day weekend. >> and i am joined now by iam tongi.g on to the katie faye show. and i want to congratulate you on your american idol when. iam, we all know, you went viral for your audition when you saying monsters by james blunt. personally i have been a fan of that song for years. i know that you are dedicating that audition to your late father rodney. i also lost my father a few years ago, so to be able to hear such a beautiful tribute, it brought all of the judges, me, and basically america to tears. talk to us about your dad's influence on your love for music. >> you know, my dad influenced me, he, he did a lot of guyer things at church. and you know, tommy at a young age how to sing. and i just, i'm glad he taught me, i'm dedicated this win to him. and i, i did so far. >> i iam, i know some people are not aware, you actually auditioned before for american idol, and you didn't advance. and your dad gave you some advice. what did he tell you when you auditioned. what were you disheartened by the outcome of that particular run tryin

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iam in their interviews. we have this report. i am in an incredibly iconic area of the city. behind me is the theatre royal. the pillows, people will recognise, if they have ever come to the theatre here. lots of people do come to the theatre here in nottingham. it is a centre of the country. a very strange situation here this morning where the streets have been really busy with people shopping, making their way into college, work, there are police cordons across the city. this is just one location with blue and white tape in front of me. there is a stopped tram. it is completely empty. all of the trams in the city have been stopped because of this major incident. when i was speaking to some of the police who have arrived here this morning, they said that they have been here since five o'clock. we now know that the police were called out 4am to an incident where two people were found dead. there is another person who has also been found dead, as well. and then, a separate incident where a van was seen driving into pedestrians. police say they have arrested a 31—year—old man,

iam here i am here at the end point of the victory parade.ng the stage where players will be presented to the crowd along with that treble of trophies. we are expecting tens of thousands of city fans out here on the streets when the parade gets under way at deans gate at half past six. the bus will go through the city streets before arriving here at half past seven. fans have become no stranger to victory parades in recent years, they have won the premier league but they have won the premier league but the champions league is the trophy they have been craving above all others. it should be a special day for fans. others. it should be a special day forfans. rememberthat others. it should be a special day for fans. remember that they are the first english team to win the big treble since their rivals just united back in 1999. it will be a very hot day but it will be some day for manchester city supporters when the parade gets under way at half past six. david moyes will stay as manager of west ham following the club's success in winning the eur

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and sir, iam not involved in them.not involved in the real search planning, i am just they're trying to support our own community. and yes, because it is somebody that you know, you are putting more effort into it, and you? this isn't the casual occurrence for us, this is something thatis occurrence for us, this is something that is personal. they are friends, but they are also part of our small community. but they are also part of our small community-— community. and how does that community _ community. and how does that community work? _ community. and how does that community work? it _ community. and how does that community work? it is - community. and how does that community work? it is people | community. and how does that. community work? it is people that are involved with the search and rescue. how is it working today to try and support the effort? it is hard to know _ try and support the effort? it 3 hard to know because there are people probably all over notjust hard to know because there are people probably

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey in washington, dc.e cloud around on saturday, and it signals a change in the type of weather. we did manage some sunshine, mind you, and temperatures, 27 celsius in the south—east of england, where it is much better weather for a fly—past this time. but things are really going to kick off on sunday, especially later on in the afternoon, through the evening, a lot of rain developing, could be some large damaging hail. torrential rain likely to bring some flooding, and a lot of thunder and lightning, as well. we start the day with some sunshine, but may well be some sharp showers from overnight in the south—east of england and east anglia. and as temperatures rise, so the cloud builds up, and we'll see more of those downpours developing, particularly across england and wales and into northern ireland. probably not so many showers in scotland. more in the way of sunshine here, and temperatures around 22—24 celsius — and again, it'll be quite muggy. now, we may well have some thunderstorms across northern i

iam here to speak on their behalf, not by behalf.ulate their concerns and their interests to the government of the day. i am here to work across party. there are some honourable members on that side that i have done a lot of work with, issues that are, for the interests of our constituents and that is why what we are debating matters. it is about the fabric of our democracy and a number of people have spoken about the fact that this is a kangaroo court, this doesn't matter, but let's stick to the facts. on the let but let's stick to the facts. on the 21st of april 2022, this house without division referred the privilege committee on the matter concerning the conduct of the former prime minister. and that committee, that cross—party committee has at all times followed the law and the custom set by this parliament. and the fundamental procedure is governed by the standing orders and precedents of this house. and all the evidence that committee has heard over the course of their inquiry, including evidence from the former prime minister

