big, famous star like sam smith has come out as non-binary?e who are not firmly in the man box or the woman box are a kind of newfangled phenomenon, but actually there have been many, many ways that people have lived gender outside of those boxes for thousands of years across the world. so there have been people in different walks of public life who are non—binary and it is very significant because sam smith is conceivably the first person who attains this level of celebrity then came out as hodeida. so this is just a sign that non— binary people are part of every profession, every walk of life, including communities of people who are celebrities. —— who they are. i think is excellent this kind of gender diversity. sam has said that they are ok with people making m ista kes they are ok with people making mistakes and, it is difficult, when you are used to using a certain pronoun to get it right every time? it absolutely is. but i have learned in my work with hundreds if not thousands of people at this point, about welcoming gender diversity, i

the singer sam smith has asked fans to use the pronouns they/them rather than he/him after coming outring "a lifetime of being at war" with their gender. dr lee airton is the author of gender — your guide. they told me earlier that the issue of pronouns is notjust strictly for non—binary people. one‘s pronoun is important for everybody, not just people who are non—binary, who are transgender, but for everyone. think it is a common misconception that pronouns are particularly important for people are trans or non—binary when everyone receives a lot of affirmation every day from other people who gender them correctly, refer to them correctly using the correct pronouns. so i often people who have never had that pronouns mistaken, you realise very quickly that pronouns are important for everyone, even if they are not transgender. it is just a sign from other people that they are seeing and validating who we are and that everyone enjoys every day. so given all of this, why do you think it is so important and significant that a big, famous star like sam smith has come out as non—binary? i t

the popstar sam smith has asked fans to use the pronouns they/them rather than he/him after coming out such as too good at goodbyes and promises, made the announcement on instagram, describing enduring "a lifetime of being at war" with their gender. well, for more on this we're joined now by matthew lasky, director of communications for the lgbtq campaign group glaad. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. first of all, explained to me what exactly non—binary means, when someone talks about this what are they saying? we are seeing more and more people will identify beyond the binary gender system. so not as male norfemale. and people self identify in many ways and non—binary is one of those ways. so why is it so important that someone like sam smith is coming out with this and being honest and open about it are making this request to their fans and the media in general? of course. we know that it is so important to see ourselves reflected in the media, whether that is a celebrity or mtv orfilm, it media, whether that is a celebrity or mtv or film, it can give media, whether that

a guy named sam smith was the bigger backer. he lived in detroit and was a mining guy and up in the u.p. and he put most of the money in. they started this thing, he said if i am going to the invested in your car company, we are going to build it in detroit. so they built a factory in detroit, and they built several prototype models, and this was 1899, when they incorporated. by 1901 they were going to production and the building burned down, the whole factory burned to the ground. so, a group of lansing businessmen got together and said, you know, we have 53 acres in lansing. we will give you that if you rebuild your factory in lansing. they not only took them up but rebuilt the factory in detroit and built a factory in lansing all in 1901 and by the end of 1901 they had built 525 cars on an assembly line that he had developed. way before henry ford. so the first car that came to production was this one. this put oldsmobile on the map. he was a pioneer in the automobile industry. this has a gasoline engine. it is a one cylinder

. >> well, last night david went classic black tie while sam smith and rita ora did black lace. >> it's>> sparkles! >> nicole kidman did sparkle in yellow ralph & russo, while picking up actress of the year for "big little lies." she revealed her co-star pushed her to take on another role. >> i remember meryl streep saying to me, when i said, oh, should i play gretchen carlson? and she was like, yes, you should. so when meryl says yes, you should, you do what she says. >> you do it. >> in "bombshell," nicole plays the former fox news anchor who brought down boss roger ailes in a sexual harassment suit along with megyn kelly, played by charlize theron. >> what was the transformation process like for you and charlize? >> i walked on the set with charlize and i was like, are you kidding me? i was like shocked and that was in person, up close, i couldn't believe it was her. i kept looking at her going, charlize? >>> still ahead -- i'm going to hit the road. oprah on tour. how you can meet her. >>> then, justin hartley spent his break from "this is us." only we're taking you to the set of hi

