marvin gaye was cited as the inspiration for blurred lines and pharrell williams stated he wanted toing on it. in the blurred lines case robin thicke's interviews went well beyond saying he was simply inspired by got to give it up. what he said in his interviews was that he said in his interviews was that he and pharrell williams, he directed pharrell williams to create a song just like got to give it up and that they tried to get the same rhythm and those types of things going in creating blurred lines, so it is much more thanjust inspiration. what you try and do with copyright is work out if it is copied. musicologists like peter 0xon dale says the decision is having applications on the industry. these companies are worried that if a track is reference at all, there might be a claim. do you know of labels telling artists not to publicly state who they are inspired by? yes. and are you allowed to say? no. 0k, fine. many of companies i work with ask producers and the artist to declare all of the tracks that may have been used as inspiration for their new tracks. they send them to me

injust over two months, pharrell williams, robin thicke and the marvin gaye estate will be back in court well as creativity, when it comes to releasing new music. later in the programme, we‘ll be getting reaction from songwriters to this. coming up... she organised the concert that raised £2 million for victims of the terror attack in manchester, but should singer ariana grande be given honorary citizenship of the city? we‘ll talk to two survivors with very different opinions. another little bit of history was made at wimbledon yesterday whenjohanna konta became britain‘s first female wimbledon semi—finalist since virginia wade almost 40 years ago in 1978. applause and cheering oh my god. she stopped playing. what a shame. that's too bad. i don't know why she stopped. it‘s over. british tennis history is made. it‘s been 39 years since a british woman can say, i‘m a wimbledon semifinalist. she‘s done it in front of the last woman to do it, virginia wade. it raises the very tantalising prospect that a brit could win both the women‘s and men‘s title at wimbledon this year. not to forget a p

>> katy perry, pharrell william and celine dion on hand for paris fashion week.nway, but it was her lack of clothes in a photo shoot that's really starting to turn some heads. ♪ the 49-year-old singer is stripped down, holding a couture dress on her lap. the photo was taken while celine was changing her looks between fashion shows. in a new photo spread for vogue's instagram account, celine looks spectacular while setting paris ablaze in a fashion frenzy. >> celine, celine! >> she attended the dior show in this mustard colored tunic and skirt by the designer. she wore this floral mini with thigh high boots, sharing the front row with vogue's editor in chief anna wintour. celine tells vogue going to a fashion show gives me a little bit of freedom when my work has been work, discipline, hard, hard work. ♪ i drove all night to get to you ♪ celine, who was also on tour in europe wears couture gowns onstage that are altered to accommodate her movement. she keeps a master file with pages from magazines of looks she likes. she also tells the magazine her fashion is publ

. ♪ >> that, of course, is the grammy-winning "get lucky" by pharrell williams.hey followed it up. they enjoyed it and the french president. i'm not sure about the american president. >> he did not sound interested. >>> it's about 20 after the > are being left at the altar without a dress. emotions run high when a bridal chain shuts down with dresses inside. >>> 50 years after a long hot summer with riots like newark and detroit, michelle mill e looks at the modern hiftd of civil unrest in america with the mayor of newark. >> i have to tell you, i lived through the riots in l.a. i ask you. i don't want you to jump all over me. >> that's all right. >> the question people ask all the time, why do people burn their own community? >> i don't think that people see it as their community. they don't really have ownership over what's happening. the buildings, the businesses, the things that are going on happen in spite of them and not because of them. >> that's coming up on "cbs this morning: saturday." no you're not, you went first last time. why are those lines on my f

pharrell williams knost. at some stage the weather is going to turn —— carol will no.in 2007. sarah coles is a personal finance expert with aol. ten years, they stayed at 0.5% for so long and then the cut after the brexit vote to just 0.25 %, brilliant news for borrowers but terrible for savers? yes, if you look at the rates in 2007 you could get 6% as a best buy rate and now you're looking at 1.25%, for those people trying to live off their savings, especially pensioners, it's been difficult. this has been a really dangerous and difficult time. it shows on one hand and some people will win and other people are going to lose, some would say it's the price some have had to pay to keep the economy on an even keel because the economy on an even keel because the bank of england cut rates to try to keep the economy ticking over, it was likened to putting the economy ona was likened to putting the economy on a life—support machine by slashing rates so low, is that a fair assertion, some are going to lose but it's the price we pay for keeping the economy going? it's difficult

but the weather doesn't look great and pharrell williams telling us about that as well. —— carol willition calls for the law to be changed so anyone buying acid would need a licence and to undergo background checks. the mayor of london has rejected calls to re—organise local government in the capital following the grenfell tower fire. the foreign office minister and former kensington councillor mark field suggested london should have fewer and bigger local authorities so they're better equipped to respond to major crises. but the mayor disagrees. as a former councillor myself i think by and large it works well. experts i've spoken to haven't persuaded me there's an argument to reduce the numbers, so i think we should improve what we've got by making sure the central government devolves more power to london, and notjust me as the mayor but to councils as well, i'm not in favour of abolishing councils. the tube is all looking good at the moment, no reported problems on any of those lines there. there's a reduced service today on some southern and gatwick express routes because of indust