iam happy singing a song which is a celebration.ut it. it's the perfect song and i am happy i've been given the opportunity do it. in been given the opportunity do it. in such a historic location as well. in terms of the recent scandals and the paperwork not been kept in the deportations, the compensation scheme that was so delayed and has been so unsatisfactory for so many. for someone like yourself, how angry does that make you? i’m for someone like yourself, how angry does that make you?— does that make you? i'm not surprised- — does that make you? i'm not surprised. if— does that make you? i'm not surprised. if we _ does that make you? i'm not surprised. if we list - does that make you? i'm not surprised. if we list the - does that make you? i'm not. surprised. if we list the scandals in this country would take all day. so i am not surprised. they don't want to take responsibility for what they did, which is fine, i am not surprised. i am they did, which is fine, i am not surprised. iam happy they did, which is fine, i am not su

iam... erm...to come to terms with... ..who i was... ..what i was going to do about it, the effects that it would have... ..i think that's probably the reason. and do you feel, just listening to how you talk about it, do you feel that what was morally wrong about it was that it involved an abuse of power because you were an older guy who had more power than him? that... obviously, that criticism has been levelled at me, but... well, i've never done that in my whole life. i've never abused my power anywhere. i'm not a bully. i don't... i mean, there are... god, you read the things that you're supposed to be. you know, we don't, i don't lord it around tv studios. everyone is a friend. i've gone through all of this time. most of the messages i've got are from people that i work with saying, "oh, my god, i can't believe they're saying this. "we love working with you." i don't... i snapped once, around about the time that i was coming out, i snapped at one of our producers. and after the meeting, i imme

iam very i am very concerned about it.nd i wonder how much longer this is going to last. i how much longer this is going to last. . . , to last. i am a first-time father and _ to last. i am a first-time father and my _ to last. i am a first-time father and my son - to last. i am a first-time father and my son has i to last. i am a first-time - father and my son has asthma. so does — father and my son has asthma. so does his_ father and my son has asthma. so does his mother. i am pretty concerned — so does his mother. i am pretty concerned about that. the so does his mother. i am pretty concerned about that.— concerned about that. the air auali concerned about that. the air quality is _ concerned about that. the air quality is at _ concerned about that. the air quality is at a _ concerned about that. the air quality is at a serious - concerned about that. the air quality is at a serious level. quality is at a serious level and — quality is at a serious level and a _ quality is at a serious level and a lot— quality is at a s

iam i am looking forward to manchester on monday afternoon to put in our coach the three trophies.alex ferguson in that situation. i have to say i got a message from him this morning on my phone that touched me a lot. so it is an honour for me to be with him in this place. understandable that emotions are running high. understandable that emotions are running high. live now to manchester to talk to simon bajkowski, manchester city writer for the manchester evening news and who's just returned from watching the match in istanbul. how big a deal is this? it is only the second time the trouble has happened. it the second time the trouble has ha ened. , . the second time the trouble has happened-— happened. it is a huge day for manchester _ happened. it is a huge day for manchester city. _ happened. it is a huge day for manchester city. they - happened. it is a huge day for manchester city. they will. happened. it is a huge day for . manchester city. they will always have the moment from the premier league and they will remember their own 99 moment at wembley that took them out of the

iam not getting legal advice, so it was legal. i am not going to argue that now. the privileges committee. and what i do want to say is that i was there when borisjohnson gave evidence to the committee. now that committee stands in a quasi judicial role like a court ofjustice, and when borisjohnson was answering questions i could see members of the committee, not all of them, some of them behaved with great dignity and —— asjurors them behaved with great dignity and —— as jurors would them behaved with great dignity and —— asjurors would do in a court, but some of them were pulling faces, looking skywards, turning their backs on borisjohnson. and you now justicejust backs on borisjohnson. and you now justice just doesn't have to be done, it has to be seen to be done. those are the views they conservative — to be done. those are the views they conservative mp. _ to be done. those are the views they conservative mp. there _ to be done. those are the views they conservative mp. there are - to be done. those are the views they conservative mp. there are a - to be done