>> yeah, that's sam smith on the carpet.ngs a duet with renee on the soundtrack for the movie. >> do you have a favorite judy garland movie? >> well, love "meet me in st. louis" and "wizard of oz" and i i just love -- i could go on singing. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> the biopic covers six weeks towards the end of garland's career and all that singing renee does in the movie, all shot live on the set. ♪ clang clang clang went the trolly ♪ >> judy was sort of told throughout the film, you know, listen, if you don't want to do it there's someone waiting in the wings. there's 100 girls waiting in the wings to be there. have you ever experienced that or felt that way? >> no. i kind of tend to run my own race, you know. >> it works for her. she's an oscar winner. >>> now to will and jada pinket smith. her hit facebook series "red table talk" returns monday with the entire smith family bringing receipts to the red table. >> how often are you drinking alcohol? >> that's my personal business. i respect that it's your show, but a

this comes after the singer sam smith revealed they were changing their personal pronoun, to refer totruggle with... that is plural. it makes it quite hard to understand a sentence thatis quite hard to understand a sentence that is talking about sam smith. because you are thinking, who are the other people? exactly. so it has not happened yet but obviously the brits are going since 77, they have had separate gongs for male and female artists, but now they are looking at ways to —— ways to accommodate musicians who identify themselves as non— binary. accommodate musicians who identify themselves as non- binary. the conversation about the bindery issue is the bigger picture thing of, why actually have gender categories, why not have just actually have gender categories, why not havejust singer? actually have gender categories, why not have just singer? right. think about this though, i think 0.4% of the population identify as non— binary, i'm not saying that for those people it is not a difficult, sensitive or challenging issue, but this is a moral panic sweeping the country, and we are

producer, naughty boy has worked with some of the biggest stars, including beyonce, emeli sande and sam smithur words mean nothing, # i go la la la...# it's a far cry from where shahid khan first started out at his parents' home in watford. hi, mummy. this is my mum. when i started playing the piano in school, that's when i really got into it. shahid. cheering. and then i also applied for a game show, deal or no deal. deal or no deal? and it was with this cash that he built his first studio. this is the garden shed where i made music for a few years. they used to keep their barbecue in there but i put it to better use than my dad did. now shahid has a new home with a new studio, not far from where he grew up. welcome to apple trees house and studio. i'll always have a garden studio. i like making music here. it feels very homely. thank you. i had a really fun session with craig david here. did you? who else did i have in here? black eyed peas did a really good late—night session here. but the real reason for this new home was not a creative one, but a family one instead. after the stroke, she

. >> singer sam smith identified as nonbinary, laura, neither male or female.he star announced on instagram my pronouns they, them instead of he, him.here is how reporterd with that news. >> hinted at theie gender identity struggles in the past. >> on friday the pop singer went to instagram to make sure public pronouns to they and their and them. >> i think it is a huge ordeal that they are doing it. i'm trying, guys. >> this is the most tortured syntax, merriam-webster updating they to refer to a single person whose gender identity. >> laura: we already have enough trouble with grammar in american society, but now it's throwing it all out the window. i think everybody should get an a in grammar.from now on, every. whatever you feel like writing on your test should be okay by you.ou >> my friend sent an email and said i will identify as a m king so you can refer to me as a we. >> laura: okay, your majesty we have to wrap, thank you raymond. next, a prominent democrat donor charged with running a drug den. a third man overdosed in his hollywood home. what is the

