slightly more computed. _ iwill, and i have. slightly more computed. in — iwill, and i have.iwill, and i have. slightly more computed, in fact, in _ iwill, and i have. slightly more computed, in fact, in that - iwill, and i have. slightly more computed, in fact, in that he i i will, and i have. slightly more. computed, in fact, in that he has said he is engaging with the inquiry. i don't think he has actually handed over some of these messages just yet, but says that he intends to, and is in discussions about this. he said he is willing to give the inquiry all the unredacted versions of his whatsapp messages, which he has already given to the cabinet office. these are messages from april 2021 until more recently. they don't include whatsapp messages which the inquiry was also after from the period before that. remember covid—19 anti—government's response to that started right at the start of 2020, so that is quite a significant period of time where these messages are not able to be accessed at the moment. and the reason that borisjohnson has given for that is he says that the

sarah, iwill come to you — weak, that is bad. sarah, iwill come to you in _ weak, that is bad. _ weak, that is bad. sarah, iwill come to you in a moment, - weak, that is bad. sarah, iwill come to you in a moment, but| weak, that is bad. sarah, iwill- come to you in a moment, but one more question, because what we don't know is potentially how vladimir putin will respond in the short—term, either internally or externally in ukraine. how worried are the ukrainian military of any threat coming from across the belarus border?— threat coming from across the belarus border? j . , , belarus border? they've addressed that and they _ belarus border? they've addressed that and they said _ belarus border? they've addressed that and they said if— belarus border? they've addressed that and they said if anyone - belarus border? they've addressed that and they said if anyone tried . that and they said if anyone tried to attack, say prigozhin comes to belarus, and it is unclear where he is, if he were daft enough, it would be a suicide mission. they feel they've got the border under control. i

helena, iwill be back to ou newspapers. helena, iwill be back to you and — newspapers.ment or two, - newspapers. helena, iwill be back to you and a moment or two, we i to you and a moment or two, we continue to watch a variety of feeds of pictures from the helicopter to every angle on thatjob before the cameras trained on edge, you can see a glimpse of some of the pack of journalists because internationally this story is gaining huge interest as the prince takes on the tabloid press, he has spoken so many times in his book and the interview with oprah winfrey about his belief about how the british tabloid press has continued to overstep the limits, the boundaries, the impact that has had on his life, determined not to have a settlement in a case, as we had seen that so many other clients, but to take this all the way to the courts, and he has done that, he has given evidence. that has concluded, the case is going on but gerald shamash it will be before there is a conclusion in anyjudgment, but for people tuning in and watching these pictures, it is notjust prince harry

iwill use my everything around _ the number. iwill use my everything around me _ the number.d do good by the number— around me to try and do good by the number and — around me to try and do good by the numberand the around me to try and do good by the number and the player. we around me to try and do good by the number and the player.— number and the player. we know, don't worry. _ number and the player. we know, don't worry. very _ number and the player. we know, don't worry, very different - number and the player. we know, don't worry, very different to - don't worry, very different to making the move here at real madrid, where the demands are so high. they expect silverware and trophies. he is aware of that. he says he knows that from the pressure he puts on himself. it is interesting when you consider, coming other players who have moved here in the past, the ready—made superstars in world football... this offers a slight change from that approach. clearly, now, real madrid are looking to buy those stars of the future, those players that they can build a team around, and

obviously, iwill not be confused. — title. obviously, iwill not be confused, today _ title.be confused, today we could . title. obviously, i will not be l confused, today we could have title. obviously, i will not be - confused, today we could have lost a game. it would be the same. in the past when we lose a game, if we had failed, we will do and these kind of adjectives. so we are the same. this year, it was written in the stars so this time, this year manchester city must win and buy in munich, real madrid, inter milan, we deserve it. the city manager also revealed how he is keenly anticipating the celebrations over the next couple of days, including terminal�*s a victory parade in manchester. i’m days, including terminal's a victory parade in manchester.— parade in manchester. i'm looking forward to manchester. _ parade in manchester. i'm looking forward to manchester. on - parade in manchester. i'm looking | forward to manchester. on monday afternoon to put in our coach and bus of the three trophies. it is another —— it is an honourfor me to be alongside alex ferguson i

iwill about this for the rest of my life. i will do anything. she life. iwill do anything.ica, to have a chance for her — africa, to have a chance for her fans _ africa, to have a chance for her fans to directly connect with— her fans to directly connect with that. it her fans to directly connect with that-— with that. it is pretty clear africa is — with that. it is pretty clear africa is calling, _ with that. it is pretty clear africa is calling, let's i with that. it is pretty clear| africa is calling, let's hope the world's biggest stars can hear. before the business i want to show you what is going on over at vogue, an 82—year—old covergirl, of course it is the actress marie margolies, she says despite new cycle and the screaming indignities of social media, a great deal ofjoy is still to be found in the world. i promise. hello. the warm weather is set to continue, but you might be thinking more about the rainfall by now. it's notjust our parks and gardens that are desperate for the rain, but, of course, our wildlife, and there is some rain on the horizon. if i show you