iam zoff i am zoff with the catch up. hayfever surgeries and platypus chaos. the first, the families of two students killed in nottingham have come together at a huge visual on the uni— campus. they were stabbed to death early on tuesday morning. 65—year—old school caretaker" was also killed. thousands gathered to pay their respects. it's been hard to contend what's happened to the city and our students in the last 36 hours. what should have been one of the biggest celebrations for the student body has turned into one of our darkest days. it's been six years since the green felt our fire that killed 72 people. the public enquiry has finished by the community is still waiting for its final report. some stories now. the latest on philip schofield, itv bosses have told mps they didn't ignore rumours he was having relationship with a younger colleague this morning. they said they didn't see evidence until recently. now, are you struggling with hayfever? you are not alone. please avoid amd for nonurgent stuff because loads of

i am in nanterre, iam in aged between 14 and i7.e, i am in the central area, and this is where, last night in the early hours of the morning, there were a lot of violent clashes. we have seen shop fronts and buildings that were smashed. we have seen cash machines that were bashed apart. traffic lights that melted and all the fires that were burning. there were fireworks are let off here as well. quite a few things have been put in place to try to minimise the trouble tonight. for a start public transport has been suspended for another night. that is a huge deal here in paris, buses and trams. there has also been the ban of sales of fireworks and also more armoured police are going to be out tonight, including armoured police vehicles. another thing the government hopes will be a deterrent, but of course, you talk to people here and they say that they are deeply frustrated by the death of 17—year—old nahel. this is where his car was shot and where he was shot dead by police. you will see flowers that have been laid in his memory. the

iam profoundly profoundly sorry for the impact that had.ofoundly sorry for each death that has occurred. let's get more on the long awaited independent report into the state of cricket in england and is, which said racism, sexism, classism and elitism widespread within the game. the independent commission for equity in cricket has made 44 recommendations. isabel westbury is a former captain of middlesex and the sports writer. {line a former captain of middlesex and the sports writer.— the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer _ the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away _ the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away from - the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away from is - the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away from is a - the sports writer. one thing i do i want to steer away from is a guest there are incidents of incredibly awful behaviour, but those are anomalies. what is not is the culture of the women county cricket team go and play on that pitch over there because the men's team didn't

iam afraid i am afraid that's it for the short cut of click.ll version. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello there. over the last couple of days, for most of us, it has just been a story of blue skies, warmth and sunshine. but slow changes have been starting to take place — in the west of the uk on friday, we saw a bit more in the way of cloud, we saw 1—2 showers and that is because this swirl here on the satellite picture, this area of low pressure is now drawing closer and this will bring the increasing chance of some heavy downpours through the weekend. on saturday, most of the showers and the odd thunderstorm will be in the west, but there could well be 1—2 further east. i think many eastern counties of england, eastern and northern scotland will see some good spells of sunshine, although with some low cloud plaguing the northern isles. temperatures generally between 20—21; celsius. so at edgbaston for the ashes cricket, i think we could see the chance for a shower. on the whole it will be dry, but there is an increasing chance

why i feel like this really helps me and ifeel almost like i am, you helps me and ifeel almost like iamknow, 17 again. coming on the tour fresh and not defending any points, not here, not next week and yeah, it's definitely, ifeel here, not next week and yeah, it's definitely, i feel like more free.— it's definitely, i feel like more free. , more free. book in her place in the last eight _ more free. book in her place in the last eight fighting - more free. book in her place in the last eight fighting back- the last eight fighting back from a set down and that two sets — one that lasted more than three hours. another sunday and another race win for max verstappen. the red bull driver has won his 5th formula i race of the season, by leading from pole to flag in spain. the dutchman was followed home by lewis hamilton and george russell on an encouraging day for mercedes. joe lynskey reports. in this sport right now, one man makes it sound simple. well controlled, max, by the way. yeah, a good race. max verstappen won in spain by 2a seconds, and he led from start to finish. and away we go.

