lola, thank you for takin: new stage. lola, thank you for taking us _ new stage.through all _ new stage. lola, thank you for taking us through all of - new stage. lola, thank you for taking us through all of that, l taking us through all of that, a really busy night with so many different awards. thanks very much for coming in and taking me through all of that. in a moment, i will take you back to those extraordinary pictures from space and that spacewalk in a moment or two but i want to just show some amazing pictures from yesterday because there was a bit of a break with tradition at buckingham palace yesterday. members of new zealand's women's rugby team — the black ferns — asked for, and were given the go ahead, to hug king charles. the usual protocol is that no—one touches the monarch but when charles was asked, he said, "why not?" the king later described the moment as "a warm hug" which was "much appreciated". he also apologised for not being able to visit new zealand during his upcoming trip to australia and samoa, which he says is because of doctor's orde

iam i am lola with the catch up. tonight at big nhs warnings. and lola norris reaches in lego.ime we have seen something like this. we first time we have seen something like this. we have a lot of work _ something like this. we have a lot of work to _ something like this. we have a lot of work to do. _ something like this. we have a lot of work to do. that - something like this. we have a lot of work to do. that is - lot of work to do. that is billionaire _ lot of work to do. that is billionaire businessman l lot of work to do. that is - billionaire businessman tjuroro kai serviceman who has become the first nonprofessional astronaut to walk in space. he bankrolled the mission which blasted off on tuesday. space x engineer sarah gillis also did the spacewalk which lasted around ten minutes and took place over 400 miles above earth. the crew will return to earth. the crew will return to earth on saturday some other stories now and are warning the nhs in england is in a critical condition. a review ordered by labour says ballooning waiting times and delays getting emergency treat

hey, i'm lola with the catchup.er fire, two more dates for oasis, and a mediaeval knight takes on the great north run. it was the worst disaster of its kind in recent british history. on wednesday, more than seven years on, the public inquiry into the fire that destroyed grenfell tower published hey, i'm lola with the catchup. tonight, the final report into the grenfell tower fire, two more dates for oasis, and a mediaeval knight takes on the great north run. it was the worst disaster of its kind in recent british history. on wednesday, more than seven years on, the public inquiry into the fire that destroyed grenfell tower published its final report. it found that all 72 deaths were avoidable and the fire was a result of dishonest cladding and insulation companies, successive governments, and a lack of strategy by the fire service. speaking earlier, the prime minister apologised to the families. the country failed to discharge its most fundamental duty to protect you and your loved ones — the people that we are her

but lola, i believe you actually grew up like that. so wanted to understand how is shape do and what, what does it like to live communally today? yeah, i would start by saying, i don't think communal living is a solution to the housing crisis. i love the way that this was opened. housing prices is so much larger, but there are benefits to community living and it is a tactic for financial survival. when i was growing up was that my parents were really social people and they loved feeding people and we had a large house and they felt that it was important to have it be filled. it was a way to feel that they could give something back. and when i moved back from college, it was right when the financial crisis was happening. i moved in back into my home with a group of 3 to 4 people lex number and no one was making a lot of money. you know, wages have also been very stagnant. and so it made sense for us to live that way. and for me, i decided to continue living that way and i think that's what you need. a lot of young people lived together

thank you to lola with the sugababes. let'sjust thank you to lola with the sugababes. scotland. it's been attended regularly by the reigning monarch, and other members of the royal family, since 18a8. king charles gave out prizes to the winners of competitions, including the tug—of—war, tossing the caber, and performances by bagpipers, drummers and dancers. i will leave you just with the latest pictures we have at the bbc from tel aviv. these are ongoing protests we are seeing increasingly regularly with thousands of people rallying together in their anger and concern about the lack of a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages who were taken by hamas during the october the 7th attacks. they are not happy with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, accusing him and the israeli government of not doing enough. so these were the latest images from tel aviv that we have been monitoring here at the bbc of these regular protests. people who are unhappy with benjamin netanyahu. lots more coming up. hello there. this mixed weather pattern continuing throughout the

uh, as a response to the catastrophe that you guys have been describing, lola and charlotte. you have come up with a solution. you both live with friends today. i want to know all about how that's going, but 1st here's a look and illustration of what he means. this is how much house for 9 p square a comb, jesus and rent and do not rent includes all of our utilities including trash, internet, and 5 monthly service are for xico eve only. so care 909 . and the question does, it means that everything in the fridge is up for grabs from us. otherwise, there isn't a set schedule though i do find that most people want to move on to the 2 weeks. we have our shared common space, a large dining room library, living room, guess for me all over the world. you very much have the same. but i also have that room that it only shows you have a house meetings that once a month in which we sense upcoming visits to guests and also opportunity to talk about what is working, what is not working. the reason i think their house is successful is because it's built on trust and respect. though, i do wa

