for the difference he makes from hustling bustling 2019 to gosling street scene 2020 bangladesh is just one of many muslim countries preparing for a very unusual team thanks to the pandemic. and i won't layout but fans of bundesliga side british eventually clad back to twitter represented for a key match against live accusing we'll tell you how the fight for 3rd place played out. i'm anthony how would welcome spain is beginning to waste one of the world's toughest lockdowns with prime minister pedro sanchez announcing that his country well opened its borders to foreign tourists from july well some spaniards are pleased that the lifting of the lockdown others have taken to the streets to express their disapproval of the government's handling of the pandemic. this many people enjoying a saturday morning in spain's capital madrid would have been unthinkable a few weeks ago. joggers and walkers filled the streets as one of the country's hit worst by the coronavirus begins to lift its lockdown measures. is the put them in the book is you know what it's great because we all can't wait to go o

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first to launch from american soil since 2011 — and two nasa astronauts earlier my colleague joanna goslingst british astronaut to go into space in 1991, and tim peake, who was the first british astronaut to visit the international space station. tim started by explaining why this mission was significant. this is huge, it is notjust the element of the commercial launch, which is obviously, for america, returning lunches to the usa, but europeans will fly in this vehicle as well. my classmate toma peske is the next esa astronaut in line to fly and that could spacex or boeing, the other commercial vehicle. so this is a game changer. how different is it going to look? the spacecraft itself is going back to the capsule, as opposed to the larger shuttle, so we're going back to a capsule style vehicle. so we're going back what's new and unique about it is the glass cockpit, lots of new technology, the first stage booster will come back and land on a ship out in the atlantic, and the capsule itself can be reused and that is what is driving down the cost of access to space. helen, you mentioned tha

lner and wildlife officers do have a plan for when the goslings hatch.iver 0use. lucy isn't the only animal to move in on an urban area while all the humans are indoors. the goats of llandudno are also still having a good time. and we've had deer reclaiming the streets in parts of london. but for lucy in york it's nowjust a waiting game until her new family arrives. danny savage, bbc news. let's have a look at the weather, here is ben rich. good to see that even in the strangest of times. this week some spring weather and warmer weather to come for a time.

chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby baby is coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing some more kind of reality television programming which everyone's like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you where to go >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete green light permission for that to be explored. >> you talk about this band a lot. then you go oh, wait a minute. you can't talk about the

or, like, i've had multiple times -- like, once, i was playing a chicken who was in love with ryan goslingyeah. >> but he can't because she's a chicken and he's on the run. and i was like, "oh, you're like thinking about this. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i like literally, like, to me it was just like, "bwak bwak!" [ laughter ] i was like, "i never thought twice about a single thing i've done." >> seth: oh, people -- there would be times where someone say, like, "hey, the host has some questions about this character. and i'd be like, "oh, all i know is where they stand and what they say." [ laughter ] >> yes >> seth: like, i put no thought into their past, and i have no thoughts about their future. >> past? >> seth: yeah. it's like, "what was this guy doing last week? i'm like, i don't [ bleep know, there was a different host last week. [ laughter ] >> it definitely like reveals how absolutely simpleminded i am because i'm like, you want me to stand where? be loud? you got it." [ laughter ] >> seth: boom! cash the check >> and hey, it's working out >> seth: it's working out, eight se

hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling.are you saying that to me specifically? the chancellor is set to announce the next steps for the furlough scheme which subsidises the wages of millions of people. the health secretary stresses the importance of getting people back to work it is important that people can get back to work because there is a massive, massive economic cost to what we are having to do for health reasons. a fire at a hospital in russia has killed five coronavirus patients receiving treatment in an intensive care unit. the blaze reportedly started by a short—circuit in a ventilator now let's head over to edinburgh, where the first minister nicola sturgeon is giving the daily briefing. an increase of 136 from yesterday. a total of 81 people last night were in intensive care with either confirmed or suspected covid—19, and thatis confirmed or suspected covid—19, and that is an increase of one since yesterday. in terms of the numbers in hospital, i want to give a little bit more context to this figure today. as