iwill ask, _ and... skews me? we can still hear you. 0k. iwill ask, obviously, - you. 0k.war in ukraine is the thing you. l>i~l. iwillask, obviously, the war in ukraine is the thing on everyone's mind. how much, if at all, has the war changed or not changed attitudes towards lgbt rights and ukraine?— rights and ukraine? yes, i think it's happened- _ rights and ukraine? yes, i think it's happened. we _ rights and ukraine? yes, i think it's happened. we definitely - it's happened. we definitely appreciate the freedom and the lives of every ukrainian. it's what our country is fighting for against russian aggression. and lgbt people of the front line whose rights are not legally recognised have some challenges when it comes to caring for their same—sex partners, when it comes to their kids, when it comes to dealing with their properties. so, our common goals, challenges, are making us much closer to our victory. we are here to protect the world and freedom, the darkness of dictatorship, brutalaggression. previously, pride marches had to have heavy police presence. they were so

female sport is hard so, you know, iwill beat her. fight for you and could you consider a loss here and what they might do to your career? if i lose again the pool is very shallow and there is no way for me to enter again. with only a few days to go until the start of wimbledon a former top player has announced she is coming out of retirement. caroline wozniacki will return to tennis not in time for the grasscourt season. the dane took a step back from the sport in 2020 after a long career in which she won the australian open and was twice world number one. she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. wozniacki who is now 32 with two young children, wants to return to playing and is eyeing up this is us open title. she could draw some inspiration from this lady. charlotte dujardin was one of the golden girls of london 2012 becoming a double olympic champion in the world's number one dressage rider. since then she has continued to break records and dominate the sport and after a short time off to have her first baby she is remarkably a

which... ..you know, obviously, iwill... ..regret forever — for him and for me. mostly him.ed maybe four or five times over the next few months. and... i know it's. .. ..unforgivable. um... but we weren't boyfriends. we weren't in a relationship. i was really in a mess with my own sexuality at the time. and... ..itjust happened. how old was he at this stage? 20, 21. who knew on the team? nobody. to my knowledge. i mean, somebody has to know something for there to be a rumour later on. i didn't believe that anybody knew. and did you ever tell holly willoughby? no — god, no. that's a bit of a bigger question, because we have... 0ur make—up room was like a sanctuary — has always been a sanctuary. so you tell everything in that room. holly knows everything about me. i know everything about holly. holly did not know. nobody knew. and you never... you never told her? no, i didn't tell anybody. i mean, the reason this matters is because it is about potential abuse of power. and it is... i understand that. and that is a very, very valid question to put to me. and people would say th

or something bad, we did a very poor job, i will tell you. something bad, we did a very poor job, iwill tell you. first something bad, we did a very poor job, i will tell you. first thing you learn is don't put them on the sidewalk outside of the white house. as a former president we were negotiating with the national archives, just as every other president has done, and the next thing i knew, mar—a—lago was raided by gun toting fbi agents. we were negotiating. and again meanwhile biden has troves of classified documents from his time as vice president, which is much tougher actually. it is actually a much tougher standard. and even as a senator and the senators are not allowed to bring classified documents and i heard a senator who happens to be a democrat, he was beside himself, he couldn't believe that biden took classified documents as a senator, it is a real no no, can't do it. i was amazed i saw him, i am sure he changed his tune when he got the hell beat out of him when he got the hell beat out of him when he went back into his beautiful marble clad office. many of biden's docume

which... ..you know, obviously, iwill... ..regret forever — for him and for me. mostly him.r or five times over the next few months. and... i know it's. .. ..unforgivable. um... but we weren't boyfriends. we weren't in a relationship. i was really in a mess with my own sexuality at the time. and... ..itjust happened. how old was he at this stage? 20, 21. 0ur arts and media correspondent david sillito is with me now. he has watched the entire interview. let's start where that interview started with the fragile mental state of phillip schofield. it’s state of phillip schofield. it's hard to watch. _ state of phillip schofield. it�*s hard to watch. fragile, broken, very vulnerable. i can see on the blackness, sadness and remorse ahead of me. this is a man who has clearly struggling. it's hard to watch. there was a moment this morning on british television, is or programme, which is largely avoided the topic of phillip schofield over the last few weeks but presenter was in tears over what she had seen but also since she was struggling about what to think about all of this becaus