iam i am julia with the catch up.on controversy and the of the ticket to space stop. we start in france we might affinity the protests like this in the last few days. they started after 17 rob was shot and killed by french police in paris. the ten nahel refused to stop after being pulled over. today a big march has happened in paris led by his mother. protesters call for change to police culture. translation: in for change to police culture. translation:— for change to police culture. translation: ,., . translation: in the same police there is racism _ translation: in the same police there is racism and _ translation: in the same police there is racism and we _ there is racism and we absolutely have to fight out. as long of these questions are not laid out on the table are not laid out on the table are not taken seriously, of course it will not go well in working—class neighbourhoods. other stories now. the governments campus at asylum seekers to rwanda has been ruled unlawful by the court of appeal. the government pl

iam going 30.udy abroad in the uk, soi i am going to study abroad in the uk, so i think it is less confusing that i don't need to explain about korean age and can just say my international age in other countries. i was worried that i would be banned from drinking even though i am 20 now i am relieved that i can still drink. when i was a teenager, i thought it would be good to be 20 but apparently, it is not, so i am happy to be back a teenager again. lots of interest in this story on our website and in our newsroom. my colleague jason is from our website and in our newsroom. my colleaguejason is from korea. korea has a strict hierarchical system, the older someone is, the kind of more respect that person gets and there are also criticisms that ageism is rife in places like the workplace and schools. the common question you ask if you meet a stranger in south korea is how old are you? that's because we need to first establish someone's age before being able to speak to that person and that is becaus

iam marc i am marc edwards with your sport. we stop with the news that lionel messi has agreed to join mls side inter miami, following his departure from the french champions paris st germain. he said to have rejected a more lucrative offer from the saudi arabian side al halal to to major league soccer. david beckham's arrival gave florida football freedom to dream, but this is more like a fever dream. lionel messi, one of the game's greatest, whose graced the world's biggest stages, saying farewell to france and moving to miami. not since pelejoined the new york cosmos in 1975 has arguably the world's best player plied their trade in north america, and the arrival of messi in miami is similarly seismic. it’s arrival of messi in miami is similarly seismic.— similarly seismic. it's an absolutely _ similarly seismic. it's an absolutely huge - similarly seismic. it's an i absolutely huge moment. similarly seismic. it's an - absolutely huge moment. it is a deal that the league has been working on for quite some time, and ever since

of the group of hypocrites from this separated member, a separate report implied that in the days of iam around october and november of last year, about 13 thousand user accounts of those new sources were created, which are the main activities the uploading of anti-iranian skins has been in the same time frame as in the previous months. in those days, there were only 500 jalil farjad accounts per month on average. iran had disclosed to the blog that the arab heshmat account is managed by a team of people from the political branch of the people's mojahedin khalq. articles in the press use this one, this was not real the fake user accounts were strictly under the supervision of the authorities of the hypocrites, they only had one special server where everything was controlled at four points, and there were the governor above and people who worked on internet security communications. they are new against iran, the results of data mining also say that despite the police attack on the headquarters of the hypocrites, their activities continue from other servers in albania, america and england.

iam ben stokes, born everyone has a different story to tell.n new zealand, a state educated people who dropped out of school with one gcse in pe. i needed help with the spelling and grammar in the speech and i'm currently sitting here as england men's test captain. it is clear there is so much more the game has to do and his players we want to be part of that to ensure this is truly a sport for everyone. john holder has previously spoken out about the discrimination he has faced. i out about the discrimination he has faced. ., out about the discrimination he has faced. . ., , , , ., ., faced. i am not surprised at all. quite honestly, _ faced. i am not surprised at all. quite honestly, it— faced. i am not surprised at all. quite honestly, it is— faced. i am not surprised at all. quite honestly, it is a _ faced. i am not surprised at all. quite honestly, it is a long - faced. i am not surprised at all. j quite honestly, it is a long time coming. the people who run the game, the administration of cricket in this country started off by being run b

