kylie minogue drew a massive audience for herfirst ever full glastonbury set. # can't get you out ofsful glastonbury debut too for miley cyrus. # yesterday, felt so old, felt like i could die... while the cure closed the festival with a record—equalling fourth headlining slot. lizo mzimba, bbc news, glastonbury. the interesting thing is, it did not rain at all. we lost communications earlier. you are in the middle of a fascinating insight. ring us up—to—date on what we can expect. you can start seeing the number of documentary — mac pro documentary protesters heading to the unofficial flag raising that they are setting up flag raising that they are setting up to protest against what they see is an erosion of the democratic values. joining me is tim summers again. what is —— what do you think beijing is thinking?” again. what is —— what do you think beijing is thinking? i think they would be worried about what they have seen. a vice minister and public security was quoted as saying that hong kong was a political risk. i think they will be concerned that things might continue to spiral

kylie minogue drew a massive audience for herfirst kylie minogue drew a massive audience for her first in like a wrecking ball... a successful glastonbury debut as well for miley cyrus. # yesterday, felt so old... while the cure close the festival with a record equalling fourth headlining slot. that's all from us. now it's time for the news where you are. good night. hello. this is bbc news, with lu kwesa burak. fifty years on from riots in downtown new york — that helped spark the modern gay rights movement — a massive pride march is taking place in the city. the event started in lower manhattan at the stonewall inn , the bar where police clashed with customers in 1969. hundreds of thousands of people have lined the streets to watch the parade. 0ur correspondent, ben hunt, is there. for a long time, new york has been known as one of the key destinations for lgbt pride. this weekend is no different, at all — they're expecting 4—6 million people to be lining these streets over the course of this day. it is also worth noting that there are currently two duelling prides in action. this on

getting on so well, naga munchetty they're talking to kylie minogue!gile teenager saving a little girl's life. watch the man in yellow who is gazing up. he has clearly spotted something alarming in the apartment block opposite. and then this heart stopping moment... a little girl falls from a balcony, mercifully into his arms. the lucky little toddler, two—year—old doha muhammed, wandered out onto the balcony while her mother was cooking. the hero, feuzi zabaat, who is 17, was working in a shop on the same street when he saw doha and positioned himself below the second floor apartment, catching her before she hit the ground. the little girl walked away unscathed. translation: i caught the child mid—air before she hit the ground. i did what was necessary for the love of allah. a real hero. ok, time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. the big story is the weather, we've had records breaking in europe, i'm sure they'll continue,

i will keep it under wraps until kylie minogue is playing.ke many parts of the uk, the hottest day of the year so far, the words is people are having an excellent time. you need to get a heart, they are willing to had you. thank you so much. —— unity get hacked. they are willing to riff cats next year. —— terrific hats. the queen has addressed the scottish parliament to mark 20 years of devolution. members of the public stood on the royal mile to catch a glimpse of the monarch and the duke of rothesay, prince charles, as they arrived at holyrood. they were greeted by the first minister and other party leaders. in her speech the queen highlighted the importance of the parliament's role in scotland. i have no doubt that, for most of these last 20 years, this striking chamber has provided exactly that — a place to talk. but, of course, it must also be a place to listen, a place to hear views that inevitably may differ quite considerably one from another, and a place to honour those views. 0ur correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been at holyroo

not only did sir david attenborough speak, kylie minogue spoke movingly about finally playing here atr her diagnosis with breast cancer. the real surprise of the day was that appearance by the 93—year—old sir david attenborough. he spoke to tens of thousands of people here, who seemed thrilled to see him, and he praised the glastonbury festival for their attitude towards the natural world and the environment. this year, for the first time, glastonbury, like a growing number of places, has taken action against single use plastics, no longer selling water in plastic bottles and banning the use of many other plastic items. no surprise that the festival's environmentally aware audience gave a huge welcome to sir david attenborough, the man who inspired me plastic than. it was the one in which we showed what plastic has done to the creatures that live in the ocean. it had an extraordinary effect, and now this great festival has gone plastic free. applause he isa applause he is a bit ofa applause he is a bit of a dad of the world, almost. this is... this is the first pa rt of almost. this i

