and movingly, on screen, byjohn lennon.for me, here i am singing withjohn again. we're back together. so emotional and overwhelming. obviously his presence and the history he brings and how generously he brought all the band members back together, like, both past and present. there are 100 performance stages at this festival. soon the other stage, which saw a packed—out olivia rodrigo set, will host the years & years singer and star of the tv drama it's a sin, olly alexander. obviously, we've played here a few times, but to be back here now, 2022, it feels so special. i'm just, i'm excited. i'm so excited. diana ross! yeah, tell me about diana ross. woo! i'm just very, very excited. she's a legend. i mean, so many hits. obviously, i'm coming out, like, that's just going to be amazing. # i'm coming out, i want the world to know... diana ross, a legend in the glastonbury teatime legends slot, opened her show with that anthem. later tonight, the festival closes with kendrick lamar. katie razzall, bbc news. the set has just fin

and my first live—in boyfriend wasjohn lennon. and the film—makers use photos, archival footage and even animations based on lennon's drawings to bring it to life. john and paul stick their heads out and, screaming at one another, say, "i'll talk to you later," and as the cars move, they split. and it was wild to see that. pang's situation was unusual. she was lennon's assistant before she became his girlfriend, and it was supposedly yoko ono who suggested they get together. beatles historians typically treat lennon's time with her as just an extended vacation from his responsibilities as a husband and father. the film—makers felt that pang's story was a necessary corrective to the narrative. my heart is in this story, as a woman, as a woman who feels that some of our stories are obscured, particularly women who wound up a little bit left behind. and we learned, you know, she survived, number one, and that she was a really good person and she was a true lover, companion, musical, sort of, muse, if you will. she was many things tha

and the songs of lennon and mccartney entitled to that they wraps the world in music. and it's true to say that you could go to any country in the world. and if you didn't, if you found somebody who didn't know the beatles, you know, tell me about it because the music has penetrated everywhere. he's written with john lennon and on his and hundreds of songs, many of them, great big selling hits. so it's as you right and proper that we should celebrate while he's living his 80th birthday and thank him for the music and all that from a man. if my recollection is correct, couldn't actually read music as correct. yes. i mean, when i interviewed him, it was a surprise to me when he told me he decided early on with john lennon that they weren't gonna ever write down their music that get other people to do that. he said, john and i, we want it to be like the pharaohs will scribes to write all music down for us. but since the beatles is, what with wings with linda mccartney on stage with him? he's experimented in all sorts of genres. he's done techno dance music sort of folk mu

that he and john lennon sat down and said, we don't want to write music down. we'll get someone else to do that will be like pharaohs who have scribes, we like that idea. so it is a really jokey way of explaining to me that you know, that music was created in the air. other people would write it down and put it in the school. but since then, his music has span all sorts of genres from being influenced in the avalon guard by the likes of john cage, co heights stockhausen through to making techno music under various pseudonyms, and also scoring with the said scribe, a really impressive classical work. so his work has really spend the genre as a true creative genius. how do you imagine mccartney himself is celebrating on his birthday? and i didn't see how i did that. yeah. but i think that was john lennon. i, i imagine that he is with his family, he's a great family man. he has 5 children, 5 children, and they were wide array of friends who i'm sure he's celebrating with today, a very successful us tool this just finished. and he'll be imagine also to looking forw

a john lennon, a really, really integral part of that. i mean, go to any country in the world and you'd be hard pressed to find somebody who hasn't been affected, touched emotionally, or just at least knows the beatles. and if you find somebody here as an a, be surprised, absolutely amazing contribution to the world of music and all of this, if my recollection is correct from a man who couldn't read music, that's right. he could neither read it and i'll write it down. and he made that decision early on in his career, he told me when we had a long conversation about the process of making the records with the beatles. that he and john lennon sat down and said, we don't want to write music down. we'll get someone else to do that will be like pharaohs who have scribes, we like that idea. so it is a really jokey way of explaining to me that you know, that music was created in the air. other people would write it down and put it in the school. but since then his music can span all sorts of genres from being influenced in the avalon god by the l

john lennon the checkman was declared sane despite having a mental disorder and was sentenced to life imprisonment by the leaders of the beatles. he was shot in december 1980 at the gate of the house in manhattan where lennon lived with his wife and son on the morning of the murder. he, along with other fans, signed a record with lena and talked a little with him. and in the evening, when the musician returned home, chapman shot him several times and waited for the police, as a result it came to the conclusion that he just wanted to become famous. now the checkman is 66 years old, he is in prison and the court periodically rejects his requests for early release june 22 , 1986 argentine football. with diego maradona, he scored 2 goals against the british, knocking them out of the quarterfinals of the world cup. one goal was called the hand of god and the other goal of the century, this victory had political overtones 4 years before that, the argentines lost the war to the british the falkland islands. the victory in the match became a kind of revenge, but when scoring the first goal, m