smith, start counting when he gets to 50. now. this may be the fifth —— ashes episode but england brought in a new bowler. sam kes's ultimate smith mistakes, chris woakes's wicket, a measure of steve smith's status that to get him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. and doctor archer finished with six fast bowling wickets, this one can only be appreciated slowed down. rory burns held it. england will resume 78 ahead. this way to the weekend! joe wilson, bbc news. it would mean a lot for the team, obviously. there's still a lot to play for — there's the test championships and even our own personal game, you know? so although the ashes is lost, we've still got a lot to play for. now, it was billed as friday 13th fright night in the super league as one of four teams faced relegation in the final round of fixtures. in the end, it was london broncos whose luck ran out. they were beaten by wakefield, whose19—10 win saved them from relegation. for the broncos, they return to the championship after one season in the top flight. huddersfield and hull kr also survive. after the international break, the premier leagu

. >> recently musician sam smith came out and said he has changed his pronouns to they and them.sting, in the same post he did say that he is not -- he understands that people need to change their vocabulary and so he's saying just respect his decision. >> right. also take time for people to understand. >> right. >> as well and for those fans who may not know about those pronouns and what nonbinary -- there are several terms and for how people identify. so merriam is kind of hip to that. >> yeah. >> jumping on there. >> so before we take our vacay. >> coming up, why people who put their christmas decorations up earlier are happier. >>> plus the new insights into the troubled last weeks and days of comic legend phil hartman. >>> first the growing controversy over all those electric scooters that are popping up in cities across this country. did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn u

sam smith has asked people to use the pronouns they/them instead of he/him after coming out as non—binarygram to say: "after a lifetime of being at war with my gender, i've decided to embrace myself for who i am, inside and out." as they say in games of thrones, winter is coming to the french town of bayeux. it's been home to the bayeux tapestry for centuries. and now, joining it is a similar piece of embroidery that some avid fans of the tv show may recognise. it looks like the famous cloth, but instead of depicting the conquest of england in 1066, this carries plot lines. it is 87 metres long and was crafted by 30 embroiderers in northern ireland. the tapestry is on display until the end of the year. 0h! i have seen that tapestry. it is really impressive, isn't it? very much so. i really did not expect to be so blown away by it. it is well worth seeing if you ever get the opportunity. let's have a look now at some of the front pages for you on the saturday morning. the times is front and centre as to what is going on today in our coverage. 0ne story dominating the front page is former p

sam curran ripped through the middle order as steve smith stood firm making 80.espondent joe wilson was at the oval. the day began here with the end of england's first innings and start of their second innings. in between, ten australian wickets, six of them to jofra archer, ten australian wickets, six of them tojofra archer, who was certainly at his desk today. his duel in the afternoon a particular highlight prior to that, some cheap wickets again. david warnerfalling prior to that, some cheap wickets again. david warner falling for five. in the context of his series, not a bad score. in the context of steve smith's series, getting him off or 80 seemed like a good win. wa, the kind england had hoped to ta ke wa, the kind england had hoped to take against smith so many times so much earlier in the series. we also had the impact of sam curran, making his ashes debut. two and two balls for his left arm swinging medium pace swing. to close, england's openers survived a tricky start. they will be back on saturday morning and england will hope to end their long summe

we just had one in recent days where the pop singer sam smith has said that he has come out as what heing previously come out as said called gender queer. he doesn't know what any of this means. none of us do. it doesn't mean anything. but he is demanding that everyone changes the language they use. and the bbc and the u.k. and others have done that they have said they instead of he. and nobody is allowed to say well, what does this actually mean? does it mean anything? and i think the answer is no. it doesn't mean very much. because you haven't done the thinking about it. but, all of these things just becoming incredibly bad about saying because there is a danger about saying it. whole careers now get destroyed on a daily basis for thinking something that everyone thought until about yesterday. ainsley: how do you care about what's happenings there in the u.k. to what's happening in america? is it already here? is it more in your area than it is here? >> the fascinating thing is america definitely leads the way in some of this madness. there is no disguising that i take these issues o