which... ..you know, obviously, iwill... ..regret forever — for him and for me. mostly him.mes over the next few months. and... i know it's. .. ..unforgivable. um... but we weren't boyfriends. we weren't in a relationship. i was really in a mess with my own sexuality at the time. and... ..itjust happened. how old was he at this stage? 20, 21. who knew on the team? nobody. to my knowledge. i mean, somebody has to know something for there to be a rumour later on. i didn't believe that anybody knew. and did you ever tell holly willoughby? no — god, no. that's a bit of a bigger question, because we have... 0ur make—up room was like a sanctuary — has always been a sanctuary. so you tell everything in that room. holly knows everything about me. i know everything about holly. holly did not know. nobody knew. and you never... you never told her? no, i didn't tell anybody. i mean, the reason this matters is because it is about potential abuse of power. and it is... i understand that. and that is a very, very valid question to put to me. and people would say the circumstances are as f

iwill— actions are taking place in ukraine. i will not _ actions are taking place in ukraine.hey are, but i am sure that we will feel— phase they are, but i am sure that we will feel all of that definitely. i we will feel all of that definitely. i would — we will feel all of that definitely. i would not trust these or those telegram — i would not trust these or those telegram channels, and in particular putin _ telegram channels, and in particular putin it _ telegram channels, and in particular putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions _ putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions and steps after which we understood that we could not trust this kind _ understood that we could not trust this kind of— understood that we could not trust this kind of information. we need to trust, _ this kind of information. we need to trust. as— this kind of information. we need to trust. as it _ this kind of information. we need to trust, as it seems to me, our military, — trust, as it seems to me, our military, our— trust, as it seems to me, our military, our soldiers, and daily i am in

away from the house of commons, yvette cooper responding to the home secretary, suella braverman, iwills of stories that were coming on as we were listening to that, which are worth marking, first to the united states because the former vice president, mike pence, will seek the 2024 republican presidential nomination. that is according to a filing in the last little while with the federal election commission. so the various teams we have in washington looking at that, but it was much talked about. mike pence, who is 63, launching his campaign. apparently he will launch his campaign with a video and a speech on wednesday, in the early nominating state of iowa. that is coming from three sources familiar with the situation, who have talked to writers and of course that will pit him against donald trump, —— they have talked to reuters news agency. that will pit him against donald trump, who of course has been pretty loyal, whom mike pence has been pretty loyal to, but failed to back him when he attempted to overturn the 2020 election results, so mike pence throwing his hat in the ring in a

which... ..you know, obviously, iwill... ..regret forever — for him and for me. mostly him. maybe four or five times over the next few months. and... i know it's. .. ..unforgivable. um... but we weren't boyfriends. we weren't in a relationship. i was really in a mess with my own sexuality at the time. and... ..itjust happened. how old was he at this stage? 20, 21. who knew on the team? nobody. to my knowledge. and did you ever tell holly willoughby? no — god, no. holly did not know. nobody knew. finally, what would you say to the young man? to you i am the most sorry. by getting involved with me i have caused you so much pain, i will never forgive myself that i made a bad judgment call. phillip schofield, thank you so much for your time. and if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview with phillip schofield, there is a list of organisations which can provide help. it's at the bbc action line website, at bbc.co.uk/actionline now some reaction to that from our panel. ryan, thank you for being on our panel this evening. it is a difficult watch, brian,

i possible and always put the children lst~ iwill— possible and always put the children ist.ill never forget how excited he was putting plans together and then creating his show stopping christmas displays which never failed — christmas displays which never failed to— christmas displays which never failed to wow and impress everybody that saw _ failed to wow and impress everybody that saw them. in recent weeks he had helped — that saw them. in recent weeks he had helped year three with a sewing project _ had helped year three with a sewing project and created hassles for the children's— project and created hassles for the children's reading corners to make them _ children's reading corners to make them even — children's reading corners to make them even more engaging. he was full of fun— them even more engaging. he was full of fun with _ them even more engaging. he was full of fun with a _ them even more engaging. he was full of fun with a mischievous glint in his eye, — of fun with a mischievous glint in his eye, particularly when joining in with— his eye, particularly when

iwill give stage for the six years since the referendum result.all would be up in the air and he would be growling. he said afterwards, i am very, very worried about this film. because you are at the knight and i kept trying to hit it and knock your head off. —— the net. i am really worried that when you put your film together you may make it look as if you are a better tennis player than i am. that is the way he is. he is the most competitive of men. if he decided —— at the age of five he decided he wanted to be world king. he toned it down a little bit and decided he wanted to be british prime minister. and spent all his life until it became british prime minister doing that, seeking to be prime minister. when he was at eton he was often in the... sorry, iam when he was at eton he was often in the... sorry, i am getting some talkback in my ears. i don't know where it is coming from. sorry. when he was at eton he was often in school plays. and he never learned his lines. and the school plays would turn into a farcical play. it was between boris a

