the royal london scheme with london ambulance is at least making a start. hugh pym, bbc news.itor katie razzall is here with more. this is a report in the sun and contains allegations against what the newspaper says is a top bbc staff who the paper hasn't named. but we do understand the bbc is looking into the allegations and they are certainly very serious. it claims a well—known presenter is accused of giving a 17—year—old boy more than £35,000 in return sexually explicit images. the boy's family complained to the bbc are made on 19th this year and begged them to stop the man sending the cash which they claim is feeding a drug habit. the mother claims her son, who is now 20, has done from a happy—go—lucky youngster to a ghostlike crack addict as she puts it in just three years. in a statement, the bbc said, we treat any allegations very seriously and we have processes in place to proactively deal with them and asa as part of that, if we receive information that requires further investigation or examination we will take steps to do that, and that is including speaking to thos

the royal london scheme with london ambulance is at least making a start. hugh pym, bbc news.ng britney spears. —— no charges. she said she was backhanded by a security guard protecting a french basketball player, describing it as dramatic. police say they have concluded the investigation and no charges will be filed against the person involved. a bbc investigation has found muscle building supplements which can cause liver problems, mood swings and erectile disfunction being sold across the uk. the products have become popular with gymgoers aiming to build bigger muscles and lose fat. but they are not approved for sale. kashjones has the story. i'v e —— i've been speaking to. i spoke to dan watson — a body—builder and fitness coach. he told me how he first became aware of the issue. the reason that i became aware of the sort of endemic that's going on with use, especially in teenagers, is through social media. i've had a massive influx of messages from young kids talking about sam's. i've got some messages up on my phone where i can say here that i got somebody said, i'm 17 y

tony's new post will be chief conductor of the london symphony orchestra. but his legacy at the royale's a role model for young opera conductors. there's all sorts of videos of him talking through the operas. you can hear the joy in his voice when he speaks about it. and because they're all over youtube, i mean, i've youtube, i mean, i've watched all of those. you know, that was one thing definitely that got me into it and made me want to explore more about opera. |he's conducted so many fabulousj performances here over the years that have generated so much energy and passion and enthusiasm - from our audience and our orchestra and everyone who works _ in the building as well. if you have a vision for what you want to achieve in life, if you have that spark and if you have the energy and if you have the resilience to keep pushing when, you know, things will get tough, you'll make it in any walk of life. applause whenever i come to the royal opera house to see tony in action, it never ceases to thrill me. his experience, his incredible talent, his insights make him truly unique. and al

he is at a london's royal opera house. he: is such a at a london's royal opera house.uch a unique personality as well as a wonderful musician and artist. there is that immutable fire and that unquestioning commitment that he brings to every single performance that he does here. it is that level of passion which really comes across. he that level of passion which really comes across.— that level of passion which really comes across. , , , ., ., , comes across. he steps down from his ost in comes across. he steps down from his post in rome — comes across. he steps down from his post in rome in _ comes across. he steps down from his post in rome in september _ comes across. he steps down from his post in rome in september of - comes across. he steps down from his post in rome in september of 2023 i post in rome in september of 2023 and the following summer he leaves the royal opera house after a record 22 years. but it won't mean the end of tony's love affair with opera. he will be a guest conductor here at the royal opera house in covent garden where there have been so m

antonio pappano in the run—up to the end of his remarkable tenure as music director of the royal opera house in londonone of the top jobs in opera. as a celebrated conductor, he wins praise and plaudits for his style and brilliance. he wants to smell every little new idea that comes up, every glimpse. tony is the music. he unites everyone. he cares about securing the future of opera and helps to train the big names of tomorrow. maestro pappano has been a great help into nurturingl talent of people like me who are young artists. l he's very encouraging. i go behind the scenes at the royal opera house to see tony in action and ask if opera is losing its relevance for new audiences and whether he thinks it's making itself fit for the future. i think every major opera house wants to entice younger audiences. it must do everything and be open to the interests of many different people. let me take you to the opera! sir antonio pappano, or tony, as he prefers to be known, has the signature flair of his italian roots, combined with a detailed knowledge of music that has made him one of the most popular conduc

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actor kevin spacey, who is accused of sexual harassment, burst into tears in the royal court of londoner a loud case. this is a scandalous story, dragging on. for several years, spacey has been charged with 12 charges of harassing men. he denies guilt and says that his life turned into a nightmare the actor immediately lost his job, and his reputation was ruined. share juicy details. far, not always. they seem to be true for some applicants. this is one more way become famous and earn money from a legal point of view. it is not clear how they are going to prove that someone molested them many years ago. in veliky novgorod, the son of an employee of the regional ministry of culture strangled his girlfriend for a month, kept her body on the balcony in a barrel and, as if nothing had happened, invited friends to visit. what happened between the lovers before the murder? why did alexander golubev buy up almost everywhere in the supermarket and why did he decide to hide the body in a barrel, only in our footage of investigative actions with the participation of a probable soul lip at the sc