hey, i'm lola with the catch up. in court, a historic night at the emmys, and a shy penguin. but first, we're talking about a man who you might recognise for hosting this programme. tonight at ten, thousands of police officers.. huw edwards, once bbc news' top presenter, has been handed a six—month prison sentence suspended for two years, meaning he won't spend any time injail. he admitted having indecent images of children. the 63—year—old will also be placed on the sex offenders register for seven years. some other stories now. tiktok heads to court in the us, arguing that a law which would see it banned in the us unless it is sold by its chinese owners would have a staggering impact on free speech. and one of the biggest nights in tv, the emmys, baby reindeer win big with four trophies while shogun made history as the first non—english language show to win best drama, and hundreds of looks take to the catwalk in london fashion week. here's one of british vogue's favourite. designer duo, sharapova lena, they are on

hey i am lola with the catch up. trump debate, new rights for renters and would you purchase a disney themed house? donald trump and kamala harris, the two candidates wanting to be the next us president have finally met and debated. so what happened ? kamala harris. it started politely with a handshake but things got heated quickly. everybody knows she is a marxist. people start to leave his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom. they debated issues like the cost of living and abortion. will she allow abortion on the eighth month, ninth month, seventh month? would you do that? the government and donald trump certainly should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. and when it got to immigration... in springfield they are eating the dogs. the people who came in, they are eating the cats. that claim, without evidence from donald trump. taylor swift had her say. she said she will be voting for kamala harris to be president. the election is on november five. a new law to stop landlords evicting tenants in

i'm lola, with the catch up.l for teens, the last day of london fashion week, and an escaped capybara. insta has announced a pretty big policy change to help protect teenagers online. under—16s will now have teen accounts, which give parents more control to set privacy settings. this comes as social media companies are under pressure to better protect children. it's the last day of london fashion week. i caught up with chet lo, one of the 250 designers showcasing their collections. he told me more about his designs. this collection is really inspired by my mum. it's entitled mai's blossoms, and it's kind of taking on the journey that she went through from a titan in the corporate world, and then now becoming a painter and a school teacher. we took, like, classic office wear and then mixed it up with, like, beautiful, aethereal tones. chet also partnered with a project that makes fashion more accessible to visually—impaired people. the perfect designer to enable guests to not only listen to such descriptive audio

hey, i'm lola with the catchup.ael, a new system for scotland's youth offenders, and pharrell�*s life in lego. the uk is suspending 30 export licences for military equipment to israel. it comes as protests continue in israel calling for the government to secure a hostage release deal with hamas after the bodies of six hostages were recovered from gaza. here's a family member of hostage keith siegel. we are demanding our government to sign a hostage deal and save the hostages while they still can be saved. foreign secretary david lammy addressed the house of commons on that arms embargo. for certain uk arms exports to israel, there does exist a clear risk that they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. 97 captives remain unaccounted for in gaza, where the hamas run health ministry says more than 40,000 people have died since october the 7th. scotland has passed a new law that bans children being sent to prison. all under—18s have been removed from young offenders

hey, i'm lola with the catchup. tonight, russia attacks ukraine.d. and in other news, brat summer is officially over. at least 16 people have died and several are injured after a migrant boat capsized in the english channel. a large operation is under way for two missing people. 50 have been rescued and need medical treatment. some other stories now, at least 51 people have been killed in a russian missile attack on the ukrainian city of poltava. hundreds are injured with concerns people are trapped under the rubble. the missiles hit a military centre and a hospital. five children have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of an 80—year—old in leicestershire. bbc�*s sam harrison is at the scene. 80—year—old bhim koli has died after being fatally attacked here at franklin park in braunstone town. leicestershire police say that five arrests have been made. five teenagers are being held in custody. they're appealing for anyone with any information about the event to come forward. and the mother of missing uni student jack 0'sullivan

hey, i'm lola with the catch up!s album announcement and an octopus packs a punch! but first we start in the middle east, where more than 560 people have been killed in lebanon in israeli strikes since monday, according to local officials. israel's military say they are targeting an armed group called hezbollah, who are seen as terrorists by the uk and others. monday marked the deadliest day since the end of the civil war in 1990. us presidentjoe biden has said that a full—scale war is not in anyone�*s interest. some other stories now. home secretary yvette cooper announced a pledge to halve knife crime in a decade and open new youth clubs in a speech at the labour party conference. we caught up with labour's youngest mp, 22—year—old sam carling. one of the big challenges is the amount of abuse that young politicians get online. i'm dealing with quite a lot of it at the moment. people see that and it completely puts them off. real life is not like that at all. people are generally very friendly and pleasant, even whe