no, iwill nearly died. he got married, he lost his mum. no, i will not give way.house. the question is is the committee right that he did it deliberately and is the punishment fair? this is where i struggle. there are some good people who have sat on that committee. annable memberfrom who have sat on that committee. annable member from warrington south is someone i am pleased to call a friend. but i have to say, i think this committee is set up to fail before they start why? let me use a football analogy. before they start why? let me use a footballanalogy. if before they start why? let me use a football analogy. if man city's star player had to sit in front of seven of his peers for hearing, how fair would it be if three of the committee were man united players? not to marry. no, no matter how honourable, the opportunity to take down the opposition's star player would be too much. i think if we are going to use mps as committee members, which i think we should, who else knows what this job is like, then they must be at the same party. we must select labour member

iwill- tomorrow. predictions for tomorrow? i will stay - tomorrow. predictions for tomorrow?l. it remains to be — that game as well. it remains to be seen but i think as said there — to be seen but i think as said there are _ to be seen but i think as said there are signs pointing in particular directions but we really— particular directions but we really do not know with this call~ — really do not know with this call~ i— really do not know with this call. i think the better description was that there are these — description was that there are these key areas in which the court — these key areas in which the court is _ these key areas in which the court is moving in a particular direction _ court is moving in a particular direction and there is some nuance _ direction and there is some nuance with other cases so we cannot — nuance with other cases so we cannot assume that there will be a — cannot assume that there will be a 63 — cannot assume that there will be a 63 block in every decision.— be a 63 block in every decision. ., ., ~ ., ,., be a 63 block in every decision. ., .

iwill thank you for bringing us the latest from boston. is now with the search has about 20 hours or so left to try and locate. five people on board, for adults and one teenager. there have been noises were heard, no confirmation if those noises are coming from the sub but the hope is that they are and they are searching in the area where those noises are coming from. this is bbc news. hello then. for most of us, it's been another warm, sunnyjune day. take a look at godalming. earlier on, you can see a beautiful summer solstice story, but there have been some showers around and some of them fairly persistent, some running through glastonbury, some through wales, up into lincolnshire and others across eastern scotland. just take a look at aberdeen just a few hours ago, threatening looking skies. you knew what was heading in your direction, but most those showers will tend to fade away as we go through the evening and overnight, a little bit of fair weather cloud still the risk of an isolated shower from that cloud, maybe a bit misty and mur

iwill see to our colleagues taking over from london. i will see you soon. goodbye for now. hello.th thunder and lightning, gusty winds, too. this is what it looked like earlier on the satellite image as that cold front swept across the country and you can see where all lightning has been. this is now mostly out to sea and the skies have cleared across many western areas. all the while, further south in lincolnshire, temperatures reached 32.2 celsius. and many will be pleased to hear that the week ahead is looking a lot fresher, but it will be a changeable one with some rain at times for our parks and gardens. let's have a look at the forecast, then, as we head through monday. that weather front is now well out to sea, and behind it, we've got these fresher atlantic conditions, so in the morning, belfast, 12 celsius, 13 in birmingham and around 15 expected in norwich and london. and it's going to be a beautiful sunny morning and a fine afternoon as well with scattered fair—weather clouds developing and, yes, a few showers will develop across northern ireland, parts of scotland and

iwill have to interrupt you because we are at the end of the programme.some thunderstorms as well. we do need the rain fall because it has been so very dry over the last 2—3 weeks in some parts of the country and even in the others are close to months of no rainfall at all. central parts of england, last time it rained with the 11th of rain and southern parts of wales have not seen rain for about a month. the reason for it is this persistent area of high pressure. it is sinking air through the atmosphere that is why we call it high—pressure. it is stuck here and it prevents weather fronts from coming off of the atlantic. does not necessarily mean it has been all that sunny, in fact we have seen low clots forming in the north sea being pushed by that wind that blows around the area high—pressure. the cloudy mornings, but then brighter afternoon. through the course of the night we will see low cloud being pushed in once again by that breeze off of the north see. skies across western parts of the kit will be clear, i think temperatures will be no lower than