. >> john lennon: yeah, but the >> wertheim: here's what was being filmed: the four liverpudlians inas we're here, let's dispense now with that famous bit of beatles break-up mythology. the casual fan looking for "yoko ono broke up the beatles" might come away from this disappointed, i suspect. >> giles martin: yeah, i think that's a good thing, you know. i mean, yoko didn't break up the beatles. and-- and no one thing broke up the beatles. >> george martin: that's the original. >> giles martin: that's the original. >> wertheim: giles martin is the son of late beatles producer george martin. giles grew up in the beatles orbit, and has since remixed most of the band's albums. when peter jackson enlisted him for this series, martin plowed through all the hundreds of hours of audio and video. >> giles martin: you can see the cracks appearing. the one thing about this movie is that people understand why they were getting tired of each other. because you get the sense of what it was like to be in a room with them, which is such a privilege for all of us. >> wertheim: despite those cracks,

to the end of the beatles, korea with the almost him the let it be together with john lennon writing some of the most known songs that are in the english language, which have gone global. go to any country in the world. and people will know if not a beatles song than the beatles themselves. so absolutely astonishing, legacy of music that he's given to the world. and it's right that we should be celebrating that today. and all this from a man who apparently didn't know how to read music. that's absolutely right. he decided very early on, not to learn how to write no tape music or to be able to read it. he told me in the interview that i had with him that he and john lennon decided that they wanted to be like pharaohs to have scribes to write that music down. but since the beatles, as you said earlier, his solo career has been stella. but he's experimented in dance techno music. he's also with collaborators school, a whole classical school. he's worked with abilene garb, musicians, and the range of his work is absolutely extraordinary. a truly creative genius. suppose we can allow a be

the songs he wrote with john lennon many, everybody can probably sing one of them at least and to go anywhere to any corner of the world. and these 4 wonderful musicians with paul mccartney is one of the key song writers has spread that wonderful world wonderful music around the world. and all of this construct from a man who couldn't even read music. that's right. he could neither read, he can neither read nor write music. and it's something that when i interviewed him, we had quite a long, wide ranging discussion about the process that he and john lennon had in the studio with george martin. that producer, he said they decided quite early on, he and john that they wouldn't learn how to write music. they'd be like pharaohs, he said, and that get scribes to write all of that down. but despite that, he's experimented with a very wide range of music from no and dance music through to classical music where he employed some of those scribes. i mentioned earlier to write down the notes for his orchestral work that was of some success. thank you. mark. are you watching d w. news live from

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russian empire collapsed and the soviet union was created. bolshevik revolution, lead of latter be. lennon refused to recognize the debts of the deposed saw. that was 1918 phosphor to june 2022, and russia is flush with cash economies showing no sign of thinking yet despite an expensive war and sanctions. but 2 payments haven't made it through to overseas creditors. the kremlin accuses the waste of unofficially driving it into default by sanctioning banks. one sovereign debt lawyer in new york says those sanctions were fully in russia's control. all that had to do was not invade ukraine. some experts dismiss the event as a technical default. other bank has say, this will impact russia's ratings, market access and financing costs for years to come. a financial corresponded teddy astro is following the story for us from wall street. so has russia defaulted or not? while this really is kind of a political and, or but as far as i understand is it's up to the u. s. a. steve, for now for the effects of the default. quite interesting actually doesn't appear to be many effect. priest, it's depende

we did a lady, had a lennon, who i do. i think i found a label in there. there is a lag. hello, i've been going to kill ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point obviously is too late trust or rather than fear. i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a with ah, the protests of rage for several weeks. and they getting stronger every day. the entrance to the president's secretariat is blocked. police are holding the line, and serious clenches may begin any moment. a we can see there is a person who is obama. he came from a district, going based, does not need any 200. that's it. only this weekend with blaine, a deep economy, i will get a receipt. no food. i see a rick a b, but because of the export team up and then i'll export the amongst the main

i figure which of the problems to cause shown here as we speak on lennon. louise senior mostly mine the we're, we're sure we're banding all in ports of russian, oil and gas, fuji i, where you're suffering of high praise is happening. and i work with joe biden, imposing the sanctions on russia. jo has destroyed the american economy. you. so there's your boomerang. ah, ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] a, this is job with a live with it. i was by see rome. but almost over here. but if you know that she shut a b, i was a british, legally up there, you there, you know what each group by cbo are both filled with a felicia, my mental social but you deal with when you money at the machine away in the full issue we're way in the property with this for stuff that's a tough in the machine. it, they, when the ocean is the way it's and me, and it's that a low tech and the who would be a way of shipping just that, like with a, with all we knew it will be what noonish let me and they, and i see they got any of the dealer, what plays them as valuable as it is miss it? down to them i believe was 8, is a 3 now. so