. wa the kind of dismissal england had hoped to take against smith so many times so much earlier in the series. we also have the impact of samummins had an impression, maybe smith thought at one stage he would run out of partners. england was making openers survived a tricky spell, they will be back on saturday morning, and england will hope to end their long summer on ashes high, evenif end their long summer on ashes high, even if we know the owners going down under. —— the urn. london broncos have been relegated from rugby league's super league. before tonight's matches they were one of four sides that were threatened with going down. broncos lost 19—10 at wakefield trinity, who were one of the other sides in danger of the drop. hull kingston rovers also lost, but they survive by virtue of a superior points difference. the other team in danger, huddersfield giants, beat catalans dragons. that's all the sport for now. the kind of weather you should expect this weekend depends very much upon where you are going to be spending it. the further south you are, you can expect a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine and it will tu

six as australia we re before archer took six as australia were bullied out for 25, sam karen rips through as steve smithinning sent with the start of the second innings, we saw ten australian wickets, six of them to joffries archer, accuracy and stamina. and with the particular highlight, eventually falling for 48 and we had some chief wickets in the context of this series, not a bad score with steve smith. it seemed like a real victory in that week was taken by chris with smith making a rare mistake. before hitting him. ingrid hope to take this again smith so ingrid hope to take this again smith so many times so much earlier in the series. but we also had the impact for surrey making it 2—2 with his left arm swinging and maybe smith thought he would just run out but to close it, england survived a tricky speu close it, england survived a tricky spell and they'll be back on saturday morning and they will hope to end their long summer on a national high. harry maguire is manchester united captain material thatis manchester united captain material that is what they said in the england defender coming up a

the whole game looks different when steve smith comes out to bat. sammoments that really mattered and everyone knew it —— sam curran. marnus labuschagne had... frustrating, or inspiring. try to stay positive. captainjoe inspiring. try to stay positive. captain joe root inspiring. try to stay positive. captainjoe root needs to keep a cool head because shortly australia will resume on 55—2, 239 runs behind. if england could get rid of steve smith early, they would find themselves in a strong position but of course that is that if we have been repeating for months. indeed! while on the air, the prime minister has been tackled on his decision to suspend parliament. he was told he should be with mps in westminster. someone with the power to sort out what matters most to local people. like our mps, boris. maybe go back to parliament. indeed. yes, iam maybe go back to parliament. indeed. yes, i am all in favour of our mps. why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the mess you have created? i am very happy to get back to parliament very soon. what we

sam curran ripped through the middle order as steve smith stood firm making 80.oe wilson was watching at the oval. today began with the first of the innings and the start of their second innings, we saw ten australia wickets, six of them to archer who was at his best here today, with a ccu ra cy was at his best here today, with accuracy and stamina, in the afternoon it was a particular highlight weaving eventually falling at 78. chief wickets, david warner fallen for five at 78. chief wickets, david warner fallen forfive in at 78. chief wickets, david warner fallen for five in the context of the series and the context of steve smith series. england getting up to 18, seemed like a real victory, i was taken by chris who is making rare mistakes and the kind of dismissal england had hoped to take in smith, so many times, so much earlier in the series. also the impact of sam making his way to the debut, on his left arm swinging fast medium bowling and certainly had an impression, he thought he would run out. england's opening survived the tricky spell and they will be

smith. start counting when he gets to 50. now. sam curran on his ashes debut made his mark.aine and then he got cummins, in consecutive balls. from roughly five foot nine, he became ten feet tall and then the ultimate. smith's mistake. chris woakes' wicket. it is a measure of steve smith's status that to get him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. jofra archer finished with six fast bowling wickets. this one can only be appreciated slowed down. rory burns held it. england will resume 78 ahead and it is this way to the weekend. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. coming up: europe have the edge, with a one—point lead over the united states after day one of the solheim cup at gleneagles. six wickets forjofra archer — as england bowl australia out for 225 on day two of the final ashes test. and it's an unlucky friday the 13th for london broncos, as they're relegated from rugby league's super league. thank you forjoining us. first to golf, whe