iwill and the last few minutes, actually from her spokesperson. i will read it.lice scotland, nicola sturgeon has attended an interview, where she was to be arrested and questioned in relation to operation branch form, thatis relation to operation branch form, that is the operation looking into the funding of the snp. the statement adds that nicola sturgeon has consistently said she would cooperate with the investigation if asked. she continues to do so. this police operation, as you just reflected a brian taylor, has been going on for a long time. it has been quite a few weeks now since miss sturgeon's husband peter murrell and the treasurer of the snp, the former treasurer called colin beattie, since they were arrested. it has been a few weeks. i think there had been an expectation in the party actually that this had died down a bit, and maybe there was some room to breathe, after some of the chi bolt that took place when nicola sturgeon took down and humza yousaf took over as snp leader and first —most of scotland. —— at some of that tumults. but given what is

now, obviously, iwill... regret foreverfor him and for me, mostly him. but it...ppened maybe four or five times over the next few months. and i know it's unforgivable. but on the most damaging allegation of grooming the other person while he was a minor, he gave a flat denial. it was a totally innocent picture, a totally innocent twitter follow, and then it was a completely innocent backwards and forwards over a period of time about a job, about careers. you know, you do that... what's wrong with that? on this morning, his former colleagues reacted. i remember what my mum said. my mum always said, you know, use your bible as your satnav in life, al, and in the bible, it says, "he without sin cast the first stone." phillip schofield spoke of what can happen when, as he puts it, the coverage becomes utterly relentless and out of control. he pointed to the suicide in 2020 of the former itv presenter caroline flack. how much do you want a man to take? and are you truly only happy when he's dead? and this is how caroline flack felt, and it didn't stop. and i know i've

but, iwill have to look aaain. ., ., ., , _ again. our mortgage has gone up by over £2,200 — again.mortgage has gone up by over £2,200 a _ again. our mortgage has gone up by over £2,200 a year. _ again. our mortgage has gone up by over £2,200 a year. as _ again. our mortgage has gone up by over £2,200 a year. as that - again. our mortgage has gone up by over £2,200 a year. as that stress l over £2,200 a year. as that stress for many grows. — over £2,200 a year. as that stress for many grows, politicians - over £2,200 a year. as that stress for many grows, politicians are - for many grows, politicians are grappling — for many grows, politicians are grappling to _ for many grows, politicians are grappling to find _ for many grows, politicians are grappling to find solutions. - for many grows, politicians are | grappling to find solutions. the prime — grappling to find solutions. the prime minister— grappling to find solutions. the prime minister has been - grappling to find solutions. the i prime minister has been attempts grappling to find solutions. the - prime minister has been att

the answer is no, inspired my writing, the answer is nor i_ inspired my writing, the answer is nor iwills death, _ no, i will not be writing about his death, i— no, i will not be writing about his death, i will be writing in spite of it. i death, i will be writing in spite of it. ~' ., death, i will be writing in spite of it. ~ ., ., ., . it. i knew that we had a clever, witty script- — it. i knew that we had a clever, witty script- i — it. i knew that we had a clever, witty script. i didn't _ it. i knew that we had a clever, witty script. i didn't know- it. i knew that we had a clever, witty script. i didn't know was i it. i knew that we had a clever, i witty script. i didn't know was how funny it was going to turn out to be in the edit. what richard brings, he made his name with withnail and i, the same sort of role that brings you comedy but complete tragedy, he can encompass both. it is one of his finest performances, he exploded. the film has a very english feel to it but it was actually shot in hamburg in germany —— he is splendid. hamburg in germany -- he is splendid-— hamburg in

yeah, iwill try and get a proper period of work done before wimbledon stance.he last 16 where he'llfacejir lehe ka of the czech republic. in birmingham, katie boulter lost her first match since becoming the new british number one. she was looking for back to back titles, following last week's victory in nottingham but was beaten in straight sets by zhu lin of china. burrage lost to fellow briton harriet dart by 2 sets to one. she will now face the number five seed from ukraine. that is all the sport, rememberyou seed from ukraine. that is all the sport, remember you can stay up—to—date using the bbc sport website and the app. hello, good evening. a very changeable day to day, sunny spells around at times, but also longer spells of rain and heavy thundery showers sparked off by all of that daytime heat. some lovely weather watcher pictures coming in, including this one in the western isles. there will still be more thunderstorms developing throughout the day. not everywhere, though. dry weather too, decent spells of sunshine for most. this is a picture from earl