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the berlin academy of sciences, not the parisian academy of sciences, nor the london royal society, theademy of sciences and arts, was supposed to be a trinity. this gymnasium university and scientific research is a very progressive model for that time, absolutely secular the first faculties of the academy, medical law and philosophy in religion theology. the sovereign did not see any benefit for the country and it was assumed that prominent western european scientists would be invited to the academy of sciences. they must teach it at the university and in the gymnasium in order to prepare their own shift from among the natives of russia in this way. here was e. the decision was made primarily for the training of russian scientists. it was very important in the archive. the institute of history of the st. petersburg academy of sciences has preserved a unique letter from peter i. in this letter, peter writes to the guards as a lieutenant colonel, who for many years he has been sitting in europe to urgently hire scientists, our years old physician lavrenty in lubentrost and send them to t

actor kevin spacey, who is accused of sexual harassment, burst into tears in the royal court of londonigh-profile case. this is a scandalous story, dragging on. for several years, spacey has been charged with 12 charges of harassing men. he denies guilt and says that his life has turned into a nightmare the actor immediately lost work, and his reputation was ruined , i note that recently it has become fashionable to accuse various foreign celebrities of sexual crimes of victims who, for some reason, have been silent for a long time, suddenly begin to share juicy details and away. not always. they seem to be true for some applicants. this is a way to once again become famous and earn money from a legal point of view. it is not clear how they are going to prove that someone molested them many years ago. the destructive jealousy of the great novgorod, the son of an employee from the regional ministry of culture strangled his girlfriend for a month, kept her body on the balcony in a barrel and, as if nothing had happened, invited friends to visit. what happened between the lovers before th

. ♪ >>> finally tonight, long after audiences leave london's famed royal albert hall, a young concertassical newcomer fans on tiktok. what led to her meteoric rise to stardom. >> reporter: there's magic after midnight at the royal albert hall. ♪ in its vastness of empty seats sits a solitary figure. ♪ commanding the hall's great organ. >> it's like this hidden world that people don't even sort of know exists. ♪ >> reporter: anna lapwood harnesses the power of the instrument, made up of 9,999 pipes. ♪ she's practicing in these dark hours, the only time the hall's not booked. and while it appears empty, the world is watching on social media. lapwood's phone capturing each moment. >> i have just finished my prep session at the royal albert hall. >> what do you love about the organ? >> oh my gosh. it's the only instrument where you're playing a building. >> reporter: even andrew lloyd webber took note. >> it is 5:30 in the morning. i'm in the albert hall with one cleaner, and i'm about to scare the living daylight out of them by playing "phantom of the opera" as loud as i can. ♪ >> report

but thanks to, not only the nhs care at royal london, but at stannrore. — nhs care at royal london, butsed to now doing an ultramarathon for the nhs charities— doing an ultramarathon for the nhs charities last year. that was amazing _ charities last year. that was amazing. just to show not to give up hope _ amazing. just to show not to give up hope we _ amazing. just to show not to give up hope. we can still go on. thanks to everyone — hope. we can still go on. thanks to everyone it — hope. we can still go on. thanks to everyone. it is a whole team. it is notjust— everyone. it is a whole team. it is not just myself. everyone. it is a whole team. it is notjust myself. i am so grateful every _ notjust myself. i am so grateful every day — notjust myself. i am so grateful every day. each day i give thanks to god and _ every day. each day i give thanks to god and the — every day. each day i give thanks to god and the services here we have here in— god and the services here we have here in the — god and the services here we have here in the uk. it is something we often _ here in the uk. it is

proms get under way this evening, with the first of 84 concerts over the summer at the royal albert hall in london, and some northern soul. our music correspondent, mark savage, has the details. the royal albert hall �*s steinway piano being tuned ahead of the opening night of the proms. paul lewis will be sat here later to play a piano concerto. 0utside fans queued from 7am to get one of the eight found on the day tickets available for every concert. although they scattered because of the rent the principle of cheap access to classical music is the very heart of the proms. indie access to classical music is the very heart of the proms. we are all about finding _ very heart of the proms. we are all about finding any _ very heart of the proms. we are all about finding any audience - very heart of the proms. we are all about finding any audience for - about finding any audience for classical music, we do not want price to be a barrier so the fact you can come here, £8, cheaper than going to a football match or a beyonce concert, buying a pint of beer, fantastic opportunity for everyone to come and h