little bit of got a little later is somebody that i would think of on a monday until i did had a lennon who i do. i bet it is. i think i found the book, i, you larry devoted for labeled again a lab hello. i've been, i'm going to kill ah ah, irreversible split. this is probably the most accurate way to describe russia's relationship with the west today. but this would not have to be the wes attempts to cripple the russian economy. have failed, as well as the attempt to isolate russia. the west is isolated itself with with achieve ah, protests of rage for several weeks and then getting stronger every day. the entrance to the president secretariat is blot police are holding the line, and serious clenches may begin any moment. a seed as a person who is obama. he came from a district, google based desk, now nearly 215 only this weekend with deep economy. i will get with no food. i see a week every edge. i learn a little bit, but because of the export team up i'm, i'll export the mugs, the bane by russia, daniel craig, and they're importing other boarding products to from the fi lamba. so tha

there were fireworks for live and let die, a virtual duet withjohn lennon. # i've got a feeling # a feeling can't hide...# and a mass sing—along to heyjude. crowd sings along: # na, na, na, na—na—na, na # na—na—na, na # heyjude.# stephen, your instant review? i don't know what to say, it's quite overwhelming. i i don't think there's anyone else in the world who can _ just give such unadulterated joy to people _ very, very privileged i to be able to see that. there wasjust time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return, three men who have headlined glastonbury taking a final bow together. thank you, glasto! cheering colin paterson, bbc news, glastonbury. now on bbc news, the big cases — 27 years to catch a killer. my son is missing and hasn't been back from school. six—year—old rikki neave never came home. posed in a star shape, his body was left in the woods. it's horrible to think it happened so close to home. there are children capable of killing other children. the way was portrayed in the paper, i wasn't the greatest mother in the world but i wasn't worst. things became much worse.

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surprised. indeed they point to to rascal trans mystery of soviet era capital with its legions of lennon statues. as a grim example of what they would like to avoid. many trans mysteries, though, seem happier to imagine life under russian rule since 2002 more than 200000 of them have taken out russian citizenship. that also mean that that had looked at and look and find this idea that we're on a close to neighbors republican, moldova, lee crane, and the on this directory there are there russians, citizen, and they can use these, dr. in full, introduce me live that it will police, did a thought many mal david's believe that this attempt to build a narrative around safeguarding russian citizens is merely to establish a pretext for eventual aggression. few weeks ago, i think there was an announcement made by the russian embassy in kitchen now do as they said, please everybody who can see that in themselves being this claim name it on the basis. so fresh language call or i thought at this address. but if russia hasn't yet been able to make good on its plans for moldova, it's still difficult

are available at d, w dot com slash dot lennon on facebook. oh, in the dog land gym and for free with the w go, mike used. how can this passionate hatred of a people be explained? a gold top? where does it come from? come also wrap up the history of anti semitism. he's a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles in the christian christianity wants to come. that is why christianity, you like the figure of the jew as any parent, some hope of fla. it's a history of slender, of hatred and violence. is the bodies from then on? the jews were considered servants of evil. we simply told you about the most atrocious chapter under, within 6 years, a 3rd of our people were exterminated a meeting $6000000.00 jews like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. a history of anti semitism starts july, 2nd on d, w. ah, this is dw news live from berlin tonight, ukraine's hopes of joining the european union. president zalinski, calling this week to store a key de

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i mean, it's almost a speech going back to the days of the when, when marks is lennon are in charge of the soviet union is the saying that this policy is that the west is the suit, essentially inflationary policies and has been destroying the rest of the world, i mean, they've been sucking in goods from the rest of the world, the valuing current state, and then a really great hardship everywhere else. and that's essentially the rescue who's going to start looking toward russia for the lead to get out of the economic mess of the western region. so it was very much drawing the lines of, you know, the next couple of generations, a conflict with russia in the wes jim following up with george and said here, what was really interesting is that there was no overture, that there was a list of complaints. and but and there was none of that. there was not reaching now. and i think this is what you know, i agree with george, me there such a continuity from 2007 all the way here because we're done, we're moving on and there's not much you can do about the ma, your thoughts. well, i agree with each