earlier this afternoon, we finally had kylie minogue playing a set on the main stage after she was forcedp with a performance on the pyramid stage with the cure, who people are expected to give a fantastic performance. one notable thing about the view behind you is that the amount of sunshine, how different has it been with the lack of mud? well, it is not always muddy at glastonbury. in many peoples mind, the wind and rain and mud is to nominate swiss the festival. the last two have actually been incredibly hot and dry ones. 2017 was probably the hottest glastonbury ever. they took a break last year to let the viewers recover. yes, it meets the whole experience much more enjoyable for so many of the festival goers here because they are enjoying the sunshine, there is a great atmosphere. also, in practical terms, ina great atmosphere. also, in practical terms, in a such a huge site with so many stages, it just terms, in a such a huge site with so many stages, itjust makes it easier for people to get from one end to the other. you can get in touch about any of our stories — i‘m on twitter

kylie minogue recalled how her 2005 breast cancer diagnosis prevented a previous headline performance watching from australia. i wished so much i could be... i wished things were different, but life is what it is, right? we're all here together this moment. cheering # ijust can't get you out of my head...# and today, she finally got to perform to thousands of her fans here. # i'm spinning around, move out of my way...# yes, well, the finalfestival is really winding up to a halt now after three days of music here. a few bands, of course, still to go, and it looks like it is going to wind up with a fantastic performance, allegedly, by the cure later on on the stage. the excitement is great for them. by the time they come on stage, they will have them set a record equally with coldplay for playing glastonbury, headlining, for the fourth time. so clear favourites here, a huge amount of expectation for them, and most people you speak to here are pretty sure that they are going to deliver. 50 years on from riots in new york that helped spark the modern gay rights movement, a massive pride m

kylie minogue drew a massive audience for her first ever full glastonbury set. # can't get you out ofyrus. # yesterday, felt so old... while the cure close the festival with a record equalling fourth headlining slot. 50 years on from riots in new york that helped spark the modern gay rights movement, a massive pride march is taking place in the city. the event started in manhattan at the stonewall inn, the same bar where police clashed with customers in 1969. hundreds of thousands of people have lined the streets to watch the parade. 0ur correspondent ben hunt is there. for a long time, new york has been known as one of the key destinations for lgbt pride and this weekend is no different at all. they are expecting 4— 6 million people to be lining the streets along the course of the staples of it is also worth noting, there are currently two duelling prides in action. big corporations, big floats, lots of people lining the streets but there is another pride, called reclaiming my pride. there is a heritage march. they are trying to remind people of the original origins of pride pulled u

kylie minogue is on the front page of the independent, for her performance at glastonbury, while theeadline says cases of children with mental health problems have doubled. in the financial times it's a photo of donald trump and kim jong—un dominating the front page, after their historic meeting in the demilitarised zone. ‘end tv licence scandal now mrs may‘ — the mirror has gordon brown demanding theresa may steps in to keep free tv licences for the over 75s. the times says the church of england is to issue its first set of digital commandments to combat "cynicism and abuse" on social media. ‘labour tax raid on family homes‘ the daily mail warns that the middle classes will be hit byjohn mcdonnell‘s inheritance tax reforms. john, the telegraph and it isjeremy hunt. turbocharging the economy and admitting that a no—deal brexit would be disastrous and disagreeing with ruth here... you cannot do that! in effect he is saying a no—deal brexit would cause such damage we would have to pump in an emergency 20 billion in tax cuts just to keep the economy afloat which doesn't sound like a bri

this weekend, in glastonbury, headlining the legend slot, will be one kylie minogue.r she had to cancel her headline perfomance to undergo cancer treatment. she has made a fabulous recovery and she has been speaking to the bbc ahead of that big performance. it's the legend slot, and i keep calling it the afternoon slot, just to try and take the pressure off, but yeah, i think most people know i was meant to headline there in 2005 and i had my breast cancer diagnosis, so i couldn't do that. so, by the time i am standing on that stage doing my own show, it will all hit me. you know, a lot of those things, you have tojust push them aside and get on with life. but it will all come to me. kylie minogue on the legend stage, a true legend in my view, but then i was always a fan. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — temperature records are set to be broken again today as europe swelters in a searing heatwave. and the england women's football team take on norway hello, there. the incessant and exceptional heat