the environmental campaign groupjust stop oil have interrupted the first night of the proms at london's royale heat is impacting people around the globe. here in the us, regions are hitting record highs with heat alerts affecting more than 100 million people in 15 states. in greece, temperatures are so high that the country's most popular tourist destination, the acropolis, closed during the hottest hours of the day to protect visitors. temperatures there reached nearly 120 degrees fahrenheit. and in italy, red alerts — meaning a threat to life — have been issued for rome and nine other cities. our reporter sofia bettiza is there. health authorities have issued a warning for ten cities today that will go up to 1a cities tomorrow. here are being advised to stay indoors in the afternoon, to drink plenty of water to avoid coffee and alcohol, and to check on the elderly neighbours if they live alone. but the issue is that it is a medal ofjuly, there are lots of tourists here in italy, and many of them have told us they are not really following this advice. they have come here on holiday from japa

. ♪ >>> finally tonight, long after audiences leave london's famed royal albert hall, a young, accomplishedg over classical newcomers on tiktok. ian lee shares what led to her meteoric rise to stardom. >> reporter: there's magic after midnight at the royal albert hall. in its vastness of empty seats sits a solitary figure. commanding the hall's great or gu organ. >> it's a hidden world people don't know exists while they're asleep in bed. >> reporter: anna lapwood harnesses the power of the instrment, made up of 9,999 pipes. she's practicing in these dark hours, the only time the hall's not booked. while it appear empty, the world is watching. on social media. lapwood's phone capturing each moment. >> i have just finished my prep session at the royal albert hall. >> reporter: what do you love about the organ? >> my gosh. it's the only instrument where you are playing a building, the whole building resonates with the organ. it shakes the foundations. >> reporter: before anna took off on social media, she became the youngest ever director of music at pembroke college in cambridge. her student

antonio pappano in the run—up to the end of his remarkable tenure as music director of the royal opera house in londone. tony is the music. he unites everyone. he cares about securing the future of opera and helps to train the big names of tomorrow. maestro pappano has been a great help into nurturingl talent of people like me who are young artists. l he's very encouraging. i go behind the scenes at the royal opera house to see tony in action and ask if opera is losing its relevance

thousands of visitors each year. 2 months after britons king charles the 3rd was crowned in london, the royal monarch has made his way north to scotland to mark his ascension to the throne. there charles received the scottish crown jewels today which have been used in royal ceremonies for the last 5 centuries. but not everyone welcomed him. a crown sceptre. and so out of state, known as the owner itself to scotland look presented to the new monarch by the symbol of his crown. we pledge our loyalty in receiving this crime. i so promised by god's help stuart of destiny and historical droid procession. and i didn't draw to signify king charles a party in scotland. the degree of funds jobs position, not only is the king of england, but also the united kingdom. crowds gathered on the royal mind, got a glimpse of the king and queen. to this part where my head is, each apartment has to fall in my coat dress started who the odyssey police school. was it probably going to tell you something that i'm not sure what to see. we want to see more of it here with the pro independence government and less supp

so, for example, a researcher at the royal joint institute for defense studies in london believes that the scale of the effect will be modest , ukrainian artillery will become only slightly more deadly, but a serious effect. it will be available later when you have more ammo. what could be the authors of the publication also recalled the words of the representative of the us department of defense, which admitted that not a single type of weapon is a silver bullet. up to 29°. today there will be no precipitation in belarus at night and in the morning in some areas, weak, fog, tomorrow the thermometer, below them it has become even up to 33 °. scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in some regions. hot time these days with rescuers for this 165 people drowned in belarus a year. of these, 10 minors with the start of the swimming season, similar statistics are updated almost every weekend for trained swimmers and one-year-olds, the risks are the same panic , convulsions, diving injuries, the reasons why water most often takes life. the man decided to re-spray komsomolskoye lake,

for centuries, beginning around 1700 reports of inoculation started being printed by the royal society in london. reports from china, greece and turkey. but this isn't how. americans first learned of it. you may know the story of smallpox in 1721, and that's where my book really begins. we could do a whole talk on just this episode, but cotton mather wrote to the royal society after they had published some of these reports about inoculation and said, oh, that's not the place that i have heard about inoculation. i've heard about it before. i heard about it from my slave name on this thomas and cotton mather told the story at some point after being given an islamist as a as a slave, as a gift from his congregation down there in boston. what a gift to the human, mather asked, only imus if he had ever had smallpox before, and omniscience was must have been very clever and innocent. i said. well, yes and no, and then describes the experience. right. he had had smallpox via inoculation, and he said it was an unknown procedure for where he came from. mather tried to get others in boston. he prints it i