but, yes, iam hurt by the fact some people's lives will be more difficult. i want to win the election in november 2024, and i'm going to do everything we can to make a difference for those people. democrats are in control of the senate. are you confident they will pass this bill in the senate as well? i will pass this bill in the senate as well?- will pass this bill in the senate as well? i am. it's a must pass _ senate as well? i am. it's a must pass bill. _ senate as well? i am. it's a must pass bill. we - senate as well? i am. it's a must pass bill. we have - senate as well? i am. it's a must pass bill. we have to | must pass bill. we have to avoid the default and the total meltdown, notjust of our economy, but frankly, it would impact the economy is all around the world. and what i would say is it will pass in the senate, they will get to 60 votes, i'm hoping they do that expeditiously, and so the markets can be calmed over the weekend, and they will open on monday knowing that we will not default on our obligations. and people can keep their homes, thei

iam proud to drive down knife crime and reoffending.d to say that under this government, it has never been easierfor the under this government, it has never been easier for the police to make legitimate use of their stop and search powers. and, the use of those powers has never been more transparent and accountable. the public are crying out for common sense policing, such as the use of tried and tested methods to drive down crime. stop and search is a prime example of such a method. i am working in lockstep with police forces to get this right. today i met a man that pearson who works in stop and search for the national police council to discuss how to best empower police officers to better you stop and search. i have written to all chief constables... ensure that every officer is confident in the effective and appropriate lease of all stop and search powers including the use of suspicious powers. to investigate instances where someone is in to fearing or obstructing the use of these powers and, if necessary, make effects delete... ins

iam has come into us from the police in nottingham.ugh it now will stop i am looking at it for the first time myself. it says, police are keeping an open mind over the motive of a city attack. the statement goes on to say... that is the first update on the condition of the three people who police say the van tried to run over this morning on the milton street. there was a third incident is that the police spoke about. we had an update on this understatement... the statement goes on to say that the 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, we knew that already. he remains in police custody. roads in the city centre will remain closed as a thorough police investigation is under way. that is quite significant. we have seen on the live shots that we have been showing you through the course of the day, the police cordons in the centre of the city of nottingham. this new police statement that has just come in, saying that they will remain closed. it is unclear for how long. police say that currently they are not looking for a

iam not have that. it is a great opportunity, i feel good.ed their preparations, hopefully in to spring spot —— springboard the game forfuture to spring spot —— springboard the game for future successes. that cominu game for future successes. that coming in _ game for future successes. that coming in a _ game for future successes. that coming in a summer— game for future successes. that coming in a summer of- game for future successes. that coming in a summer of sport, the women's four world cup, the ashes, wimbledon, you can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. the rebuilding of ukraine after the russian attack is being discussed as an international conference in london. speaking via video—link president zelensky said the aim should also be reforming his country, and making it attractive to investors. here is our diplomatic correpsondent, james landale. it's very clear this is one big

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forthe moment, iam fear. we will keep you across those details.artly down to what's going on right across the other side of the atlantic, where in eastern canada, we continue to see these wildfires rage out of control. and the smoke from these is building up through the atmosphere and is hitting the jet stream, getting carried across the atlantic and moving across our skies. it's really high in the atmosphere, so no concerns about air quality. but this smoke high up in the earth's atmosphere could make those sunrises and sunsets a little bit redder. something to watch out for. that is, of course, if you can see them at all, because we are going to see quite a bit of cloud over the next 2a hours behind this warm front. the warm front, well, humid air will be following that with some brisk south—westerly winds working in. and we're seeing that change to more humid conditions right now. a lot of low cloud for england and wales, northern ireland, too, some patches of drizzle, particularly for wales, western, england and southern areas of england. the

iam zoff i am zoff with the catch up. for hundreds of pounds for what they say our leaked exam papers. the bbc had from someone who experienced this first—hand. someone who experienced this first-hand— first-hand. £500 for a paper was the typical _ first-hand. £500 for a paper was the typical offer - first-hand. £500 for a paper was the typical offer from i was the typical offer from multiple accounts. they are everywhere. you would not run into a student in the uk who has not come into contact with these accounts.— these accounts. some of the stories now. _ these accounts. some of the stories now. holly _ these accounts. some of the | stories now. holly willoughby is back on this mourning. she says she feels shaken, troubled and let down. it was herfirst show since phillip schofield left, after admitting he lied about an affair with a younger male colleague. an update on what happened at bournemouth beach last week, and a court has heard that a strong current in the sea might have caused 12—year—old suler khan and 17—yea

iam in nato. we are ready when nato will have ukraine.