hey, i'm lola with the catchup.draper into the us open semis, and a rare fireball. but first, 0lympian rebecca cheptegei has died four days after allegedly being set on fire by her ex—boyfriend. the ugandan marathon runner was reportedly doused with petrol at her home in kenya. the government there says more needs to be done to tackle gender—based violence in the country. some other stories now. a crew member on a royal navy helicopter has died after the aircraft ditched into the english channel during a training exercise last night. two others were rescued but were not seriously injured. and an investigation has been launched into the sale of oasis tickets. the competition regulator is looking into whether ticketmaster breached breach consumer protection law, including the use of dynamic pricing. and jack draper has reached his first grand slam semifinal. the 22 year old's break—out run at the us open reached new heights as he became the first british man to reach the final four in new york since 2012. he'll play i

i'm lola with the catch—up.g, the mai lights and lando norris races in lego. we are space today, and the first time we've seen something like this. that's billionaire businessmen jarrod isaacman, who has become the first non—professional astronaut to walk in space. he bankrolled the mission which blasted off on tuesday. spacex engineer sarah gillis also did the spacewalk, which lasted around ten minutes and took place over 400 miles above earth. the crew will return to earth on saturday. some other stories now, and a warning the nhs in england is in a critical condition. a review ordered by labour says ballooning waiting times and delays getting emergency treatment are costing lives. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has promised a ten—year plan to fix things, but says the focus will be on major reforms rather than more money. and taylor swift has become the biggest ever winner at the mtv vmas. she scooped seven trophies, including best video. eras tour mate sabrina carpenter won song of the year for espress

have lola's desdemona in the 1965 film adaptation of a settler found to have 1st oscar nomination for best supporting actress? then in 1969, she won an oscar for best actress. i had performance in the prime of miss jane birdie making her an international stock. over the next 3 decades, maggie smith appeared in numerous productions on stage television and failing cementing her reputation is one of britain's most versatile and recognizable stars . in 1990, she was made a day by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to the performing arts. as the turn of the century, she won over a whole new generation of funds planning profess, i'm not going to go in the harry potter films. this assessment was to easy then a decade like to has success playing the a sub invite a quoted on downton abbey. and even though it was so well, i didn't know that. and maggie smith is one of just $24.00 people to own the triple crown of acting, an oscar anatomy, and a tony award. a. just a reminder about the whole story. these are also really 3 says has to lead to have signed the throttle out, has been killed in an

lola de silva, called for the implementation of a peace plan proposed by his country and china, which involves stopping the fighting along the front line. but peace is far from over; according to the pentagon, the us plans to announce a new aid package for ukraine this week, the amount of which will be $375 million, and the us will include cluster munitions in it, a type of projectile that is not provided self-destruct devices, according to the american military, from 5 to 14% of the ammunition of this type supplied to kiev may not explode at all, since they have been lying in warehouses for a long time, in which case they will be mines threatening the civilian population, even after the end of the conflict. in the oval hall of the government house today, a joint meeting of the house of representatives of the council of the republic will be held before parliamentarians with a report on the prospects for the development of construction transport complexes of housing and communal services. deputy prime minister anatoly sivak. svetlana lukinyuk will tell you what questions the deputies a

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the country's president, lola da silva, said at the last assembly that the security council is currently unable to resolve global conflicts and promised to personally take up the reform. after the start of the svo, a number of american and european politicians called for the creation of a mechanism to suspend russia's membership in un security council. however, the head of the european council charles michel stated that it is impossible to do this without amending the charter of the world organization. most of all, they talk about reforming the un security council, because , frankly, this is not feasible within the framework of the current procedures. you are right, it is extremely difficult. the last attempt, which was in 2005, ended in nothing due to the clinching of two different proposals. the pact for the future contains the most decisive of those previous formulations regarding the need for reform, as well as a mandate. of course, not all permanent members of the security council are happy about the prospect of expanding its membership, but you need to take a sober look at what you