as the best actress at prestigious international film festivals , she worked at the royal national theater in londonsh tv series peaky blinders. 20 years of successful international career london was the home of dina korzun as it turned out for a while, but became the birthplace of her two daughters and tala and sophia the eldest son of the actress from her first marriage. timur stayed in moscow, this was his principled position, my son will soon be 33 girls 13 and 14, we are friends in the first place. although i am such an authoritative mother, if necessary, my authority turns on, and it is undeniable. i am ready to support any of their undertaking projects. they are very friendly. all among themselves and i am sure that this is also the result of my contribution. that is , at first we lived there and the children did not see each other so often every evening. we thought about timur , talked about timur, prayed before going to bed for him, therefore, when we met, it was as if we did not part. he studies, he graduated from the financial academy , worked a little, yes, in various financial uh compan

twojust stop 0il supporters have run on stage at the royal albert hall in london. with loud boos from the audience and led away by security. this is the latest in the number of protest. they recently interrupted play at wimbledon and during the ashes. we can talk to a reporterjack, who is at the proms. what did you see? figs reporterjack, who is at the proms. what did you see?— what did you see? as you can see, i'm what did you see? as you can see, l'm standing _ what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just _ what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just outside _ what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just outside the - what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just outside the royal| i'm standing just outside the royal albert hall. it holds around 5000 people in this place was pretty packs. people were here to see the bbc symphony orchestra and the finnish conductor. pretty normal first half, but very shortly after the interval before one of the big performances in the second half, two just stop oil protesters made their way onto the stag

two just boiled supporters have run onto the stage during the night of the proms at the royal albert hall in londonoud boos by the audience and were led away by security. this is a number of protest byjust stop 0il, including wimbledon, the ashes and now the proms as well. a deadly heat wave is continuing in parts of europe with temperatures over 40 degrees and climbing. countries including greece, italy, spain, croatia and turkey have seen some of the highest temperatures with the heat expected to break records next week. now this is athens, where red cross ambulances have been helping people struggling in the extreme heat. the ancient acropolis closed its doors for a few hours on friday to protect visitors and it is a similar picture in other parts of the mediterranean. this is croatia, where wildfires have broken out and are now being spread by high winds. there are also heat warnings across neighbouring serbia. in italy, red alerts meaning a threat to life have been issued for rome and the nine other cities. it is a similar situation in the us. the southern states are sweltering. more than 150

bloody angels of hell, billionaire richard branson flashed at the airport in the movie casino royale and sold londonin one from a series of friends, but the most frequent movie guest among the rich, elon musk, he has only a dozen episodes in the film iron man, 2 musk briefly talks with tony stark, whose image was largely written off from himself ilan says that he is developing an electric plane. in one episode of the big bang theory, a billionaire washes dishes in a homeless cafeteria, and in the prequel series , sheldon's childhood finds the hero's childhood notes and uses them to develop the falcon 9 rocket . the big bang theory featured many more celebrities. among them is one of the founders apple steve originated from paraplegic physicist stephen hawking and comic book creator. stan lee it is generally possible to call him a cameo record holder rarely. what a marvel movie did without his participation, other writers also appeared in the film adaptations of their books. frederic begbeden played as many as three cameos for 99 francs. chuck palahniuk was one of the passengers on the planes in the

south bank of the thames between westminster palace and tower bridge stands london's most prominent, brutally structure, the royal national theatre designed by english architect. so dennis, less than and completed in 1976, prince charles once compared it to a nuclear power plant. the complex was renovated for some 100000000 years. and while the theater is protected, other brutal, the structures are in danger of demolition. what we need to be careful of is diminishing these buildings because we think that they have less funny because we think that that more than, than they do any protecting. but actually, it's exactly why we do need to make sure that the best examples of protected a brutal isn't an architectural style that divides opinion which is definitely worth seeing. the more your ups, the rich culture on facebook discover stunning landscape. enjoy our fine cuisine with your own that's bringing you a wealth of, of in europe and traditions taking action. so be sure to check out our facebook page. many called list delicacy, black gold, truffles, shavings from black. truffles are added to dishes, to give them a

always seem to play just well enough to this year's british open will be played at royal liverpool golf club in london. the course rory one, his open championship got in 2014 and when asked how he'll play in the week ahead. not had one word. >> carefree. i'm just going to play my golf and and enjoy it. i think. that's the that's the always been the way play my best. golf is playing with a bit of a carefree attitude and and enjoying the game for what it is. and if i can do those 2 things, you know, all owls, you know, whether have a good chance or not. you know i if those are my 2 goals for the weekend, i'm able to do i'm pretty sure the byproduct of they'll play some good golf. >> that'll do it for sports kron. 4 news returns after the break. >> take a look at this newly released video capturing the moment security guards realized they had been the victims of a potentially record-breaking jewelry heist happened just over a year ago while one garced guard slapped another was grabbing a bite to eat at a rest stop in. look back at said near the grapevine. >> that truck was leaving san mateo and heading f