lner and wildlife officers do have a plan for when the goslings hatch. nearby river 0use. lucy isn't the only animal to move in on an urban area while all the humans are indoors. the goats of llandudno are also still having a good time. and we've had deer reclaiming the streets in parts of london. but for lucy in york it's nowjust a waiting game until her new family arrives. danny savage, bbc news. just sending a message to danny, because i don't know anyone who has called her lucy! now the weather. a fine spring day for most parts. there are one or two showers, chiefly across southern and eastern scotland. some heavy. cool for north sea coasts. the winds picking up towards the south. tonight parts of west devon, cornwall and west wales could see some strong winds, up to 55mph. there is a met office warning in force. and heavy rain in devon and the channel islands. where the winds stay light in scotland a cold night. milder in the south. we start ona night. milder in the south. we start on a windy and west in the south—west of england. but the rain fizzl

. >> jim carrey, rachel mcadams, drake, ryan gosling, justin bieber, seth rogen, mike meyer, celine dion> who are the celebrities from canada? right. >> all our maple leaf friends. >>> today was supposed to be the day of the fashion event of the year, the annual met gala. >> some of the most outrageous contraptions anyone could strap onto their bodies and remain upright and mobile. >> thanks to social distancing, "vogue" will be hosting a virtual event "a moment with the met," a livestream exclusively on youtube, 6:00 p.m. eastern, featuring an address by editor-in-chief anna wintour herself. >> "vogue" and billy porter invited amateur fashionistas to recreate their favorite red carpet looks from years past, including the now-famous katy perry chandelier headdress. >> another recreated, frances mcdormand's celestial bodies from what she had on hand. >> queen bey now has some fierce competition. >>> next, who needs a met gala when you are the katy perry? >> after last week, dressing up as a bottle of hand sanitizer, the pop star dressed up like another hot coronavirus commodity. >> a roll

that is a four week old egyptian gosling taking tentative steps. there hampden park in east sussex. canals or running along the canals they have seen lots of goslings out and it brings joy. it's worth saying, looking out the windows briefly, it looks like beautiful morning. i don't know where it is where you are, matt will have the details a little later on. it is 21 minutes past six. people with learning disabilities in england could be at greater risk during the pandemic, according to figures seen by bbc brea kfast. data from the care quality commission, which focuses on care settings where people with learning disabilities may live, shows an increase in the number of deaths last month, compared with the same period last year. but while elderly people are automatically entitled to be tested for covid—19, people with a learning disability are not, as breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has been finding out. when they were born they both defied the odds. i've alwaysjust a thought in the nicest person i've ever met. and we miss him already. i'd bet you do. the families were told they'd never

joanna gosling will be with you next. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.quite a few of you waking up to a frost. still chilly today out of the sunshine, but there will be a lot of dry and reasonably sunny weather this afternoon. a few more showers cropping up in the north of scotland. fewer showers in eastern england compared with this morning. northern ireland will stay largely sunny, as will the south—east of england, but it is here where we will see the strongest of the winds. that will knock the feel of things somewhat back from what13—14dc would suggest. way down on yesterday's 23 for plymouth, but for many, temperatures still hovering around 9—10 celsius. tonight, showers will keep going across scotland, particularly in the north. one or two into northern ireland and north wales. but many places will stay dry. under clear skies, temperatures will drop low enough for frost. this area of the high pressure in the atlantic starts to come in, meaning winds will be lighter. on tuesday, this weather system coming down from the north means more showers acros

hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling.as the lockdown leaves its scars. president trump says he's happy for the presidential election in november to be a referendum on his handling of the coronavirus crisis. uk international trade minister — the conservative mp conor burns — resigns after an investigation finds he attempted to intimidate a member of the public. and uk dating tv show love island cancels this year's series due to the coronavirus pandemic — we'll hearfrom global production company endemol on the challenges for programme making. let's go to straight to scotland with nicola sturgeon, scott and's for her government briefing. thank you everyone forjoining us for this breathing. i want to start by updating you on the key statistics in scotland for coronavirus. as of 9am this morning i can confirm there have been 12,226 positive cases confirmed, which is an increase of 169 from the figures reported yesterday. a total of 1720 patients are currently in hospital, with either confirmed or suspected cases of covid—19. t