the country's president, lola da silva, said at the last assembly that in our time the security council resolve global conflicts promised to personally take up the reform. after the start of the svo, a number of american and european politicians called for the creation of a mechanism for suspending russia's membership in the un security council. however, the head of the european council , charles michel, said that this could not be done without amending the charter of the world. organizations, most of all, talk about reforming the security council, but, frankly speaking, this is not feasible within the framework of the current procedures. you are right, it is extremely difficult. the last attempt, which was in 2005, ended in nothing, due to the clinching of two different proposals. the pact for the future contains the most decisive of those previous formulations regarding the need for reform. and also a mandate to begin to act. the most obvious is the decision of the security council to include african states at the expense of new permanent members, since they are historically the most

i just wish that my grandfather was alive and my grandmother, my lola. she didn't really understand what i was doing when the dedication of the school happened. i think that's when she got that i was doing something bigger than us. jose antonio vargas of the washington post. jose antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize winning journalist. i lived the american dream, building a successful career as a journalist, but i was living a lie. this is my reality. i'm an undocumented gay filipino in this country. vargas is the founder of define american, a nonprofit. he started 13 years ago. the same day he revealed in a new york times essay. he is an undocumented immigrant. against the advice of a lawyer, she said, jose, you cannot say that you broke the law. and i remember telling her, well, well, if i don't say i broke the law, then what am i doing? and so are all the farmers making sure that you have your strawberries and hamburgers. so all the construction workers building your buildings. so all those nannies taking care of your kids. so who's breaking the law? ex

earlier, my colleague lola schroer caught up with sugababes, who gave us an exclusive interview.ravis taking to the stage and the crowd filled up to around 30,000 people who saw the likes of shaznay lewis, craig david, pixie lott and sting take to the stage. we also got to speak to some artists like shaznay and some djs, and we also got an exclusive. i sat down with the sugababes and i asked them how much they have enjoyed the summer of performing at festivals like radio 2 in the park. guys, that performance was incredible, how did it feel to be impressed and performing to that many people? it was amazing, we had so much fun. it is our last show of this summer. it was a bit said. but we had a lot of fun. you had an amazing summer selling out crowds everywhere from glastonbury to preston, what is next? we have a few more shows in europe, which is what we are looking forward to. working in australia. lots of studio time to finish of bits we really love. - the new record. hopefully, soon. talking about the new record, i heard you say on stage you were talking about uk garage, can we

have lola's desdemona in the 1965 film adaptation of a seller and have 1st oscar nomination for best supporting actress. then in 1969, she won an oscar for best actress. i had performance in the prime of mystery and birdie making her an international stock. over the next 3 decades, maggie smith appeared in numerous productions on stage television and failing cementing her reputation is one of britain's most versatile and recognizable stars . me. in 1990, she was made a day by queen elizabeth the 2nd for services to the performing arts. at the turn of the century, she won over a whole new generation of funds planning profess, i'm not going to go in the harry potter films to this assessment list we see then a decade like to has success playing the a sub invite included in downton abbey. and even though it was what i didn't know, dame maggie smith is one of just 24 people to own the triple crown of acting, an oscar anatomy and attorney award. so i'm just states of america just moment that i'm the day to take you through the big stories of the day, including israel, the bombing on a rout

that re—strike going one—way and the other, as lola saying in their first saying in theirfirst announcementin their first announcement the attacks since he is rightly strike that af fired and israel. obviously, their retaliation continuing following that attack on what israel is describing as his brother headquarters in the suburb of beirut. that happened just minutes after benjamin met and yahoos speak israel launched a wave of attacks on the lebanese capital of beirut. this is what israeli military spokesman rear admiral daniel hagari had to say about the attacks in beirut. moments ago, the israel defense forces carried out a precise strike on the central headquarters of the hezbollah terror organisation that served as the epicentre of hezbollah�*s terror. hezbollah�*s central headquarters was intentionally built under residential buildings in the heart of the dahiyeh in beirut, as part of hezbollah�*s strategy of using lebanese people as human shields. on october eighth, hezbollah started attacking israel after almost a year of his brotherfiring rockets, missiles and suicide drones at is

earlier my colleague lola schroerjoined me from preston.ayed behind me. the headliners include sting, sugababes and the pet shop boys, but craig david also graced the main stage a little while ago and i managed to have a chat with him. let�*s re—rewind to that. i loved it, because it tees you up for the chill on the sunday. when you see the crowd responding the way they did to the songs. it hit my heart, as soon as i heard them screaming as i walked onto the stage, and all of the songs landed, and finishing on seven days was beautiful. we managed to hear that and it was beautiful. everyone knows the song so it�*s always a great moment. earlier this year with wes nelson you brought out abracadabra, how has it been playing that? i love it, because the timing was perfect of that song coming out. we got to perform it for the all—star love island show, it was a big moment for the song, and a lovely juxtaposition of having wes being an artist in his own right and us having this collaboration. it was one of the most fun times doing promo together,