iam i am anneka miller. boss yevgeny prigozhin is in the country, following the group's mutiny on saturday. he says and she has a lot of energy. and i

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jo, iam reading thank you. coming up, jo in chesterfield.s inquiry? i you are an icu nurse. what do you want from this inquiry?— want from this inquiry? i want answers. _ want from this inquiry? i want answers. but _ want from this inquiry? i want answers, but i _ want from this inquiry? i want answers, but i also _ want from this inquiry? i want answers, but i also want i answers, but i also want accountability. these inquiries take years— accountability. these inquiries take years but _ accountability. these inquiries take years but at the end, nobody is accountable. now we have this covid inguiry _ accountable. now we have this covid inquiry if_ accountable. now we have this covid inquiry. if they mismanaged and broke _ inquiry. if they mismanaged and broke the — inquiry. if they mismanaged and broke the law, i want notjust fines — broke the law, i want notjust fines if— broke the law, i want notjust fines. if there were serious breaches— fines. if there were serious breaches of the law, i want them to be accountable. i am still very angr

iam in i am in kyiv, iam in kyiv, the i am in kyiv, the ukrainian capital, and as we have reported, ukrainiannow under way and we are getting information from ukrainian military officials who said they have really taken five small villages in the south—east of the country, in the donetsk region, but we are unable to get much of the information from the battlefield and we are relying on ukrainian officials to update us. we can now talk more about the counteroffensive. live now to a retired senior british army officer and author, general sir richard shirreff. thanks forjoining us. it is difficult to get much of the information from the battlefield at the moment and we are still relying on the ukrainian military to tell us in so far that they said they have recaptured five villages although the fifth village was taken several days ago but has been only announced today. days ago but has been only announced toda . ,., ., ., ., ., days ago but has been only announced toda . . ,, , today. good afternoon. quite rightly the ukrainians _ today. good afternoon. quite rightly the ukrainians are _ today.

hey, iam hey, i am zoph with the catch up. tonight, queens uni and their marking boycott. moment. a committee that monitors the government's action on climate change as the uk is no longer a world leader on climate issues. in 2019, the uk set a target to cut greenhouse gas emissions to note zero by 2050. meaning it would no longer add any additional greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. but the climate change committee says the government's efforts to reach these are worryingly slow, in particular it criticised ministers for supporting new oil and coal projects and set plans to expand our ports don't fit with the uk's climate commitments. some other stories now. parts of a tourist submersible but imploded while on a dive to the titanic shipwreck had been brought ashore in canada. all five people onboard were killed. and staff at queen's uni in belfast have ended a boycott on marking after several months of industrial action. marking will now be completed by the seventh of august so results can be finalised by the end of summer. and people have gathered around the world to ce

iam nancy getting all the information as it happens.us on bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. nearly five and a half _ stories from across the uk. nearly five and a half thousand _ stories from across the uk. nearly five and a half thousand miles - stories from across the uk. nearly five and a half thousand miles of. five and a half thousand miles of roads in kent. a network in a state of decline. residents the roads are so bad they are no longer say. it is residents the roads are so bad they are no longer say.— are no longer say. it is horrendous. they don't — are no longer say. it is horrendous. they don't care _ are no longer say. it is horrendous. they don't care about _ are no longer say. it is horrendous. they don't care about what - are no longer say. it is horrendous. | they don't care about what happens to vehictes— they don't care about what happens to vehicles and people. people are tripping _ to vehicles and people. people are tripping up in the potholes. the conservation area is not very we

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. >> when you come out finally and say i am who iam, dam it, does that feel? >> amazing. be yourself and be who you are. ama: police will be staffing for san francisco pride weekend, including officers coming in on their days off. officials say they will be on hand at all pride related events, including the civic center area and at sunday's pride parade. police say they are not aware of any specific threats but are alert to increased rhetoric nationwide and are working with other law enforcement officers to monitor the situation. police say they do not know of any planned protests either. >> if we have people who decide to counter protest pride, one of my recommendations is, do not engage with them. you know? ignore them. they want the attention, do not let them have it. ama: the department will participate in sunday'se. julian:e would like to give you a look of the ro the parade.it starts at bill street, making its way arke ending your 8th street, for the celebration. this means street closures in the area for the parade and surrounding event. ama: public transit is prob