. >> a director at the royal united services institute in london and one of the authors of a report from russian defense industry's reliance on imported semiconductors echoed the ukrainian view that there was little obvious enforcement of russia sanctions. >> we do have huge fines on some of the large brands. they were all essentially failures in due diligence. if it continues or images that some companies really did not follow any sort of due diligence , it could happen. >> according to russian state records, the kh 10 one is onboard computer is made by a russian computer maker at a cost of around $9,000 each. >> [speaking foreign language] >> moscow's central research institute of automation and hydraulics purchased 20 units in 2013. it is a leading company in russia in the field of air and ground-launched cruise missile manufacturing. we sent the parts to their american manufacturers to try to find out who they were sold to, but none of the companies were willing or able to provide the information. >> at texas instruments, we are much more than one of the world's leading semiconductor

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this year's open will be played at royal liverpool golf club in london. that's the course. worry one his open championship on in 2014. and when asked about how he sees his play this week in england, he had one word. >> just go out and play my golf and and enjoy it. i think. that's the that's the always been the way play my best. golf is playing with a bit of a carefree attitude and and enjoying the game for what it is. and if i can do those 2 things, you know, all owls, you know, whether have a good chance or not. you know if i if those are my 2 goals for the weekend, i'm able to do i'm pretty sure the byproduct of they'll play some good golf. >> that's it for sports. catherine grant, back to you. thank you, kate. >> this just into our newsroom. the chp is confirmed there was a crash involving a pedestrian on westbound 88 ashby avenue in berkeley. first just before 8, the highway patrol says the incident originated from a chase involving the contra costa county sheriff's office. what we know so far, red and grey suvs were involved at some point. a person in the red suv step

the daughter of a royal navy officer and actress judy campbell, she was born in london in 1946 and grew england. birkin was thrown into the spotlight in 1968 at 22 to start in the film slogan. she start alongside serge gains board, with whom she had a turbulent level for -- love affair. reporter: with her soft voice, she became a sex symbol and they recorded a raunchy duet in 1969. it was banned in several countries due to its eroticism. the pair gave birth to a daughter, charlotte greensburg. birkin appears in the credits of some 60 films and releasing albums. during that decade, she began a new relationship. he directed her in three major films in her career. she was also a 70's fashion icon with a bohemian chic look and distinctive fringe, inspiring the famous birkin bag. the actress suffered from illness following the loss of her daughter, the death of her father and serge. >> her legend was so tied in with him, but after his death she reinvented herself. >> it took several years, because all of her music was written with him. but then she came out with an album that was written by

royal meeting? president biden arrives in europe with a first stop in london. we'll take you live to washington with a new message from the president of support for ukraine, starting with new arms for that country. >>> also, homes damaged by a landslide in southern california. emergency evacuations under way and the new response from authorities. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. good to have you with us. hope you had a good weekend. laura garcia has the day off. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute in just a bit. it's monday, so folks are heading back to work. let's talk about that forecast today. >>> so sprinkles this morning, i saw? >> yeah, it's going to be a cooler start and in some spots low visibility with mist and drizzle. here is a live look outside in oakland, as you get started we are going to have a mostly cloudy morning, maybe the need for windshield wipers. the temperatures are at 54, and a light wind at about 10 miles per hour. as we go into today we're going to continue to see mo

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i worked at saint thomas's in london, but ispent at saint thomas's in london, but i spent most of my time at the royalking as a nurse. that got me into politics because i moved down to brighton and one of my local hospitals was under threat of closure and i got on board on the campaign to it. thankfully it's to save it. and thankfully it's still but it's a slippery still going, but it's a slippery slope politics once you get slope in politics once you get involved one campaign before involved in one campaign before you you're for you know it, you're standing for parliament. meant to parliament. so i never meant to stand parliament. was stand for parliament. and it was really experience the nhs really my experience of the nhs that me involved in that really got me involved in politics. you see that that qualifies you so many areas qualifies you in so many areas with your experience and include in the strikes that that go on and the thing that gets me, maria, we sit here day after day at and one side says this the other side says that it doesn't seem to be any closer to an agreement with doctors , junio