well eight and a half million people currently to ken bruce's radio show , i would ken bruce's radiojecture that some of them young people. i think this guy is very talented and enjoyed his show . absolutely. you can't show. absolutely. and you can't tell really. how old he is on the radio and sounds exactly the same to me . the radio and sounds exactly the same to me. he. the radio and sounds exactly the same to me . he. why do you think same to me. he. why do you think he left? let's indulge in some some some gossips and tittle tattle some speculate why he. i want to be fair to the okay first of all they're going for this diversity because. they the bbc to the whole country bbc wants to the whole country in output . they will defend in its output. they will defend that. and the bbc watched that. and the bbc still watched by every listened to. by millions every listened to. so he is a globally product. so i don't want to attack the beeb too much but ken bruce , he too much but ken bruce, he shouldn't be leaving the bbc . shouldn't be leaving the bbc. why is he? i'm told his salary w

well eight and a half million people currently to ken bruce's radio show , i would ken bruce's radiojecture that some of them young people. i think this guy is very talented and enjoyed his show . absolutely. you can't show. absolutely. and you can't tell really. how old he is on the radio and sounds exactly the same to me . the radio and sounds exactly the same to me. he. the radio and sounds exactly the same to me . he. why do you think same to me. he. why do you think he left? let's indulge in some some some gossips and tittle tattle some speculate why he. i want to be fair to the okay first of all they're going for this diversity because. they the bbc to the whole country bbc wants to the whole country in output . they will defend in its output. they will defend that. and the bbc watched that. and the bbc still watched by every listened to. by millions every listened to. so he is a globally product. so i don't want to attack the beeb too much but ken bruce , he too much but ken bruce, he shouldn't be leaving the bbc . shouldn't be leaving the bbc. why is he? i'm told his salary w

responding to ken bruce early exit from the bbc. and it is always known he's leaving in march returning to wogan for a week after a month of broadcasting and is my devil wish can all the for best future but next key issues with turnover issues northern ireland deal yes we're back to brexit don't go too far. welcome back it's o'clock i'm dawn neesom tonight in a potential moment for the uk rishi sunak today a straw a new deal over the northern ireland protocol now made a decisive breakthrough together . we have breakthrough together. we have changed the protocol and today announcing the new windsor framework . catchy windsor framework. catchy windsor framework. catchy windsor framework. but amid accusations that sunak is selling off our sovereignty, would boris have done a betterjob of protecting done a better job of protecting the union? that's a big debate with my panel coming up next. and tonight, i'm joined by carole malone butterworth and beunda carole malone butterworth and belinda lucy. and gosh, i've got a lot to say. also co

vernon kay will take over from ken bruce on his mid—morning weekday slot on bbc radio 2.. vernon says he has over the moon and it is an honour to follow in the footsteps of the mighty ken bruce. david sillito is the bbc�*s media and arts correspondent. isa is a big surprise? not if you have been reading newspapers this morning because it was all over them. it had been leaked out, vernon kay will be stepping into the shoes of ken bruce and why is this a big deal? this is the biggestjob in radio, the biggest weekly audience, more than 8 million listeners, and these things do not happen very often. ken bruce, 31 years, may be a comparison with a few years ago atjimmy young when he left radio to. he had been there for about 30 years, desmond carrington 35, so it is one of those radio stations that people stay and they stay for a long time and becomes part of people's everyday life. there is always this concern, will i be able to cope if there is a new person, a new voice there? so yes, a lot of people wondering, this voice of youth, who is 48, he is not that young, and probab

so there you go on to the next thing, ken . bruce, as we next thing, ken. ement . vernon radio to his replacement. vernon kay was announced today. vernon, 48, taking the hotseat. ken bruce is spot on. radio two was the most listened to show in all of europe . vernon as a of europe. vernon as a replacement. this has been met with dismay from listeners of radio two. obviously, ken, bruce a huge, huge, huge following . a huge, huge, huge following. and fans have just said no , no, and fans have just said no, no, no, they're sick of this constant modernising to try attract younger listeners and fears that vernon won't play the old classic hits and doesn't have ken's. ken's warmth , but have ken's. ken's warmth, but he's promised he's going to try and keep keep the family radio two listeners going. it's difficult, isn't it you know it's not vernon kay's follow the bbc got rid of ken bruce no you know that's you know but it's a tough gig to follow isn't it? of course it's a thankless time there's a there's a big ageism problem think going within problem think goin

responding to ken bruce early exit from the bbc. it is always known he's leaving in march returning to wogan for a week after a month of broadcasting and is my devil wish can all the for best future but next key issues with turnover issues northern ireland deal yes we're back to brexit don't go too far. welcome back it's o'clock i'm dawn neesom tonight in a potential moment for the uk rishi sunak today a straw a new deal over the northern ireland protocol now made a decisive breakthrough together . we have breakthrough together. we have changed the protocol and today announcing the new windsor framework . catchy windsor framework. catchy windsor framework. catchy windsor framework. but amid accusations that sunak is selling off our sovereignty, would boris have done a betterjob of protecting done a better job of protecting the union? that's a big debate with my panel coming up next. and tonight, i'm joined by carole malone butterworth and beunda carole malone butterworth and belinda lucy. and gosh, i've got a lot to say. also coming

