john henderson, bbc news.val next year have sold out within an hour of going on sale this morning. the festival's organisers posted on x, formerly twitter, that �*demand had greatly exceeded supply�*. none of the headline acts have announced yet. earlier i spoke to one of our own, aisling taylor, who has managed to grab some of those hot tickets today. well, you can only buy a maximum of six tickets per person. so what we did was split up ourfriendship group into little pods or little groups, and we made an excel spreadsheet where you�*ve got your name, your registration number and your postcode, because once you get in there, it�*s all seems to happen in the blink of an eye. you need to be prepared. and the idea is that if one of those six people gets through to the point where you can get the tickets, they will buy it for their group. the thing is that sometimes two people from that same group will get through, so then they can buy tickets for the piece, pull down the line in the next group. so it�*s about h

john henderson, bbc news. the bestjob in the world, asjoanne carter reports. a passion for photography brought them all together. an experienced photographer himself for over 60 years, a passion for photography brought them all together. an experienced photographer himself for over 60 years, he was the right man in the right place to help the members of vision northumberland get back out with their cameras. that's cracking that, isn't it? yeah. you've got all the colours and the shades. some people have got glaucoma, some got macular degeneration, some people have got diabetic retinopathy, so it varies. and it's a case of talking to each person, finding out what they can see through the lens and how best we can help them encompass everything that they see and get it in focus and take the best shots. so, you get the the mirror reflection in the water. 0k, yeah, yeah. we've all got different vision conditions and we've all got different levels of eyesight. and i think with the photography, you can see things tha

john henderson, bbc news.bury in the west of england. a group of mps says the government must be clearer about the scale of dangerous concrete in schools in england and what�*s being done about it. the public accounts committee says there�*s a "lack of basic information" but the department for education says it has taken swift action to identify schools with raac and to fix it. our education correspondent hazel shearing has this report. from durham to warwick, schools in england with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, or raac, were told to shut days before the start of term if they didn�*t have safety measures in place. but two—and—a—half months on, what do we know about the prevalence of raac in schools and what�*s being done to fix it? not nearly enough, according to mps on the public accounts committee. their report calls on the department for education to give more information about the scale of the problem, including how many children have been affected by school closures, and to set out its plans to

john henderson, bbc news. was split up ourfriendship group into little pods or little groups, and we made an excel spreadsheet where you�*ve got your name, your registration number and your postcode, because once you get in there, it�*s all seems to happen in the blink of an eye. you need to be prepared. and the idea is that if one of those six people gets through to the point where you can get the tickets, they will buy it for their group. the thing is that sometimes two people from that same group will get through, so then they can buy tickets for the piece, pull down the line in the next group. so it�*s about having the tickets up on your computer and then on your phone on the group chat, just frantically messaging back and forth. and then within a few minutes it all sometimes works out. the level of organisation was impressive. what was that moment like? what was it feeling like trying to kind of beat the system to some degree? well, in my heart of hearts, i didn�*t think we would get tickets, so it was ju

john henderson, bbc news.e will announce decisions — treasury, when he will announce decisions about all sorts of things that will— decisions about all sorts of things that will affect all of us in our wallets — that will affect all of us in our wallets. but at a time when we know so many _ wallets. but at a time when we know so many people are still really struggling to pay the bills, what will he — struggling to pay the bills, what will he have in his red box? he will be live _ will he have in his red box? he will be live with — will he have in his red box? he will be live with us in the studio at 9am — be live with us in the studio at 9am we _ be live with us in the studio at 9am. we would be picketing questions including _ 9am. we would be picketing questions including from the audience to him he plans— including from the audience to him he plans to — including from the audience to him he plans to do. we hear from rachel reeves _ he plans to do. we hear from rachel reeves from the labour party who fancies

a major search was launched after john hurst, harvey owen will henderson and hugo morris failed to returnfrom a camping trip in the snowdonia area on sunday. police confirmed that their car left the road near tremadog og superintendent owen llewellyn says it appears to have been a tragic accident. shortly after 10 am. this morning, a member of the public contacted us, reporting a vehicle having left the road between beddgelert and ruthin . between beddgelert and ruthin. >> police officers attended and located a ford fiesta vehicle upside down, partially submerged in water. tragically, the bodies of four young males were recovered from within the vehicle . vehicle. >> the national living wage will increase by almost 10. more than 2 million full time workers are set to benefit from a pay rise of more than £1,800 a year from next april. the announcement comes ahead of tomorrow's autumn statement. chief secretary to the treasury laura trott says it will help end low pay in the country. >> it's fantastic news. we're announcing the biggest ever increase to the national living wage . it's worth

a major search was launched after john hurst , major search was launched after john hurst, harvey owen wilf henderson and hugo morris failed to return home from a camping trip in the snowdonia area on sunday. police confirmed their car left the road near tremadog superintendent irwin llewellyn says it appears to have been a tragic accident . tragic accident. >> shortly after 10 am. this morning, a member of the public contacted us, reporting a vehicle having left the road between beddgelert and ruthin . between beddgelert and ruthin. police officers attended and located a ford fiesta vehicle upside down, partially submerged in water, tragically , the bodies in water, tragically, the bodies of four young males were recovered from within the vehicle . vehicle. >> the national living wage will increase by almost 10, more than 2 million full time workers are set to benefit from a pay rise of more than £1,800 a year from next april . the announcement next april. the announcement comes ahead of tomorrow's autumn statement . israel's prime statement. israel's prime minister says hostages taken from terror g