iwill take and i will never be too far away from it.nd that flying dismount, we pass it on to — there. and that flying dismount, we pass it on to anyone _ there. and that flying dismount, we pass it on to anyone else? - there. and that flying dismount, we pass it on to anyone else? i - there. and that flying dismount, we pass it on to anyone else? i think i pass it on to anyone else? i think i've pass it on to anyone else? i think we given — pass it on to anyone else? i think we given my _ pass it on to anyone else? i think i've given my knees _ pass it on to anyone else? i think i've given my knees and - pass it on to anyone else? i think i've given my knees and my - pass it on to anyone else? i think| i've given my knees and my ankle pass it on to anyone else? i think i i've given my knees and my ankle a bit of a rest and that's a good thing. it's been part of my trademark for so many years, and a bit of fun doing it and i'm sure that somebody else is going to take it on and use it themselves. tbs, bit it on and use it themselves. a b

iwill government on families here in sheffield. i will never forgive boris — sheffield.oris johnson for how he managed the andemic. ., ,, , ., ,, , ., pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. _ pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i— pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i am _ pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i am seeing - pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i am seeing that i pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in| taunton, hello. i am seeing that you are a manager of a care home. an important plank of this inquiry. i am. my thoughts go out to the gentleman before and to all his colleagues. how emotive this subject has been, and still is. my heart goes out to him. we had our challenges at our end. don't forget the care homes, because we have been there and it is quite emotional. so if you were at the inquiry asking questions and making a point, what would it be? i questions and making a point, what would it be?— would it be? i would love that gentleman — would it be? i would love that gentleman with _ wo

it is not that bad, but if you said i say it, iwill...— say it, i will...n the iplayer, you can watch i say it, i will... it is on the iplayer, you can watch it i say it, i will... it is on the - iplayer, you can watch it yourself. fine. i thought we needed to support the privileges committee, openness and transparency are important, but as you _ and transparency are important, but as you say, — and transparency are important, but as you say, all of this stuff happened a year ago, two years ago, and what _ happened a year ago, two years ago, and what is _ happened a year ago, two years ago, and what is the future for us now is not the _ and what is the future for us now is not the stuff— and what is the future for us now is not the stuff that happened a year or two— not the stuff that happened a year or two ago, it is the stuff that will happen... or two ago, it is the stuff that will happen. . ._ will happen... but the line has happened _ will happen... but the line has happened in — will happen... but the line has happened in the _ will happen... but the

erm... ..which. .. ..you know, obviously, iwill... ..regret forever, for him and for me.four or five times over the next few months. and... ..i know it's unforgivable. erm... but we weren't boyfriends. we weren't in a relationship. i was really in a mess with my own sexuality at the time. and... ..itjust happened. how old was he at this stage? 20,21. and how else were you trying to help him? what else were you doing to help him with this morning? did you help him in terms of getting a showreel, or did you help him meet people because you had a lot of access...? i did a show... i helped him, and i think this might�*ve been before there'd been any contact. i helped him put his showreel together. so after he gets work experience at this morning... he's now got a job. so he was then given a job on his own merits because he was very good, erm, very good at his job. everybody loved him, erm, and... ..and worked very, very hard. yeah. i mean, it's clear from the testimony that lots of people have given him, he's a hugely talented and capable young man. massively talented. yeah.

iwill have one of _ morning. isn't that lovely? iwill have one of them, _ morning.. isn't that lovely? iwill. have one of them, please, ben! so cute. back with ben for those figures later. how are your nails after yesterday? the figures later. how are your nails after yesterday?— figures later. how are your nails after yesterday? the cricket was reall , after yesterday? the cricket was really. really _ after yesterday? the cricket was really, really tense. _ after yesterday? the cricket was really, really tense. we - after yesterday? the cricket was really, really tense. we knew i after yesterday? the cricket was really, really tense. we knew it| after yesterday? the cricket was . really, really tense. we knew it was auoin to really, really tense. we knew it was going to be — really, really tense. we knew it was going to be thrilling _ really, really tense. we knew it was going to be thrilling and _ really, really tense. we knew it was going to be thrilling and exciting. i going to be thrilling and exciting. it going to be thrilling and exciting. it was _ going to b

michael, iwill update our audience, because _ moscow.will update our audience, because we have more l audience, because we have more information about how this news came about. the belarus's president has apparently held talks with yevgeny prigozhin during which he agreed to stop his troops and de—escalate the situation. this is being reported by the news channel. prigozhin accepted the news channel. prigozhin accepted the proposal to stop the movement of wagner movement, and further steps to to de—escalate it. it said it was proving possible to find an acceptable variant of the escalating the situation with security guarantees. i will bring you back in. tell us about the channel, saying the conversation had been agreed. it saying the conversation had been aareed. , ,, , saying the conversation had been aareed. , ,, ., saying the conversation had been aareed. , ., ,., agreed. it is russia's rolling state run tv channel. _ agreed. it is russia's rolling state run tv channel. thinking - agreed. it is russia's rolling state run tv channel.