jofra archer quickly dismissed both openers, marnus labushagne and smith added 69 before labushagne fell — also to archer. samthis season. managing director of the professional game match officials limited mike riley said yesterday that four decisions should have been changed by var but weren‘t. lampard disagrees.. maybe we should have expected and in between momentary were coming to terms. from howi between momentary were coming to terms. from how i have seen var watch behind—the—scenes trying to get everything right and i would appreciate it has the minority of things that have not been quite right. there‘s been racing success for frankie dettori today — as he eased to victory in the doncaster cup. dettori rode the 9—1 on favourite stradivarius to victory — finishing ahead of cleonte and max dynamite. the win means stradivarious has now completed the stayers triple crown, with this success adding to the wins he had in the ascot gold cup and the goodwood cup. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. more now that an inquest has ruled that a teenager — who died from an allergic r

but smith's team—mates were disappearing, thanks to a bowler on his ashes debut. same ultimate. smith's mistake and chris woke his wicket. now it is a measure of smith's status that to him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. surejeff sure jeff that, jofra archer wrapped up sure jeff that, jofra archer wrapped up the tail. england are now batting again, building their lead in the second innings. this means, sophie, that england can look forward to the final weekend of this long summer with the real prospect of finishing things on a high, maybe with a win. joe, thank you. time for a look at the weather... here's darren bett. .. the summer does continue in some parts of the country. most areas will see some sunshine this weekend. it has been a beautiful day today. we still have a few showers for northern scotland. those will be replaced by thickening cloud over night. and the wind is picking too. so for scotland and northern ireland, it will not be too cold. but for england and wales, it will be chilly. the reason for the sunshine is this area of high pressure, but we

unfazed, smith moved relentlessly to another half—century, that is a record tenth in a row for him against england. at the other end, wickets tumbling. samith trapped leg before, the first ball after drinks, by chris woakes. remarkably himself falling short of another century. about 480 and australia are trailing by 93. remember the day, steve smith out. you can follow both of those big events you can follow both of those big eve nts o n you can follow both of those big events on our sports website. golf highlights on bbc two at seven p:m.. sportsday is coming up at 630. let's ta ke sportsday is coming up at 630. let's take a look at a few other new stories. domestic violence deaths are at their highest level for five years. figures obtained by bbc news show there were 173 domestic killings across the uk last year — an increase of 32 on 2017. the majority of victims of violence in the home are female. several of the victims were stabbed, leading one criminologist to describe them as the "invisible victims of knife crime". the government says it's fully committed to tackling domestic violence, and ministers have promised legislation when

smith, start counting when he gets to 50. this might be the fifth ashes episode but the cast does change. england brought in a new bowler. samhly 59, he became ten feet tall. then the ultimate smith mistake, chris woake's wicket. it isa it is a measure of steve smith's status that to get him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. jofra archer finished with six, this one can only be appreciated slowed down. rory burns held it. england will resume 78 ahead, this way to the weekend. they are back on at 11 o'clock this morning. now it was billed as ‘friday 13th fright night‘ in the super league — as one of four teams faced relegation in the final round of fixtures. huddersfield and hull kr survived. but it was london broncos whose luck ran out. they were beaten by wakefield, whose19—10 win saved them from relegation. for the broncos they return to the championship after one season in the top flight. maybe in a couple of days' time we can have a look and say... ..we had a good crack but to come so close and he fell at the last hurdle is devastating. we worked so hard. to come up short like that is painful. after the international

