(ivor chuckles) (chuckling, judy crying) >> i know it is. i know. i know it's every day, i know, dad, i know. >> good. >> but that is the, like that, yourmpatience is a bit of a let-out. >> yeah, you mean-- what do you mean? >> you're finally, for the firsn time today, shthat it's too painful. >> yeah.>> nd i can't imagine what it was like for you. >> yeah. w >> you know, ye a child. (judy crying) >> i haven't been able to cry because... (sighs) i think crying would have no end. but the memory's there, the memory's strong. for my mother, for my father, for all my family with their many children. this is a private matter, you know? people always want to see emotions-- forget , you know? we're talking about facts here. i'm not giving people the, the pleasure to see my emotions because... no. yb >> so evy's turned against mrs. merkel because of the refugee cris, so... >> well, it brought out the last, the worst in people, that's all. it brought out the worst in people. >> in germans, you mean? >> that's why there is a nazi party again here, because the

now wiley has won an ivor novello award for song writing.made me who i am. and when you are a son you go out in the world and you want to beat your own dad but like i said before, he is the dad and i am the son. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there the travel situation now. is a part suspension on th piccadilly there is a part suspension on the piccadilly and no woolwich ferry service. woolwich road is queueing towards the blackpool tunnel. houston road down to one lane for roadworks is bound past the british library. the atn has temporary traffic lights at the junction. now for your bank holiday weather forecast. not too many changes on the cards today except it is another beautiful day of weather across the capital. still a lot of sunshine around and it will still feel warm but the small difference is just the chance we will see a couple of showers breaking out in the west as we head towards the end of the afternoon. other than that for the vast majority it is another dry day. a mild start to the morning. a few early missed

. >> can you remember the first time you heard about what had happened to ivor as a little boy? >> uh, mum told me when i was ten years old. um... i, i jt remember going into a corner of the room and just sobbing my heart out. and from that moment on, i did not feel i was able to go to him when i was upset, because i didn't want to, and, and it-- and it was also, mum would often say, as well, she would-- e would say, you know, "don't upset dad," you know, "dad's been through enough." i do understand, and i've accepted that i won't be able to release my demons because i can't until he has. that's what i'm hoping i'll get from today. >> i certainly don't feel the need to go back to auschwitz. i was at the conference in krakow. and i was staying in a hotel and there was a notice in the hotel, "sightseeing tours to the salt mines and to auschwitz." now, that really offended me, that it's become a sightseeing event. a lot of people have their children to see auschwitz. i think rhaps maybe because it's easier to show it to them than talk about it. >> what was the trip like? about six

su >> a little ivor with the strength of a super hero and a side kick every step of the way. >> mo hashat a heart warming "riendship. that'sghtly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester ht, for all of us, thank you for watching a >>> lights, camera, access. >> she's the heartbeat of the story. >> i'm sharon tate. >> onlys""acc has the whole ue

speaking as he received a lifetime achievement award at the ivor novello awards, ashcroft revealed thatack to him. he called it a "truly kind and magnanimous" gesture. a reminder of our top story. the race is on to find a new british prime minister after theresa may announced she would step down as leader of the conservative party in two weeks' time. in an emotional statement, mrs may said she'd been unable to complete britain's withdrawal from the european union, despite her best efforts. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. hello, good evening. the weather is looking more unsettled as we head into the bank holiday weekend. we had some warm sunshine today, best of it for the eastern side of the uk, the more cloud has been coming in from the atlantic, producing a few showers. some of those still around actually at the moment, across southern parts of england and wales will fade away overnight. we will see the rain across northern scotland or so moving through, so a lot of dry weather overnight. some clear spells across northern ar

whatsoever and ivor submitted a very detailed and robust response to them and obviously the process in the party now which we are going through and they will be low no doubt assessing my response and it is hoping a decision will be made in the fairly near future don trump says he is trying to change things is there's been alleged leaks over his deal of the century from sheldon adelson saying u.s. sanctions military force may be used but he's sending the u.s. as abraham lincoln to threaten iran he says iran is behind the palestinians what do you think about the prospects for one that donald trump is a menace we're seeing this this latest development which is essentially you know browbeating or attempting to browbeat the palestinian north or a-t. into submission. with some proposition in relation to the suspects in the occupied territories and with the threat that you know of hamas doesn't go along with it of yet more military action against them i mean this is it's just so shocking it's a so appalling. you know the leader of the most powerful nation on earth is acting in this is bullyin