kylie minogue graces the front page of the independent, for her performance at glastonbury, with the of children with mental health problems have doubled. in the financial times, it's a photo of donald trump and kim jong—un dominating the front page, after their historic meeting in the demilitarised zone. "end tv licence scandal now mrs may". the mirror has gordon brown demanding theresa may steps in to keep free tv licences for the over 75s. 0k, ok, so that was a little book at some of those front pages. let's look at the telegraph. it isjeremy hunt. ruth, do you want to kick us off? why not. boris johnson is saying we will have these tax cuts but nonejeremy saying we will have these tax cuts but none jeremy hunt saying we will have these tax cuts but nonejeremy hunt says will have these tax cuts... but he doesn't tell us is over what period of time this will be. with the suddenly happen in one year? who knows. i think we have to look at more detail to be absolutely confident as to what he is thinking about. he talks about how we have this 26, 20 £7 billion we wait that philip hammo

and i have been chatting to kylie minogue about getting ready for glastonbury.he impact of the vaccine on 60 million people in ia different countries. every year, cervical cancer claims the lives of more than 300,000 women worldwide. 850 of those deaths are in the uk. it is most commonly caused by the human papillomavirus. a decade since the hpv vaccine was rolled out to girls aged 12 and 13, scientists have found there has been a decline in types of the virus which can lead to cancer. the study looked at data from 60 million people in ia high—income countries. it has found that, five to eight years after vaccination, among women aged 20 to 2a, there was a 66% reduction in high—risk strains of hpv. cases of genital warts were also down 5a%, and there was a 31% decline in precancerous lesions. the vaccine's really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there are five hpv types which we've seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90% of cervical disease and cervical cancer. so what we'll expect to see in the near future is that we're

looking forward to sunday, the legend that is kylie minogue will be playing are you going to be there will next sit and i will watch it on television. i have to because i learned at the dance, this is not going to be done live on bbc i will keep it under wraps until she's playing. you are keeping us on our toes with anticipation, but we are looking forward to it and hope you have a wonderful time and from here, and very sunny glastonbury sharing like so many parts of the uk the hottest day of the year because so far, i think the word on the ground as everyone is having an excellent time. the queen has addressed the scottish parliament to mark 20 years of devolution. in a speech to msps she said she'd "watched scotland grow and prosper" since holyrood took on its legal powers two decades ago. the queen attended the ceremony with prince charles. our correspondent alexandra mackenzie joined the crowds to catch a glimse of the ceremony. scotland is an old nation with a relatively new parliament. it's seen two decades of devolution. scotland is an old nation with a relatively new parliamen

never likely to be hundreds of packs over dozens of stages, highlighted by people like stormzy, to kylie minogueere is already a wonderful atmosphere here because when you come to glastonbury you expect great music and great weather and this time they are likely to get plenty of both. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. great weather in glastonbury but it might bea great weather in glastonbury but it might be a bit too hot with those temperatures into the high 20s and strong sunshine. this is what it was like across western europe today, thejune like across western europe today, the june record broken, like across western europe today, thejune record broken, in porthmadog in wales 23 celsius and it will get hotter in the next few days. a lot of sunshine across the uk, turning a bit cloudy by the early hours of the morning across central and eastern areas but that warm starting to reach south—western pa rt warm starting to reach south—western part later in the morning and the humidity will also rise as we head into the weekend, let's look at the picture closely across west

liam gallagher is on stage at the moment, the killers later then tomorrow the legend that is kylie minogue is finally back to play a full set, for many people that will be potentially one of the highlights of sunday. the queen has addressed the scottish parliament to mark 20 years of devolution. in a speech to msps she said she'd "watched scotland grow and prosper" since holyrood took on its legal powers two decades ago. the queen attended the ceremony with prince charles. our correspondent alexandra mackenzie joined the crowds to catch a glimse of the ceremony. scotland is an old nation with a relatively new parliament. it's seen two decades of devolution. the queen, joined by the duke of rothesay, said she fondly remembered the opening ceremony. today, she was back addressing the current msps. i have no doubt that for most of these last 20 years this striking chamber has provided exactly that — a place to talk. but, of course, it must also be a place to listen. a place to hear views that inevitably may differ quite considerably, one from another. and a place to honour those views. the po