iwill have to tell you when we are off- know. i can't tell you.ah, the great thing about our band is we i great thing about our band is we actually like each other! we still like each other. so yeah, i think it is a lot easier to do what we do when you are fine being around each other. i literally came from france last night. we are doing festivals all over europe just now. everybody is like, see you on monday. i was is like, see you on monday. i was fully exoeeting — is like, see you on monday. i was fully expecting you... _ is like, see you on monday. i was fully expecting you... that i is like, see you on monday. i was fully expecting you... that is i is like, see you on monday. i was fully expecting you... that is tea | fully expecting you... that is tea in the cup. i fully expecting you... that is tea in the cup-— in the cup. i don't know why everybody _ in the cup. i don't know why everybody thinks _ in the cup. i don't know why everybody thinks it - in the cup. i don't know why everybody thinks it is i in the cup. i don't know why i everybo

well, iwill so much pain and, again, i am... would be very, very different for everybody. things would be very, very different for everybody-— things would be very, very different for everybody. thank you so much for our time. for everybody. thank you so much for yourtime- if— for everybody. thank you so much for yourtime- if you _ for everybody. thank you so much for your time. if you or _ for everybody. thank you so much for your time. if you or someone - for everybody. thank you so much for your time. if you or someone you i your time. if you or someone you know has been effective by any issues raised in this programme, head to... hello there. good afternoon. for the vast majority of us, it's a beautiful day of weather with plenty of blue sky and sunshine around, such as here in denbighshire in wales. the photo sent in by our weather watcher and it's also brightened up across east anglia where it's been cloudy and really quite cool for much of the week. this is beautiful. this in norfolk. now it's all set to continue as we he

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

right. 0k, iwill— rwanda now. but they can't handle... right, ok, | will stay _ rwanda now. out _ rwanda now. but they can't handle... right, ok, i will stay out of— rwanda now. but they can't handle... right, ok, i will stay out of it, - right, ok, i will stay out of it, what would you say, harjap bhangal? it may act as part of a deterrent, but it_ it may act as part of a deterrent, but it is— it may act as part of a deterrent, but it is not— it may act as part of a deterrent, but it is not going to deter 40,000 people. _ but it is not going to deter 40,000 people, knowing there is only 500 spaces _ people, knowing there is only 500 spaces. rwanda can in no way taken 50,000 _ spaces. rwanda can in no way taken 50,000 people a year. in fact, if we work— 50,000 people a year. in fact, if we work it_ 50,000 people a year. in fact, if we work it out— 50,000 people a year. in fact, if we work it out at — 50,000 people a year. in fact, if we work it out at the cost of £170,000 per person. — work it out at the cost of £170,000 per person, and 11,000 have come so far, per person, a

iwill long rememberyour call, what a thing that happened. thank you so much.and diaries — to the covid public inquiry by four today. so far it's held back information it says it doesn't consider releva nt. labour mp geraint davies has been suspended from the party after claims of completely unacceptable behaviour, reported by the website politico. labour says the allegations are incredibly serious. the mp for swansea west told politico he did not recognise the allegations. a rare plant — normally found only in the swamps of south—west florida and in cuba — is beginning to flower in the uk for the first time. there are fewer than 2,000 florida ghost orchids in existence but one has gone on display at kew gardens in london. those were the new headlines, now the sport. england's cricketers are half—an—hour away from starting their ashes summer as they take on ireland on day one of their one—off four—day test at lords. you can listen to test match special over on 5 sports extra right now. there was history made in the t20 blast last night as james vince became the

iwill abstain. - evidence. will you vote for the report? i will abstain. what i evidence.t will the prime minister do? i don't. report? i will abstain. what will i the prime minister do? i don't know. i think it is critically _ the prime minister do? i don't know. i think it is critically important i i think it is critically important each individual member of the house of commons formed their own judgment. i would of commons formed their own judgment. iwould not of commons formed their own judgment. i would not wish to influence anyone else, my own judgment is the committee have done good work, it is a good report, there are clear areas where the actions of borisjohnson as prime minister. what of what should have been expected, no doubt about that. —— fall short. he has already forfeited hisjob as prime minister and left the house of commons. bi; and left the house of commons. by his own volition. is it important that prime minister... mr; his own volition. is it important that prime minister. . .- his own volition. is it important that prime minister... my own view is i

for obvious reasons, iwill— on the other house?here the prime minister to recommend a peerage against the commission's formal advice, the house of lords appointments commission has previously undertaken it would ripely —— publicly to the relevant parliamentary select committee. relevant parliamentary select committee-— relevant parliamentary select committee. ., , committee. that complete prime minister's questions. _ that was prime minister's question time. the weekly session with rishi sunak facing kier starmer and questions from other members of parliament. the big issue that labour raised was how kier starmer asked whether the government is in favour of building 300,000 homes a year or not? the labour leader said house—building is at its lowest level since the war because rishi sunak will not stand up because rishi sunak will not stand up to his party. rishi sunak said —— responded by saying 2.2 million homes have been built under the conservatives, more than under labour. he also said he promised to put local people in charge