again, iam... iwill i have caused you so much pain. again, i am... phillip schofield, thank you so much _ everybody. phillip schofield, thank you so much for— everybody. phillip schofield, thank you so much for your _ everybody. phillip schofield, thank you so much for your time. - everybody. phillip schofield, thank you so much for your time. if - everybody. phillip schofield, thank you so much for your time. if you | everybody. phillip schofield, thankl you so much for your time. if you or someone you know has been affected ljy someone you know has been affected by any issues raised in this programme, head to bbc action line for information and support. hello there. good evening. for the vast majority of us across the uk, it's been a beautiful day of weather with plenty of blue sky and sunshine, some of the best of it again across wales. here's denbighshire as recorded by our weather watcher, and it even brightened up for east anglia too where it's been cool and cloudy with a northeasterly wind for much of the week. but here is diss in norfolkjust

iam sarah stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. >> back up and running. thank yous air. well after a chilly june, the bay area's finally heating up for expecting warmer temperatures by the end of the week. still pretty chilly relative to norms today. the warm-up for some areas could begin as soon as thursday. and in that picture, pretty blustery as well. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a look ahead. laura. yeah, guys is going to take us 7 least a couple of days for heatwave to start kicking into gear. but finally, >> we are going to see some serious heat around the bay area going to finally feel like summer outside after temperatures again today running a good 5, maybe 15 degrees below normal for this time of year. the way it has been all of june. well, overnight tonight, we'll see more clouds on the way the filling of the golden gate bridge moving to the bay. many of the valleys to i think a deeper purina lair again to see some drizzle along the coastline. so today highs are running well below the average. usually a moving up in

and, you know, iam not sitting here because i am a bishop saying on behalf of the church that it's changing the archbishop's commission for racialjustice. so we are working at it. and so what i see at the moment is a real commitment to change. if i may, this is across institutions, this discussion, and you have very interesting experience because you were a chaplain at westminster to the speaker and to mps. you were also a chaplain to the queen in the royal household. when we talk of institutional racism, with your experience, would you say that even in the royal household, even at westminster, there is still institutional racism? we talk about something being institutional. and the reason why we talk about it being institutional, it's because it's notjust about you or me deciding to be racist against someone. you look at the whole picture. and so, yes, if we were to look at the whole picture, the message that we would be saying is, can we ask why we do not have more people that reflects great britain in leadership in all the various walks of life? but if i may, you were an insider to a cer

iam in pain, and i'm not the only one. most of the girls in my class have had suicidal thoughts. student told us why she tried to end her life. we're hiding her identity to protect her. going to university and meeting my friends was the only comfort and happiness i had in my life. and it was banned. i started spending a lot of time alone, at home, withjust one thought on my mind. that nothing was ever going to be ok again. one night i tried to take my own life. her words give an insight into a less visible yet urgent crisis facing afghanistan. particularly its women. in a patriarchal society, especially one worn out by a long war, one in two people, most of them women, suffered from mental health issues, even before the taliban took over. now, experts tell us, the situation is worse than ever before. i am really sorry for your loss. can you tell us what happened? we spoke to the father of a girl who took her own life on the first day of the new school term this year. he is in a remote province. translation: until that day she had believed - that the schools would eventually reope

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yes, iam. one of them was jacob lusk from gabriels, a band championed by elton.ost incredible outfits. his voice is bigger than life. the way that he tickles those keys with his fingers this this is like nothing i've ever seen live ever. but i think there's something about his music that speaks to the soul. elton's other guests included the killers' brandon flowers. but tonight was less about those surprises and more about one man and his incredible back catalogue. how are you enjoying the music? i think he's wonderful. god love him, he is one of the old ones, and us old ones rock. i mean, i've always loved all of his songs. i love that you canjust blast them out, sing along. just iconic, isn't he? just so special to be here. might be the last time we ever see him performing live. you're going to make me cry. ican't... i can't even believe - i'm here watching him. at glastonbury. mwah. elton delivered hit after hit, and a grand finale that took us from a farm in somerset right up into space. # i'm a rocket man... just want to show the front page of the bbc news w