and following the departure of legendary ken bruce from radio two, has the bbc got a problem with oldervening. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest update. friday will be dry for the vast majority , some cloud the vast majority, some cloud but some sunny spells poking through and a pretty mild day as well. the reason, high pressure is anchored just to the south of us, but it's not completely dry at the moment from it, because northern scotland's been a very wet day thanks to these weather, they are now edging south will ease down as they do so, but they're also bringing gusty winds for the next few hours across eastern scotland and northeast england. very blustery. the rain does fizzle . blustery. the rain does fizzle. it sinks into southern scotland and ireland, but a light rain and ireland, but a light rain and drizzle turning in and drizzle turning up in northwest england . dawn the northwest england. dawn to the south that places dry, cloudy south of that places dry, cloudy and very mild, seven or eight, the low overnight to their more typical of maxima this time of yeah typical

and following the departure of legendary ken bruce from radio two, has the bbc got a problem with oldervening. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest update. friday will be dry for the vast majority , some cloud the vast majority, some cloud but some sunny spells poking through and a pretty mild day as well. the reason, high pressure is anchored just to the south of us, but it's not completely dry at the moment from it, because northern scotland's been a very wet day thanks to these weather, they are now edging south will ease down as they do so, but they're also bringing gusty winds for the next few hours across eastern scotland and northeast england. very blustery. the rain does fizzle . blustery. the rain does fizzle. it sinks into southern scotland and ireland, but a light rain and ireland, but a light rain and drizzle turning in and drizzle turning up in northwest england . dawn the northwest england. dawn to the south that places dry, cloudy south of that places dry, cloudy and very mild, seven or eight, the low overnight to their more typical of maxima this time of yeah typical

ken, bruce, steve.l o'grady and that's lost or sacked while some of them sacked, some of them kind of not shown the love. and so but definitely with an agenda to chase for the youth audience yeah. and this is the thing is that first of all those 580,000 people were from last year so impact what's going to be happening now is going to be bigger than that . and number two bigger than that. and number two is you never chase your audience like don't chase youth. you'll get old. yeah. and that's to be fair, it's going to happen every so often. i think paul o'grady went a little bit early possibly, but i do think possibly, but i do think possibly steve wright had run its course. i mean, had an its course. i mean, he had an extra long career in 21 extra long career in about 21 years, think he was years, i think enough he was this guy, scott mills, who i listen to. he's been on radio one, but he's been popular. the he years old. that he is now 50 years old. that surely old enough to able to surely old enough to

show in the country danielle and that is the mid—morning show on radio two, currently hosted by ken brucees in his early seventies , he's in his early seventies, he's leaving radio two to be replaced by another talented guy, vernon kay. over 30 years younger. all we in this nation know what it's really hard outside of . listen really hard outside of. listen to radio because . my kids are to radio because. my kids are aged just because all they want to do was listen to peppa pig. all one of them or the little tv programmes so i don't get to listens very much. radio even when i'm in the car. but i think is when i do get time to myself in the car. i like to listen to music from my era, so i will listen to something that i like . so guess that when you're in that sort of older where you'd like to listen to bbc , it's sad like to listen to bbc, it's sad rarely when they have to rid of older presenters to bring a new. i don't think it's going to actually help. it might turn people off. i agree especially given the fact the nothing against vern and i'm a really big fan of his but but this guy ke

youth are not going watch at the expense of terrestrial expensive ken bruce who the most listened tofered him a contract, but did they offer him the million pounds that zoe on. i don't know. i know , i doubt it. i've, know. i know, i doubt it. i've, you know, i have to admit, mark, i've worked at the bbc for five years and you know, to apologise now. no i think we're very lucky to have you, you know, and i loved it there again, you know, there was that you know, is neil said there was that pursuit of youth and it's kind of at the disregard of the loyal fans, viewers who do listen to people as ken bruce. and i just think over the few years, it's over the next few years, it's going to be scary. be watching the because there's the bbc because there's not going be the we know, going to be the bbc. we know, love and, respect. it's been stripped of its service is on a daily . so what is going to daily basis. so what is going to be left hilary, he's able to be left hilary, if he's able to see then you die. that's the see you then you die. that's the minimum. and there've been some fantastic

show in the country danielle and that is the mid—morning show on radio two, currently hosted by ken brucees in his early seventies , he's in his early seventies, he's leaving radio two to be replaced by another talented guy, vernon kay. over 30 years younger. all we in this nation know what it's really hard outside of . listen really hard outside of. listen to radio because . my kids are to radio because. my kids are aged just because all they want to do was listen to peppa pig. all one of them or the little tv programmes so i don't get to listens very much. radio even when i'm in the car. but i think is when i do get time to myself in the car. i like to listen to music from my era, so i will listen to something that i like . so guess that when you're in that sort of older where you'd like to listen to bbc , it's sad like to listen to bbc, it's sad rarely when they have to rid of older presenters to bring a new. i don't think it's going to actually help. it might turn people off. i agree especially given the fact the nothing against vern and i'm a really big fan of his but but this guy ke

