go. with greg james. and the duke and duchess of cambridge. gom with greg james.ge. go. it is friday, for bm, and this is a very special official chart. between now and 5:45pm we will bring on the big story, new entries, high climbers and the top ten in full. it is issued battle for number one this week so let's even the contenders are. last week, harry stiles went straight to number one with his single. can he do it again? let's enjoy this for a second. will ed sheeran reclaim that top spot? he had 13 weeks at number one before harry came along despite his easter. sounds familiar. laughter —— spoilt his easter. laughter -- spoilt his easter. they spent four weeks -- spoilt his easter. they spent fourweeks in -- spoilt his easter. they spent four weeks in the top ten with symphony. can they do it? i'm going to be out of a job soon. are you happy? absolutely. it is easy. i don't what the fuss is about. able right to me every week. i still haven't learned it off by heart. let's begin the official chart and i feel there is one more line for you. we will be back with

the official chart with greg james and the duke and duchess of cambridge — go.s familiar! laughter. radio bringing together briefly two national institutions, the monarchy and the chart show. so, number one is ed sheeran, shape of you. for a couple facing a life of pomp this was pure pleasure. when i'm on holiday would you mind stepping in? to be honest with you we could probably do a betterjob. peter hunt, bbc news. it is time for the weather now, with sarah keith—lucas. hello there. we may well be heading towards the end of april now, but the weather is feeling a little bit wintry, particularly next week, we have got some chilly weather on the cards. during friday there was some glimpses of sunshine, this was the view taken in south yorkshire by one of our weather watchers, and through the weekend there will also be a bit of sunshine, and things mostly dry. but temperatures still on the cool side, not as cold and frosty as earlier in the week. during saturday we've got this weather front working its way slowly south across parts of england and wales introducin

the official chart with greg james and the duke and duchess of cambridge — go.g and spoiled his easter. sounds familiar! laughter. radio bringing together briefly two national institutions, the monarchy and the chart show. so, number one is ed sheeran, shape of you. for a couple facing a life of pomp, this was pure pleasure. when i'm on holiday, would you mind stepping in? to be honest, we could probably do a betterjob. peter hunt, bbc news. it was rather an unusual sight on the streets of one british city last summer — thousands of naked people, painted blue. now, they are finally getting to see themselves as others did, all in the name of art. colin paterson reports from hull, this year's uk city of culture. what makes 3,200 people strip off their clothes and paint themselves blue? that's me... laura dykes, support worker, hull resident and now hanging in a gallery. i really wanted to be on a piece art work in ferens art gallery, that's what drew me to it. i have a little boy who's about eight. i wanted him to come to the art gallery, and me to say, "that's me

the royal couple helped greg james kick off the official chart on a surprise visit to radio 1 to talklso revealed that he had previously texted in to radio1 under an assumed name. time for a look at the weather, here's helen willetts. michael buchanan, bbc news, shropshire. the weather is going to get much colder and will give us a shock to the system. what is the difference today? a cold weather front. we're heading to may and talking about snow already. tonight, just frost we are talking about. low—level frost in the north. in the south, we should keep temperatures a little higher. it is sunshine amounts that is troubling this weekend. sunny in the north, although cold, and we should see more sunshine then we have in the south as well, across the south—west in particular. we have the remnants of a weather giving us a headache, so hopefully it will be dry and bright with increasing amounts of sunshine. another cloudy day in northern ireland but for scotland more sunshine. just wintry showers over the hills at this stage. but it will get colder. not necessarily too much colder tomorro

the official chart with greg james.with shape of tube before harry came along and spoiled his easter. bringing together to national institutions, the monarchy and the chart show. number one is ed sheeran with shape of tube. when i'm on holiday would you mind stepping in? to be honest i could probably do a betterjob. it was a rather unusual sight on the streets of hull last summer, thousands of naked people painted blue. now they're getting the chance to see the results for the first time in a new art exhibition to mark hull as this year's city of culture. the photographs were taken around the city's landmarks with people posing for the artist spencer tunick. our erts correspondent colin paterson reports from hull. what makes 3,200 people strip off their clothes and paint themselves blue? laura dykes, support worker, hull resident and now hanging in a gallery. i really wanted to be on a piece art work in the art gallery, that's what drew me to it. i have a little boy who's eight. i wanted him to come to the art gallery,

the official chart with greg james and the duke and duchess of cambridge — go.pe of you, before harry came along and spoiled his easter. sounds familiar! laughter radio bringing together briefly two national institutions, the monarchy and the chart show. so, number one is ed sheeran, shape of you. for a couple facing a life of pomp, this was pure pleasure. when i'm on holiday, would you mind stepping in? to be honest, we could probably do a betterjob. peter hunt, bbc news. how do you think they did? not too bad. it could have been awful. they seemed very relaxed. we will have the weather in a few minutes time. last december we spoke to the team gb paralympic sprinter libby clegg, who was testing a special pair of goggles to help with her visual impairment. for one family watching it was the breakthrough they were searching for. their ten year old son charlie has a similar condition, so they contacted the doctors involved and he is now the youngest person on the trial. we'll speak to charlie and his mum in a moment but first let's take a look back at libby and he

the official chart with greg james and the duke and duchess of cambridge — go.hape of you, before harry came along and spoiled his easter. sounds familiar! laughter radio bringing together briefly two national institutions, the monarchy and the chart show. so, number one is ed sheeran, shape of you. for a couple facing a life of pomp, this was pure pleasure. when i'm on holiday, would you mind stepping in? to be honest, we could probably do a betterjob. peter hunt, bbc news. for the first time since the industrial revolution, britain has gone a whole working day without using coal to generate electricity. national grid said the news was a "watershed moment" in attempts to phase out coal by 2025. taxes on co2 emissions and the falling cost of renewable energy have made coal plants less economical in recent years. the nasa probe cassini is about to put itself on a path that will lead to its destruction in the clouds of saturn. the craft will pass the planet's moon, titan, this morning. but this will put it on a trajectory from which it can't escape and it will be