our reporter lola schroer is there.aznay lewis. how is your performance? it was amazini. how is your performance? it was amazing- the — how is your performance? it was amazing. the crab _ how is your performance? it was amazing. the crab are _ amazing. the crab are absolutely brilliant. tell me more about _ absolutely brilliant. tell me more about good _ absolutely brilliant. tell me more about good morning. | absolutely brilliant. tell me. more about good morning. it absolutely brilliant. tell me - more about good morning. it is my more about good morning. it is my favourite. more about good morning. it is my favourite-— my favourite. when i wrote it i reached out — my favourite. when i wrote it i reached out to _ my favourite. when i wrote it i reached out to turn _ my favourite. when i wrote it i reached out to turn general- reached out to turn general leavey to be involved in it. i collaborated with my friend on it and the opportunityjust had never come up so once i wrote that morning i wanted her to jump that morni

headline acts will feature the likes of sting, the sugababes and the pet shop boys. 0ur reporter lolao 3am on the station. so, 0j, how are you finding preston so far? i'm finding it amazing. i think it's amazing up here. i've only been here a few hours. so far, it's not rained, which i think is a positive. i think vernon might have ruined everything by saying the words, "it's going to stay dry." and then i ruined it as well by wearing a pair of very white trainers, which are definitely going to be perfect if it rains. but yeah, so far it's amazing. and i think radio 2 in the park is an amazing thing because, you know, when you do radio, you sit in a studio, you are on your own. so to come out here and meet listeners, it's just wonderful. it's amazing. yeah, and last year was in leicester. so how important do you think it is for radio 2 to kind of, you know, get out of london, get out of manchester and travel? well, it has to be, because it's a station for the whole united kingdom. and i'm from leicester, so when they announced it was in leicester... you know, growing up there, it just

so lola andrews was on death row and he, too, was hung.but we know that before he died, the man, read voraciously. he read 20 or 30 books a week. and he had hunger for knowledge and wanted to learn. and there was this in this man wanting so to live and to improve himself, improves intellectual abilities and yet he had these sociopathic tendencies and he murdered his whole family. right. and so he went, you know, he was hung in kansas prior to hanging of --. and perry. so the point here is that the pendulum swings from one side to the other. on the one hand, we have the idea that the guilty should be punished. right. that a vengeance is necessary. that it's a it's at the core of our beliefs. you know. and when the pendulum swings, the other here in this case with this work of nonfiction novel. we have the idea that no capital punishment there's something inhuman about it, about the idea or the principle that it's wrong to kill someone and therefore it you will be killed for that reason. so let me ask you. okay, what do you think about these

designers from all over the world choosing to present their collections in the city. 0ur reporter lola a0 years of the event. i have found myself in east london, hackney, with one of the 250 designers who have shown a collection at this week's fashion week. how are you doing? i’m week's fashion week. how are you doing?— you doing? i'm good. it has been a lot. _ you doing? i'm good. it has been a lot, i'm _ you doing? i'm good. it has been a lot, i'm tired. - you doing? i'm good. it has been a lot, i'm tired. we i you doing? i'm good. it has| been a lot, i'm tired. we are prepping for showrooms in paris and then we have started designing our next season, so there is a lot going on but i'm a little bit tired, i have had a little bit tired, i have had a little bit of time to rest. tell us a bit about this collection and the inspirations behind it. , collection and the inspirations behindit. . ., collection and the inspirations behindit. , behind it. this collection is insired behind it. this collection is inspired by _ behind it. this collection is inspired by my _ behind it. this collect

cheering and applause the catch up presenter lola schroer talked me through taylor's speech, as wellpresidential election and in the va's she said and in the vma's she said that she would take to the stage in one of her acceptance speeches and encourage people to vote for whoever they wanted and i think that was particularly interesting, she didn't tell them who to vote for butjust said how important it is to vote. a lot of people seeing how she framed it and it was so similar to that instagram post, guidance to register and get involved in issues. what about the music? let's get onto the music because it was a music award the vma's really focus on pop music and music videos so taylor one seven the vma's really focus on pop music and music videos so taylor won seven awards and that makes her whole total of awards of all time 30, which means she is the biggest number of award winning, she beats beyonce in terms of this. it was a really amazing night for her and she won two of the top awards including artist and video of the year for her song fortnight and post—malonejoined her on stag