youth are not going watch at the expense of terrestrial expensive ken bruce who the most listened tout did they offer him the million pounds that zoe on. i don't know. i know , i doubt it. i've, know. i know, i doubt it. i've, you know, i have to admit, mark, i've worked at the bbc for five years and you know, to apologise now. no i think we're very lucky to have you, you know, and i loved it there again, you know, there was that you know, is neil said there was that pursuit of youth and it's kind of at the disregard of the loyal fans, viewers who do listen to people as ken bruce. and i just think over the few years, it's over the next few years, it's going to be scary. be watching the because there's the bbc because there's not going be the we know, going to be the bbc. we know, love and, respect. it's been stripped of its service is on a daily . so what is going to daily basis. so what is going to be left hilary, he's able to be left hilary, if he's able to see then you die. that's the see you then you die. that's the minimum. and there've been some fantastic things the bbc, fantas

ken, bruce, steve.l o'grady and that's lost or sacked while some of them sacked, some of them kind of not shown the love. and so but definitely with an agenda to chase for the youth audience yeah. and this is the thing is that first of all those 580,000 people were from last year so impact what's going to be happening now is going to be bigger than that . and number two bigger than that. and number two is you never chase your audience like don't chase youth. you'll get old. yeah. and that's to be fair, it's going to happen every so often. i think paul o'grady went a little bit early possibly, but i do think possibly, but i do think possibly steve wright had run its course. i mean, had an its course. i mean, he had an extra long career in 21 extra long career in about 21 years, think he was years, i think enough he was this guy, scott mills, who i listen to. he's been on radio one, but he's been popular. the he years old. that he is now 50 years old. that surely old enough to able to surely old enough to

ken bruce going to one of them of course and from howard i think it is important to change presenters current your verdict now in current your verdict is now in wow this one's overwhelming 95% of you agree that the bbc's ill judged diversity drive and ages policies has radio to just 5% of you say they haven't coming up, should the king tell prince harry to stay away from his historic coronation? arch royalists and delivers a powerful warning to the king about inviting sussexes at 945. but first tells that bombshell bath photo that stunned royal circles give prince andrew an opportunity to make a comeback . opportunity to make a comeback. my opportunity to make a comeback. my role masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their expert take live straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for our royal mail two minds, lady amble and phil dampier . now two minds, lady amble and phil dampier. now the campaign to rehabilitate prince andrew has stepped into overdrive after the family of ghislaine maxwell clamoured to his defence two decades ago in a bath help

ken bruce going to one of them of course and from howard i think it is important to change presenters current your verdict now in current your verdict is now in wow this one's overwhelming 95% of you agree that the bbc's ill judged diversity drive and ages policies has radio to just 5% of you say they haven't coming up, should the king tell prince harry to stay away from his historic coronation? arch royalists and delivers a powerful warning to the king about inviting sussexes at 945. but first tells that bombshell bath photo that stunned royal circles give prince andrew an opportunity to make a comeback . opportunity to make a comeback. my opportunity to make a comeback. my role masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their expert take live straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for our royal mail two minds, lady amble and phil dampier . now two minds, lady amble and phil dampier. now the campaign to rehabilitate prince andrew has stepped into overdrive after the family of ghislaine maxwell clamoured to his defence two decades ago in a bath help

the sun has a "showbiz exclusive" on its front page, claiming that vernon kay will replace ken bruceade yet by the bbc. they are big boots to fill, aren't they? 0n the inside pages, five sleep tips for a longer life. these are the habits that will help you to live longer. if you can fulfil these habits life expectancy is 4.7 years more for men and 2.4 years for women. between seven and eight hours of pip per night. you have to not to have had difficulty falling as sleet more than twice a week, not take medication, and feel well rested at least five days a week. i do not take any of those boxes so my life expectancy is about in the next three years. not taking medication is not a choice. if you are on medication, you take medication. medication to sleep. not using sleep medication. sorry. how many of those do you take? how many hours of sleep per night? how many categories? i got bogged down in the medication thing. seven to eight hours. what are the other tips? seven to eight hours. you have to full as sleet easily and feel rested when you wake. 0k. well, yes, i do, really. you will

chief inspector ken and bruce and raymond from information service team. moving on. i like to share passages of a note sent boy a homeowner richard chu to chief inspector praising them for excellent customer service. >> i was lucky to talk to inspector mark sympathetic about my situation and said he would consult with his senior inspector. he showed up hor low after and like a god send rescuer able to update the sticker. and i believe this would be the sticker on the service to the building. i'm grateful that dbi team are plaintiff and caring. and go says on to state i work in a busy hospital we talk about care experience. i thank you this was an excellent care experience about your team that guess beyond. and making a positive impact on the community. thank you, mr. chu for your mice note and thank you, america and bench min for dedication and your topnotch service to the public. i'd like to close on a somber note. this week we saw terrible transgender deal in turkey. and syria when the earthquake was 7.8. caused death and destruction in both of the countries the bu