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iwill- it is your show. i was being provocative. i will stop - it is your show.. i will stop all i it is your show. i was being i provocative. i will stop all that nonsense. within the party, this is very difficult. let us hear from people, sarah, in doncaster, good morning. people, sarah, in doncaster, good morninu. people, sarah, in doncaster, good mornin., ., people, sarah, in doncaster, good morninu. ., ., ., morning. good morning. how are you doin: ? morning. good morning. how are you doin:? i morning. good morning. how are you doing? i want— morning. good morning. how are you doing? i want to _ morning. good morning. how are you doing? i want to know— morning. good morning. how are you doing? i want to know how _ morning. good morning. how are you doing? i want to know how you - morning. good morning. how are you doing? i want to know how you are i doing? i want to know how you are doinu , doing? i want to know how you are doing. where _ doing? i want to know how you are doing. where you _ doing? i want to know how you are doing, where you are _ doing? i wa

iwill see if they made the right decision. i will say anything to do decision.ating to stop and then this video is circhrom; to stop and then this video is circhrom , to stop and then this video is circhrom , you to stop and then this video is circhrom , you know, to stop and then this video is circhrom , you know, sittingtp him from, you know, sitting there. but i'd like to point out, as someone who knows sean, he doesn't drink he wasn't he doesn't drink and he wasn't there. so you know, even there. so you know, don't even get started. probably true. get me started. probably true. he had left before that. so just so people don't think- he had left before that. so just so people don't think he- “at: so just so people don't think he was there— so people don't think he was there eettwhe— so people don't think he was there partying with everyone, he went— there partying with everyone, he weeh-t—eeh-t- there partying with everyone, he| wasn't—don't even wasn't even there. i don't even get started on the fact that get me started on the fact that people are getting in

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no sports party exactly iwill party is at all. exactly i will say any golf party is at all.rather i'd rather this oil money went into golf than went tnte— money went into golf than went tnte seensenne— money went into golf than went into sponsoring the wahhabist tteeteew— into sponsoring the wahhabist ideology ent— into sponsoring the wahhabist ideology and terrorism around. it's ideology and terrorism around. we net— ideology and terrorism around. we net en— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either or— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either or and- it's not an either or and they've got a bit left over anyway daily star to finish off this round. so they lead with a surprisingly serious story for the daily star, considering there's actual apparent evidence of ufos, which normally we've got evidence of ufos in the front cover of the daily star when there isn't any evidence. but but yeah, police have failed to but but yeah, police have failed te sewe— but but yeah, police have failed te setwe e— but but yeah

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no sports party exactly iwill party is at all. exactly i will say any golf party is at all.to sponsoring the wahhabist lloology— into sponsoring the wahhabist lloology anl— into sponsoring the wahhabist ideology and terrorism around. it's ideology and terrorism around. no nol— ideology and terrorism around. no nol an— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either or— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either or and- it's not an either or and they've got a bit left over anyway daily star to finish off this round. so they lead with a surprisingly serious story for the daily star, considering there's actual apparent evidence of ufos, which normally we've got evidence of ufos in the front cover of the daily star when there isn't any evidence. but but yeah, police have failed to but but yeah, police have failed lo solvo— but but yeah, police have failed lo solo a— but but yeah, police have failed to solve a single— but but yeah, police have failed to solve a single burglary in noanly— to solve a single burglary in noa

iwill— group. do they have much travelling support? i will show— group.will show you in just a - support? i will show you in 'ust a moment. — support? i will show you in 'ust a moment. there fl support? i will show you in 'ust a moment. there was i support? i will show you in 'ust a moment. there was quite _ support? i will show you in just a moment. there was quite an - support? i will show you in just a l moment. there was quite an expat community and people who had travelled for the game. scotland produced an extraordinary late fight back to win their euro 2024 qualifier against norway in oslo. trailing by an erling haaland goal with just moments to go, scotland scored twice in two minutes to pull off a famous win, maintaining their perfect start in the competiton. jo currie reports. scotla nd scotland have produced the most dramatic of finishes. ht scotland have produced the most dramatic of finishes.— dramatic of finishes. it was an unforgettable _ dramatic of finishes. it was an unforgettable night _ dramatic of finishes. it was an unforgettable nigh