it does because grenfell was _ to the community? it does because grenfell was a _ to the community?l was a tragedy that should l grenfell was a tragedy that should never have happened in affected implemented, impacted on primarily black and brown people he us all because it could have been our family members, it could have been as in there and, actually, how many years later and still no justice? so we have remembering glenn fell on our backs because we have to remember the 72 people, the 72 lives that were lost in the life that we impacted, so we here merely honouring those people, really, and we have sold t—shirts, we have donated the proceeds to grenfell united, we've told them about the event with regards to them down as well and some people coming down and so i think it is important to match that. we are starting a run with a 72 seconds silence. just that. we are starting a run with a 72 seconds silence.— that. we are starting a run with a 72 seconds silence. just in terms of the rest of — 72 seconds silence. just in terms of the rest of cannibal, _ 72 seconds silence. just in

moment of silence for the 72 victims -- grenfell.- moment of silence for the 72 victims -- grenfell.ommunity for us and actually show the community to come together. find actually show the community to come together.— come together. and that, they did, kicking — come together. and that, they did, kicking off _ come together. and that, they did, kicking off carnival- come together. and that, they did, kicking off carnival by - did, kicking off carnival by running the parade route in tribute. the streets soon filled up with many eager to get back to europe's largest tree party. this morning, this... laughs.. the streets were entered this morning and now they are swamped with crowds and were hungry to get back to carnival after three years. it's an energy local performers have been waiting for after carnival was forced online by covid for the last two years. online by covid for the last two years— online by covid for the last two years. tried to recreate the experience _ two years. tried to recreate the experience through - the experience through different mediums but it's not the same a

it is also a tribute to grenfell tower, isn't it? you're all in green.d and impacted on primarily black and brown people affects us all because it could have been ourfamily members, it could have been us in there and, actually, how many years later and still no justice? so we have remembering grenfell on our backs because we have to remember the 72 people, the 72 lives that were lost in the life that we impacted, so we're here really honouring those people, really, and we have sold t—shirts, we have donated with regards to them coming down as well and some people are coming down and so i think it is important to mark that. we're starting our run with a 72 seconds silence.

and grenfell, this is something that is really close to our hearts.never forget. the notting hill carnival has been taking place in west london since the 1960s, created to celebrate the lives of those who left the caribbean to come to britain to help rebuild the country following two world wars — many arriving on the ship the windrush. today is traditionally known as children's day as many of them are competing for the title of best costume. 0n offer, plenty of caribbean food, drinks, colourful costumes and, of course, live music — sounds from the caribbean. i've not been on children's day before, but this is the year! and we want to... blows horn. i think after two years - of missing it, just to come out and see the people, the food, the smells, i the sounds, it's all fantastic. i'll have to look around and find out where my jamaican roots are from. so i'm from america, and it's my first time. it sounds exciting, it looks exciting. so are we going to see you wining later? of course! what started as a few hundred people gathering on the august bank ho

it is also a tribute to grenfell tower, isn't it? you're all in green. tell me how that mean so much to the community? it does because grenfell was a tragedy that should never have happened and impacted on primarily black and brown people affects us all because it could have been ourfamily members, it could have been us in there and, actually, how many years later and still no justice? so we have remembering grenfell on our backs because we have to remember the 72 people, the 72 lives that were lost in the life that we impacted, so we're here really honouring those people, really, and we have sold t—shirts, we have donated with regards to them coming down as well and some people are coming down and so i think it is important to mark that. we're starting our run with a 72 seconds silence. just in terms of the rest of carnival, what is the feeling amongst people at the moment here? this is the first time carnival has been on the streets since 2019. it means a heck of a lot for people. i grew up in west london and i remember coming to carnival every year an

and grenfell, this is something that is really close to our hearts.ce the 1960s, created to celebrate the lives of those who left the caribbean to come to britain to help rebuild the country following two world wars — many arriving on the ship the windrush. today is traditionally known as children's day as many of them are competing for the title of best costume. on offer, plenty of caribbean food, drinks, colourful costumes and, of course, live music — sounds from the caribbean. i've not been on children's day before, but this is the year! and we want to... blows horn. i think after two years - of missing it, just to come out and see the people, the food, the smells, i the sounds, it's all fantastic. i'll have to look around and find out where my jamaican roots are from. so i'm from america, and it's my first time. it sounds exciting, it looks exciting. so are we going to see you wining later? of course! what started as a few hundred people gathering on the august bank holiday, decades ago, this event has now manifested into europe's biggest street f