you're willing to take it because i read somewhere that as a key, if you were an avid humor of mars lennon, do you think those someone discredited thinkers can still offer anything for the said bill, there's nothing that form that has been tried before. but perhaps in terms of ideas or in terms of value. so i think an enduring value, particularly of linen in this context, was the ability to translate ideas into practice found in the context and time in which those ideas arose. it was appropriate and we saw a massive move form in terms of the progress of humanity. but the, at a significant cost as well. when that was over time and over time systems, if they refuse the dynamic system that allows people participation. as soon as that gets encroached upon and restricted the possibilities of remaining creator, dynamic, i'm finding a futures gets constrained. so i think to that extent it would be inappropriate to bring linen from $970.00 and into 20. 22 is the appropriate no. and the live, it's up to us, the ideas that we've drawn from it to bring it into practice. i would not advocate the type

there were fireworks for live and let die, a virtual duet withjohn lennon, and a mass singalong to heyjude, na, na, na, na...#- what is your instant review? i don't know what to say. it is quite overwhelming. i don't know if there is anyone else can give such unadulterated joy to people. very, very privileged to have seen that tonight. there was just time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return. three men who have headlined glastonbury, taking a final bow together. thank you, glasto! cheering. a whole baby woolly mammoth has been found frozen in the permafrost of north—western canada. the infant, thought to be female, is more than 30,000 years old and is only the second near—pristine example ever found worldwide. measuring just under a metre and a half long, the ice age creature has been named nun cho ga, meaning "big baby animal". the mammoth was unearthed after a gold miner called his boss over to examine something that was hit by his bulldozer in the mud. a reminder of our top story. several russian cruise missiles have struck the ukrainian capital, kyiv, causing large explosions

i mean, it's almost a speech going back to the days when, when mike says lennon are in charge of soviet union is the saying that this policy is that the west is the soon, essentially inflationary policies and has been destroying the rest of the world. i mean, they've been sucking in goods from the rest of the world, the valuing current state, and then a really great hardship everywhere else. and that's essentially the rest of those. going to start looking toward russia for a lead issue to get out of the economic mess of the western region. so it was very much drawing the lines of, you know, the next couple of generations are completely russian. and the wes jamie, following up with george. right. here, what was really interesting is that there was no overture, there was a list of complaints and but, and there was none of that. there was not reaching out. and then i think this is what you know. i agree with george when there's such a continuity from 2007 all the way here because we're done, we're moving on and there's not much you can do about the may your thoughts? no, i agree with georg

willing to take it because i read somewhere that as a kid you're, we're an avid consumer of marks and lennon. do you think those someone discredited thinkers can still offer it anything for the said bill, there's nothing that form that has been tried before, but perhaps in terms of ideas or in terms of values. so i think an enduring value, particularly of linen in this context, was the ability to translate ideas into practice found in the context and time in which those ideas arose. it was appropriate and we saw a massive move form in terms of the progress of humanity is found, but the, at a significant cost as well. when that was over time and over time systems, they refuse the dynamic system that allows people participation. as soon as that gets encroached upon and restricted the possibilities of remaining creator, dynamic and finding a futures gets constrained. so i think to that extent it would be inappropriate to bring linen from $970.00 into 2022. is he appropriate? no. animals, aliya? it's up to us, the ideas that we've drawn from it to bring it into practice. i would not advocate the

and the cram, lennon says that payment has been completed in full these statements about to default are absolutely unjustifiable in this case because the necessary payment was made in may. the fact that you are clear, withheld that money and did not transfer it to its recipients is no longer a problem. there is no reason to call the situation of default. so why all the big fos? all right, it's all about putting any, been tied to financial squeeze on moscow. they opened this risk for the oil money, but the rest of the transfer not opened. and they played that game because they want to do problems wherever they can't. but it's necessarily completely nonsense. and as in this case, the money that especially the interests go to western banks and best and investors. and then they now want to open it for a short time to get their own advantage fulfillment. and it's because they want to do a favor to the, to the russians. a panel of 13 banks and asset managers asked the us treasury to allow trading and russian assets temporarily. so that investors who wagered on moscow defaulting, can be paid w

there were fireworks for live and let die, a virtual duet withjohn lennon, and a mass singalong to heyjudenstant review? i don't know what to say. it is quite overwhelming. i don't know if there is anyone else can give such unadulterated joy to people. very, very privileged to have seen that tonight. there was just time for dave grohl and bruce springsteen to return. three men who have headlined glastonbury, taking a final bow together. thank you, glasto! cheering. the uk prime minister borisjohnson says he's planning to be in downing street well into the next decade. when asked about his leadership ahead of the g7 summit in germany, he has said his government is getting on with delivering for the people. what i am saying is this getting on for delivering four people and for the immediate future we have to get people through the current global inflationary pressures and post covid ukraine exacerbated inflationary measures people have got in the price spike we have got but at the same time we have got a massive agenda of reform and improvement, plan for a stronger economy whereby we have tw