smith, start counting when he gets to 50. this might be the fifth ashes episode but the cast does change. england brought in a new baller. samhly 59, he became ten feet tall. then the ultimate smith mistake, chris woke's wicket. it seemed like a huge victory. jofra archer finished with six, this one can only be appreciated slowed down. england will resume 78 ahead, this way to the weekend. it would mean a lot for the team, obviously. there's still a lot to play for — there's the test championships and even our own personal game, you know? so although the ashes is lost, we've still got a lot to play for. the premier league's back after the first international break of the season... no doubt it will provide much of the converstaion on football focus today... dan is here to tell us about it. it is nice to be back, a nice international break. we are coming back with some big interviews on the show. i will play a clip from the first one because marcus rashford, manchester united had a fantastic season, starts his manchester united career and they stalled a little bit. they had a number of injuries, they play at leicester this wee

sam karen getting rid of the other players. two in two balls. and played a big role. so smithg out of partners and the man who came to get rid of him was chris woakes. when you look at this delivery to get rid of smith, this is the kind of dismissal england had imagined getting right through the series. this time he missed it so that was smith out for 80. you almost felt like thejob was smith out for 80. you almost felt like the job was done but it wasn't because that was just eight wickets down for 187. the man who came into clean—up was jofra archer, down for 187. the man who came into clean—up wasjofra archer, his fifth and sixth wickets the final of the day. final wicket to four. owed so much to rory burns. he did had to come out and bat again as england's opener and survived a tricky session before the close of play. they will resume in the morning. nine without loss in the second innings so that gives them a lead of 78 which standing here right now feel significant. thank you very much. sir dave brailsford has revealed he's had surgery for prostate cancer. the team ineos

smith scores 211 in the fourth ashes test. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, sam lister of theaily express and torcuil crichton from the daily record. stay with us for that. good evening. the prime minister has once again pledged to take the uk out of the european union on 310ctober, saying he would rather be dead in a ditch than seek another extension from brussels. borisjohnson gave a speech in wakefield this evening after another dramatic day in westminster, which saw his brother jo johnson quit politics. the business minister said he would leave government and stand down as an mp, and had been torn between family loyalty and the national interest. mps will be asked to vote again on monday on whether or not there should be a general election. labour says it wants to rule out a no—deal brexit first. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. you should be in brussels, negotiating! yes, we have been negotiating. you are not. you are in morley, in leeds! he attracts trouble. moments after he arrived on this yorkshire high street, the prime minister taken to task. you're pla

sam sanders podcasting mpr. september 12 here at betz we have samantha power as well as josh campbell with james comey on september 16. september 24 patty smithwill be at lisbon for a memoir. the year of the young cute monkey. tickets for all the events are on sale now. hope to see you at some of them this month. now onto the event you guys are all here for. secretary jim mattis is a pacific northwest native who served more than four decades as a marine infantry officer. following two years as secretary of defense he returned to the northwest and is now the debut family distinguished fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university. Ãthe account of jim mattis story career from wide-ranging leadership roles in three wars to ultimately commanding order of a million troops across the middle east. along the way he recounts his foundational experiences as a leader, exacting the lessons he's learned about the nature of war fighting and peacemaking the importance of allies in the strategic dilemma now facing our nation. he makes it clear why america must return to strategic footing to not just continue winning battles but fighting wars. matti

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sam sanders podcast on npr. on september 12, right here we have samantha power as well as josh campbell it's james comey on september 16th and on september 24th danny smith will be here for her memoir. tickets for all of those events are on sale now so i hope to see you guys at some of those this month. now into the event that your guys are all looking for. secretary jim mattison is the pacific north west name and that serve more than four decades as a marine and freight officer. following two years as secretary of defense, he returned the northwest and is now the family's distinguished fellow at the hoover's in hoover's and cupboards and chaos at the account of medicine storied career. from wide-ranging leadership roles in three wars to ultimately commanding a quarter of a million troops across the middle east. along the way, he recounts his foundational experiences of a leader. exacting the lessons he had learned about the nature of war fighting and peacemaking. the importance of allies in the strategic dilemmas now facing our nation. it makes it clear why america must return to a strategic footing so it cannot just continue winning battles but fightin