. ♪♪♪ rob grenfell: when oxford announced that they were starting their phase 1 trials and we're thinkingr ferrets," i'm going, "wow!" they know that both the ferrets and the monkeys had no adverse effects from the vaccine. so that's one step to move to humans. but i must say that is certainly, again, this is new country, a new territory, and there must have been a very strong case for themo actually allow that through. now, i wasn't a party to any of those discussions, but you can probably gather, i'm actually nervous about this but i'm also have a lot of faith in the checks and balances and the systems that we actually use. trevor: my personal reaction to the news that the oxford university vaccine had moved to phase 1 clinical trials was actually one of huge respect and admiration for the volunteers who have stepped forward and said, "yes, we understand the risks but we're prepared to do this for humanity." it is just awesome. people who are prepared to put their lives on the line for the furtherment of science and the development of this vaccine. ♪♪♪ sophie: the first phase 1 human tr

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off with members of the emancipated run crew — dressed in green in tribute to those who died at grenfellcloud pushing into east anglia in lincolnshire bringing in a greater chance of some rain showers to take us into tuesday morning. temperatures in double figures by the rural parts of northern and western england and wales, we get down to five to 6 degrees but here on the sunniest conditions to start tuesday. elsewhere, sunshine will come and go and wanted two showers and maybe in the isle of man, that would dissipate through the day more cloud in the southeast and we can share the few showers in the sub is midlands the home counties but the further west you are in again lots of blue skies overhead and shelter coming in off the east which will keep temperatures limited to the mid teens across some parts of eastern scotland in northeast england but in the sunshine for the south, highs of around 23 or 24. goodbye for now. hello this is bbc news, i�*m ben brown — the headlines. nasa postpones the launch of the artemis space rocket

day one was full of colour and sound, but the launch of carnival was marked green for grenfell — withcking off carnival by running the parade route in tribute. the streets soon filled up, with many eager to get back to europe's largest street party. well, this morning, these... she laughs. these streets were empty this morning, and now they are swamped with crowds who are hungry to get back to carnival after three years. it's an energy local performers have been waiting for, after carnival was forced online by covid for the last two years. tried to recreate the experience through different mediums, but it's not the same as coming to carnival — the experience of it, interacting with all the people, hearing the music, having the food. nothing compares. how does it feel to be back? it feels absolutely amazing. we have waited a long time forthis, being in lockdown, and we're just glad — as you can see — to be back on the street playing music, entertaining the crowds and celebrating culture. happy people, hands in the air! the pulse of west london has been revived. but, really, it's like t

as in previous years, at 72—second silence will be observed to remember those who died in the grenfello you. thanks for taking who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the time who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the time to who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the time to talk who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the time to talk to who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the time to talk to us who joins us from bristol. good morning to you. thanks for taking the time to talk to us bright and early on a sunday morning. so, what with the green party do to try and help people at this time? well; and help people at this time? well, as ou and help people at this time? well, as you said. — and help people at this time? well, as you said. we _ and help people at this time? well, as you said, we all— and help people at this time? well, as you said, we all know _ and help people at this

day one was full of colour and sound, but the launch of carnival was marked green for grenfell — withute. the streets soon filled up, with many eager to get back to europe's largest street party. well, this morning, these... she laughs. these streets were empty this morning, and now they are swamped with crowds who are hungry to get back to carnival after three years. it's an energy local performers have been waiting for, after carnival was forced online by covid for the last two years. tried to recreate the experience through different mediums, but it's not the same as coming to carnival — the experience of it, interacting with all the people, hearing the music, having the food. nothing compares. how does it feel to be back? it feels absolutely amazing. we have waited a long time forthis, being in lockdown, and we're just glad — as you can see — to be back on the street playing music, entertaining the crowds and celebrating culture. happy people, hands in the air! the pulse of west london has been revived. but, really, it's like the beat never really stopped. meghan owen, bbc news. o