hilary andersson, bbc news.30 gmt. we�*ll show it again on sunday 30th may at 0430 gmt & 1030 gmt. the lead singer of the italian glam—rock band that won last night�*s eurovision song contest will undergo a voluntary drugs test on monday. it comes after this footage of the band in the green room prompted speculation that he may have been using drugs. the singer, damiano david, strongly denies allegations he was taking cocaine. he says that one of the band members had broken a glass and he was clearing it away. the band have now returned to italy. the maneskin frontman told the journalists at the rome airport that he�*s happy to take a drugs test. we told to the ebu, and we told them we were totally available to do the tests, but they told us there was no need because they trusted us, but again, to shut down all the rumours, i am going to do that tomorrow morning. we are totally against cocaine and the use of drugs and we would never have done it, of course, so we are really shocked that many people are believing

hilary andersson, bbc news.pted on saturday night. thousands of homes were destroyed and at least five people died in the rush to get away from the lava, which stopped just short of the city of goma. here�*s our africa correspondent reha kansara. this is one of the world�*s deadliest volcanoes. mount nyiragongo erupted late saturday night, setting homes and roads on fire. the first warning came when a thick orange cloud illuminated the night sky. locals fled in desperation. some of them to neighbouring rwanda, others to a nearby town. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we�*re all together, shaken. translation: we watched the whole neighbourhood i go up in smoke. the fire came right down to here. even now, we can still see lava. the last time nyiragongo erupted, its consequences were devastating. 250 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. aid agencies say early warning systems failed. when the volcano team monitoring people are not even aware of the behaviour of the volcano,

hilary andersson, bbc news.fter the lava flow from a volcanic eruption stopped just short of the city. 15 people died as thousands fled in panic late on saturday when mount nyiragongo erupted. here's our africa correspondent. this is one of the world's deadliest volcanoes. mount nyiragongo erupted late saturday night, setting homes and roads on fire. the first warning came when a thick orange cloud illuminated the night sky. locals fled in desperation. some of them to neighbouring rwanda, others to a nearby town. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we're all together, shaken. translation: we watched the whole neighbourhood i go up in smoke. the fire came right down to here. even now, we can still see lava. the last time nyiragongo erupted, its consequences were devastating. 250 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. aid agencies say early warning systems failed. when the volcano team monitoring people are not even aware of the behaviour of the volcano, this can affect the wh

hilary andersson, bbc news.s lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much mishal. good evening. dina asher—smith headlined a stunning night for british athletes at the season's opening diamond league meeting in gateshead. 0ur correspondent andy swiss rounds up the action. for one of britain's biggest 0lympic house, one of the biggest test, dina asher—smith against a world—class field including america's shaqiri richardson, the fastest woman this year but tonight, not fast enough. dina asher—smith has the lead and it is going to be dina asher—smith! she's going to get it! at is going to be dina asher-smith! she's going to get it!— is going to be dina asher-smith! she's going to get it! at first, she did not even _ she's going to get it! at first, she did not even realise _ she's going to get it! at first, she did not even realise she - she's going to get it! at first, she did not even realise she had - she's going to get it! at first, she did not even realise she had done it. i did not even r

hilary andersson, bbc news.nd music of varying quality. but questions are being asked about the lead singer of the winning band. some suggest he may have snorted drugs during the event — and was caught on camera. he's denied it — and will now take a drug test. this report from tim allman contains flashing images. hail the conquering heroes, returning to rome, italian glam rock band maneskin. in their carry on luggage, one eurovision song ontest trophy. eurovision song contest trophy. they lit up the arena in rotterdam and electrified the voting public across europe. but was their lead singer a bit overstimulated himself? this was the moment that raised a few eyebrows on social media. during the interval in the green room, he is seen leaning over. he categorically denies taking drugs and insists he was clearing up some broken glass. he will take a drug test to prove it. we told the ebu we were totally available to do the test but they told us there was no need because they trusted us. but again, to shut down the

hilary andersson, bbc news. aung san suu kyi, has appeared in court in person for the first time since her government time since her government was overthrown by the military in february. she faces a series of charges — including violating a state secrets law. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head has the latest. her lawyer said that she actually doesn't know where she is being detained. so she has been completely kept sealed off. they're not really sure about how much she knows about what is going on, but her ally, president win myint, who was detained along with her has told his lawyers that in fact they have been told nothing at all. they have got no sources of information. they have been held now for 16 weeks. so, this was the first time that she was allowed to leave that secret place of detention somewhere in the capital naypyidaw. it was the first time she got to meet her lawyers. this has been a real source of concern for her. there have been at least five court hearings and a number that have b

hilary andersson, bbc news.ound the world. —— the killing of george floyd. individual has taken place for rb, black lives matter activist who is in critical condition after being shotin in critical condition after being shot in the head. —— a vigil has taken place for a prominent black lives matter activists. police say there is no indication the shooting was targeted. as they gather together, praying and reflecting on the shocking events of the weekend, their message was clear. today, friends and family held a vigil for mother of to sasha johnson, the latest victim of a gun attack in south london in a critical condition in hospital. the 27—year—old black lives matter campaigner had been at a party in peckham when she was shot in the head in the early hours of sunday morning. the political party she is a member of, the taking the initiative party, said she had received a number of death threats in the past. but police said there was no evidence she was the target of the shooting.— of the shooting. thank you all

hilary andersson, bbc news.. the government says they�*re spreading fast, with children being infected much more this time around. now schools are shut, and the message is to stay at home. i really didn�*t expect that the number of cases can increase like that and we again come back to square one here. what i�*m looking for now is my family to be safe, to be at home, don�*t always go out, and for myself, the opportunity right now to work from home. i already work from home, and for the children, i think it�*s better for them to be at home. it�*s almost certain that the variants came in through the airport. cracks in the supposedly watertight quarantine system saw some airport workers infected, then mixing with the general public. now, dining in at food courts and restaurants is banned and you can only meet in groups of two. here we are again, tightening up once more. and the question being asked by a lot of people here and in other parts of asia, is if this can happen even in a safe place like singapore, what ho