the cameras as he said would be on stage later, and at tomorrow afternoon we will see the legend kylie minoguee highlights of sunday. indeed it‘ll be, i think you and well done. festivalgoers have been left disappointed after a festival in belgium was cancelled before it began. vestiville was supposed to take place in lommel on friday before closing on sunday with cardi b, jason derulo and tory lanez among the names featured in the line up. the rapper asap rocky told his social media followers that he would not be performing due to security and infrastructure concerns. organisers later announced on twitter that the event would not take place. the pop superstar lady gaga has praised the achievements of the gay rights movement at a commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the stonewall riots in new york. injune 1969, in a defining moment for the struggle for l6bt rights, patrons of a gay bar, the stonewall inn, rose up against police harassment. between four and six million people are expected in new york for a weekend of celebrations, as ben hunte reports. it is set to be the biggest pride

looking forward to sunday, that legend that's kylie minogue is playing with you both be there? it i have to go home to my daughter but i will watch it on television. it i have to go home to my daughter but i will watch it on televisionlj have but i will watch it on television.” have to be there i learned that flash mob dance. i will keep it under wraps until she's live. you are keeping us on our toes with anticipation, but we look forward to it and hope you're having a wonderful time but from here from a very sunny glastonbury, sharing like so very sunny glastonbury, sharing like so many other parts of the uk, the hottest day of i think the word on the ground as everyone is having an excellent time. breaking the 20 mile per hour speed limit near schools is particularly important for the safety of children, with just the fear of accidents putting many parents off allowing their kids to travel to school alone. the metropolitan police and transport for london have now enlisted the help of school children, as a way to encourage motorists to change their behaviour. dougal shaw repor

in a career spanning more than 30 years, kylie minogue has achieved most things in music.ncel a headline slot. to warm up, she performed in the grand surroundings of kensington palace where my colleague naga munchetty managed to get an exclusive chat. so, kylie, thank you for talking to me. i mean, look at this! i got you a palace, i got you a throne. we have two micro thrones. what else would i get for the princess of pop? all of this, really, is a bit of a warm up for glastonbury, isn't it? yes. was that a gulp? yes, i'm a bit nervous. really, after all this time? it is a big dealfor me. why? tell me? there is history with this, isn't there? the legends slot, i keep calling it the afternoon slot to take the pressure off, but i think most people know i was meant to headline in 2005 and i had my breast cancer diagnosis so i couldn't do that, so by the time i am standing on that stage, doing my show, it'll all hit me. you know, those things, you have to just put them aside and get on with life, but it will all come to me. all the more reason to celebrate! i'm telling myself

yes, it was a particularly emotional day, kylie minogue also spoke emotionally about how it felt playingised glastonbury for its positive attitude towards the environment. they say, for the first time, glastonbury, like a growing number of places, has taken action against a single—use plastics. no longer selling water in plastic bottles and banning the use of many other plastic items. no surprise, then, that the festival's environmentally aware audience gave a huge reception to sir david attenborough, the man who inspired the plastic span with an episode of blue planet ii. who inspired the plastic span with an episode of blue planet um who inspired the plastic span with an episode of blue planet ii. it was one in which we showed what plastic is done to creatures in the ocean, it had an extraordinary effect, and now this great festival has gone plastic free! cheering he isa cheering he is a bit like a dad of the world almost. faces... this is the first pa rt of almost. faces... this is the first part of the festival where i have actually felt a little bit moved. but there was more emotion

kylie minogue, her breast cancer diagnosis prevented a previous performance.ed a previous performance.” was meant to be here on that stage then and circumstances meant i did not make it. i was watching from australia. i wished things were different but life is what it is, right? we are all here in this moment. # spinning around # spinning around # move at of my way. we are going to have the weather for you any moment. before that, keep your eyes peeled... a 9ft python has escaped from its owner's home in cambridgeshire. cambridgeshire police are searching for the snake after receiving reports in the early hours it was on the loose in north cambridge. anyone who sees the reptile, which is not venomous but wraps around its prey and suffocates them, is urged to call 101. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. yesterday we saw temperatures of above 30 celsius. this evening, closer to the mid to low 20s. a fresher feel. showers in closer to the mid to low 20s. a fresherfeel. showers in scotland and northern ireland. some in northern england and w

