that's michaeljackson. this is like a bedroom of a teenager or something. that's michaeljackson. wow! i will tell you what, this is like a time capsule of what was cool when this house was abandoned. donjohnson! because of the recent economic downturn in spain, youth unemployment in some areas runs at close to a0%. and as people struggle to find jobs in the big cities, here in the countryside the situation is even bleaker. i've seen all around the world how tourism can help to preserve cultures. but there's also something special that's lost the moment the first tourist buses arrive. i've seen all around the world how tourism can help to preserve cultures. but there's also something special that's lost the moment the first tourist buses arrive. hopefully the people of palencia get the tourist numbers they richly deserve. but also fight hard to protect the authenticity of their medieval culture, of which, as i've discovered, they are justly proud. still to come on the travel show, we are snapping up guilty pleasures in new orleans. and i'm falling a little bit in love with a big d

there was a dinner you went out with michaeljackson which you described in your book.n you took him out to a restaurant. lost looking at the menu. what do you remember about that evening? michaeljackson was literally just. .. he is a very good guy. and he is having a difficult time. but he was literally going to a restaurant. we went to le cirque, the great le cirque, with sirio. and michael was sitting at the table and he just sort of... it was like he was never at a restaurant before. he did not know about menus, he did not know about things. and i said to him, when was the last you were at a restaurant? and he said "many, many years ago." and i believe that was true, because he was so not at ease in the restaurant. did you have to orderfor him? i mean, he did fine. and, saying that, he was just not somebody was exposed to this kind of life. what i really thought was interesting was there are many great celebrities at that restaurant. they had never asked for autographs in their life. people ask them for autographs. and they were asking him for his autograph. that, t

wonder song went viral and was spotted by quincy jones, famous for producing and writing songs for michaeljackson wouldn't mind making a cameo appearance. in pyp, just because he wrote the song. how many instruments do you play? it's a difficult one. piano, guitar, drums, voice. most instruments you can getan drums, voice. most instruments you can get an understanding from one of those five things but i try not to count really. jacob's now touring. a special sympathiser enables him to perform live but in his room, in his mum's house, the ideas keep coming. jacob collier speaking to the bbc‘s tim muffett now i'm going to stay with the musical theme, but this one involves the royal family. have a look at who took a turn as djs here at the bbc. last week, harry styles went straight to number one with his debut single, sign of the times. can he do it again? or... or will ed sheeran retain that top spot? he had 13 weeks at number one with shape of you before harry came along and spoiled his easter. sounds familiar! prince william was accompanied by the duchess of cambridge as they dropped in to the bb

michaeljackson had his honeymoon here.ew celebrity guests who used to be friends. this is the great entrance hall to mar—a—lago. mr trump bought mar—a—lago in 1985 for $10 million, as a holiday home. this place doesn't stint on glitz and old—time glamour which appeal to the real estate mogul. he then turned it into a private club to make a bit of money, or even a lot of money. membership costs have doubled since the election. today, access to this elite resort would set you back a cool $200,000 a year. mr trump has stayed at mar—a—lago nearly every weekend since his inauguration, despite grumblings about the cost to taxpayers for all the security. the president is perfectly in his rights to spend his weekends wherever he pleases. to be honest, between washington in the rain and palm beach in the sun, which would you pick? christian, i am firmly here in washington, dc where it is pouring down with rain. not in florida. you showed those picture of him setting off in the pouring rain and he is going to be under a palm tree ne

wonder song went viral, and was spotted by quinchones, famous for producing and writing songs for michaeljacksont because he wrote the song. in february came international recognition, two grammys for best vocal and instrumental arrangements. it is funny situation at the grammys. as a very unashamed introvert, it is a weird place. so could you do a new bbc breakfast theme? a bit ofjazz, a bit of funk? i'll give it a go, let's get started. # bbc breakfast... how many instruments do you play? it is a difficult one. piano, bass guitar, drums and voice. most instruments, you can gauge an understanding from one of those five things. # welcome, to bbc breakfast... got it. nicely done. stevie wonder — who needs stevie wonder? you've got tim muffett. # welcome to bbc breakfast... jacob is now touring. a special synthesiser allows him to perform live. but in his room, in his mum's house, the ideas keep coming. tim muffett, # bbc breakfast... len mccluskey has been re—elected as the general secretary of unite. it will be seen as a boost forjeremy corbyn. joel coen, his chief rival, was seen as corbyn. joe

wonder song went viral, and was spotted by quinchones, famous for producing and writing songs for michaeljacksontarted. # bbc breakfast... how many instruments do you play? it is a difficult one. piano, bass guitar, drums and voice. most instruments you can gauge an understanding from one of those five things. i try not to count them, really. # welcome, to bbc breakfast...#. got it. nicely done. stevie wonder — who needs a stevie wonder? you've got tim muffett. # welcome to bbc breakfast... jacob is now touring. a special synthesiser allows him to perform live. but in his room, in his mum's house, the ideas keep coming. tim muffett, # bbc breakfast... ina moment, in a moment, the news at one, but she is the weather. this weekend looks pretty good. quite one in the sunshine. high pressure never too far away. sitting close to the uk. we have this weather front that but some heavier rain across northern scotland. it becomes light drizzle as it sinks southwards. bad around, the south west of england with the best of the sunshine. elsewhere, england and wales, the cloud should thin. some sunshine com