." >> greg: worst movie ever made. jameso-to midnight snack. >> eric: cashews. >> kimberly: quick answer. when we were having to be here for those all those shows no food just nuts. >> greg: literally. >> greg: midnight snack. >> kimberly: slasalami. it's sliced. doesn't need preparation. it's tasty. >> greg: what about you, juan, what do you eat at midnight? keep it clean. >> juan: i like apple pie. especially if they have haagen-dazs ice cream bars. >> kimberly: i like those. those are kind of pricey. >> juan: delicious. >> greg: outside melts gets over the furniture and a problem and you have to move. >> kimberly: pigs in a blanket but involves preparation. >> dana: i don't stay up that late. >> greg: 8:00 is your midnight. >> dana: that's true. i like the lake champlain dark chot lat with almonds. >> greg: unfertilized chicken babies. eggs. love them eggs. >> kimberly: you eat a hard boiled egg. >> greg: any time. i will do it now if you throw them at me. >> kimberly: i have them in my fridge every day. i eat a hard boil

greg dawson, bbc news. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins is in the italian city of lucca, where g7 leaders are continuingsy passage from this meeting. some countries are holding out against the idea of any sanctions being implemented before a full investigation into last week‘s alleged chemical weapons attack has been completed. —— borisjohnson. the british are not in despair, discussions are continuing and rex tillerson wants to go to moscow with the best possible ammunition with which to confront president putin‘s of and but the fact is he may not get quite the clear message he wa nted get quite the clear message he wanted to deliver and we‘ll have to wait and see how this pans out. if any sanctions agreed or otherwise have to be delayed or die looted, that clearly one send quite the sort of aggressive message that the united states and britain in particular wanted. james robbins, thank you. thousands of stroke patients in england stand to benefit from a new programme to train more doctors in a complex procedure which could save lives and help reduce disability. it involves doctors catching and removin

james bond level evil stuff. now that they are just a stinky country, like all of the rest of the countries. the left has gotten really -- noticing inequality. >> greg: they also had free stuff like free healthcare and everybody was poor. that was the quality. jamie, what you make of this russian thing? i know you were in alaska so of course, you can see russia. >> first of all i loved your monologue. it brought me back, i was in heavy metal band in high school called hot sauce. so it took me way back. i have to tell you one thing, seeing anthony weiner brought back so many fond memories of his time in the news. it makes me think of your last name is weiner and you like sending pictures should you pronounce it different. like this is my associate, -- i was still avenging the death? >> doesn't make it cool like a secret with russia. >> greg: it's actually kind of fun cap watching this on full. it's like a nonstop soap opera. were not sure where it will go next. i actually think there may not be much there. >> ray, obviously if all of the things did happen that rachel maddow is insinuating happen, that would be bad. that would be very bad. she wants t

greg: no, i'm good. that's why i'm over here. what is needed now is not water but fire. that's what james baldwin said. i meant that with my whole heart. juleyka: we know. all right. to draw parallels here, if you will allow me. some people will look at the statements from the a.g. today as a preemptive strike, as a setup of some sort. the way that the crime wave and the crime bill in the 1990's was a preemptive strike, right? which then provided an authority of sorts. nixon was one of the first presidents to utilize this method of preemptively saying, there is a fire, so i am going to bring the huge water cannons. set in motion the war on drugs, for example. now we understand how much damage that created. we are still dealing with the ramifications. bill clinton also set up a similar preemptive strike, right? with the crime bill. this in the same vein? where does this go now because we have now pay moraware, empowered and connected citizenry. and we have an administration that did not come in with the popular vote and who, leading up to the first 100 days has been haphazard at best about the way they

james clapper, john brennan. all the people at the top, including ben rhodes. that put some concern out for some of our sources. >> dana: were going to take it around the table, adam. >> gregw are you doing? good to see you. i have a question about this idea of reverse monitoring where you say i'm not spying on you. i am spying on the foreigner with you. seems like it's almost like you turn the foreigner into an unknowing wing man. like your free pass to go pick up the other person. is that being used in a way as a loophole to maybe monitor other u.s. citizens? >> i am told yes. one of the sources yesterday spent about 8 minutes explaining how that works. i'm not going to take your time because i wouldn't do it right but it's basically a gray area. it's a roundabout way, and the concern really when it comes to crime potentially, again, we have to look into this a lot more is the leaking and who did that. obviously the way the names were redacted and the number is much more than they've ever seen in something like this, that's where the concern came in because for them, in their opinion, it was unprecedented. >> kimberly: what do you expect to uncover, next steps? where is