in a career spanning more than 30 years, kylie minogue has achieved most things in music.he princess of pop? all of this, really, is a bit of a warm—up for glastonbury, isn't it? yeah. was that a gulp? really, after all this time? it's a big dealfor me, yeah. why? tell me. there is history with this, isn't there? yeah, it's the legends slot, i keep calling it the afternoon slot to take the pressure off, but i think most people know i was meant to headline in 2005 and i had my breast cancer diagnosis so i couldn't do that, so by the time i am standing on that stage doing my show, it will all hit me. you know those things, you have to just put them aside and get on with life, but it will all come to me. all the more reason to celebrate. i'm telling myself that. absolutely. i made it here! will i see you in wellies? i am prepared and i do have wellies. gold hot pants? no, i don't think so. oh, really?! one of the things people always ask me is when you interview someone who is famous, they appear lovely. are they as lovely? i genuinely say, she's fantastic. is that a mental a

a lot to live up to, including the cure and kylie minogue. thank you very much. they were yesterday, they had it all picked up by this time yesterday but they are taking a little bit longer this morning. yes, but i think they deserved a bit of a lion, they have had a very difficult couple of days, and let's have half—an—hour sleep m, and let's have half—an—hour sleep in, it will all be gone by the time the first acts come on. i have watched them year after year and they do a phenomenaljob.” watched them year after year and they do a phenomenaljob. i wasjust saying, i haven't seen much of glastonbury this year, but you can catch up with almost all the acts on bbc iplayer, sojust catch up with almost all the acts on bbc iplayer, so just take your pick and whisk through them. let's return to one of our top stories now and president trump has arrived in the south korean capital seoul, ahead of a possible meeting with the north korean leader kim jong—un. mr trump, who is in the region to discuss the flagging de—nuclearisation talks, suggested the meeting in a tweet, d

kylie minogue will be one of the star acts at glastonbury this weekend — and it‘s likely to be emotionalrone. princess of pop, what also they get? and all of this is a big warm upfor they get? and all of this is a big warm up for glastonbury. every time someone mentions warm up for glastonbury. every time someone mentions that! yeah, and it isa someone mentions that! yeah, and it is a big dealfor me. i someone mentions that! yeah, and it is a big deal for me. i mean there is a big deal for me. i mean there is history of this. and it is the legendary slot. the afternoon slot just to take the attention off of it. i have my breast cancer diagnosis, so i couldn‘t do it. and iam standing diagnosis, so i couldn‘t do it. and i am standing on that stage, doing my own show, it will all hit me. those things that, you just have to push them aside and get on with life, but it will all come to me. all of the more reason to celebrate. absolutely! i made it, i made it here! what are the other things that people ask you is when you interview someone people ask you is when you interview someone who is fa

we have the killers, cure and the legend that is kylie minogue.arlier, she is excited. and travis are down there, not playing this year. but they played there 20 years ago. the time now is 14 minutes past eight. this week on breakfast, we've been hearing from the parents of children with special educational needs, who have been arguing at the high court that the government is letting them down. better funding is what the families want, but is legal action the answer? we'll speak to two of those parents in a moment, but first jayne mccubbin went along to see how it went. dakota any nico are two children, whose cases have been taken to the high court on behalf of all children with special educational needs. and this was the moment their mums were cheered into court two days ago, an action made possible by crowdfunding from families who say they had had to fight for the right support for their kids. my daughter is a vulnerable child and i fear for their future. i have never done anything like this before but i feel it is time to speak up. it is getti

over the rest of the weekend, we have liam gallagher, the cure, kylie minogue on sunday afternoon.t to be absolutely sure? has it not been raining there at all, it looks so dry! it rained a little on monday and tuesday, but of course it has been so hot since then that it has been so hot since then that it has dried out, and the big crowds did not start to arrive until wednesday and thursday. the ground has not got churned up by people when it is wet, so a very trite glastonbury makes it easier to get around and heightens the enjoyment to so many people. i hope everyone will have a brilliant time. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. scotla nd scotland and wales are both enjoying the hottest day of the year so far. we have seen temperatures in the highlands of scotland up to 27 celsius, could get up to 28 degrees or so today with clear blue sunny weather but as we head into the weekend, the focus of the really hot weather will move into england with temperatures potentially reaching 34 celsius. before falling back as fresh air starts to move in from the west. b