up and it runs deep to anyone, i am a yank but i have been here most of my life and glastonbury means a lot to me like it does to everyone. you played erraid davies some, he talked aboutjoe strom, do you fee

the us rock band foo fighters finally took the top billed slot at last night's glastonbury festival.n songs. he broke his leg. they were originally meant to headline the festival in 2015 but that injury forced them to pull outjust weeks before. you've heard of crufts, but there's an alternative dog competition that you might not be familiar with. this is martha. she's a neapolitan mastiff and she's just been named this year's world's ugliest dog. she beat 13 other contenders to claim the title, winning a trophy and £1,200. the big—jowled crowd—pleaser won overjudges by sprawling across the stage instead of doing any tricks. the event usually includes lots of dogs who have been rescued. what do they call those, chinese crested dogs? not totally beautiful. i'm glad we're not seeing their owners, aren't dogs meant to look like their owners? big jowl. martha's owner is very nice, looks nothing like her! no big jowls! on that note! thanks for the introduction! thanks for that! that wasn't a link at all! i thought she wasn't a link at all! i thought she was gorgeous personally! i thought s

labour leaderjeremy corbyn takes to the stage at the glastonbury festival.ges them to make a difference, saying he was inspired by the number of young people who got into politics for the first time. the wonderful campaign that i was involved with, so proud to lead, brought a lot of people back into politics because they believed there was something on offer them. all blacks defend their record against the british and irish lions, beating their visitors 30—15 in their first head to head of the three test series. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. 27 high—rise buildings across 15 local authorities have failed safety tests ordered in response to the grenfell tower block fire. hundreds of buildings, including hospitals and schools, are still being examined. in north london, around 3000 people have been put in temporary accommodation afterfour towers blocks, which have cladding similar to grenfell, were declared unsafe. the blocks, which were evacuated last night, are on the chalcots estate in camden and contain more 700 flats. residents living in the taplo

meanwhile, labour's john mcdonnell has told an audience at a glastonbury festival event that victimsed the decision to view housing as only for financial speculation. six police officers were injured last night during a protest in east london about the death of a man last week, six days after he'd been stopped by police. bricks were thrown and bins set on fire near forest gate police station. the independent police complaints commission has said a post—mortem examination on edir frederico da costa showed that, contrary to some claims, he had no spinal injuries caused by officers. surgeons have told this programme that nhs england is using mesh to repair hernias which leaves many patients in chronic pain. nhs england said mesh implants had been successfully used to treat hernias for several decades. the material is its recommended method for treating the condition. it is used on tens of thousands of patients every year. the use of mesh involves pushing bulging tissue back into the abdomen and covering it with the material, and can be delivered via open or keyhole surgery. that is a su

. >> that was johnny depp yesterday at the glastonbury art festival in england.ds were a reference to john wilkes booth, an actor who killed lincoln in 1865. depp said this will be in the press and it will be horrible. >>> north korea goes on the defensive today following the death of otto warmbier. they're calling themselves the biggest victim. north korea denies torturing warmbier before releasing him. the 22-year-old ohio native skied just day after returning to the u.s. in a coma u.s. doctors who examined him say he suffered severe neurological trauma, but found no evidence of botulism as north korea had claimed. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is speaking exclusively to abc news about his recent trip to north korea. he's taking partial credit for warmbier's release. rodman sat down with abc's michael strahan. >> he wanted to give love to his family, but i didn't know he was sick. >> what but he wasn't -- but he wasn't sick. a year later the same day you go over he's released in a coma. this is in a place that this guy who runs this place is your friend. ho

more than 100,000 people have watched a speech byjeremy corbyn at the glastonbury music festival. he'd been inspired by the number of young people who got involved in politics for the first time during the general election. time for a look at the weather forecast. we are back to normal now with low pressure in charge of the weather. the centre of the lowest the north of the uk and that is whether strong as the wind and heaviest showers are overnight tonight. another of cloud and rain drifting to the western side of wales. by which stage temperatures will be 14, 15 degrees for london and cardiff. the blustery day across scotland with sunny spells and showers, northern ireland is mostly dry, bright and breezy as is mostly dry,~bright—and breezyas is mostly dry,~bright—and breesyas the is mostly dry,~oright—ano oreesyas the of is mostly dry,~oright—ano oreesyas the - of england. the is the north of england. the southern half will be cloudy with rain through the morning, not much in the afternoon that there will be some. 23 degrees in london, 15 or 16 towards glasgow and belfast. look