sarah campbell is at the old bailey for us. good morning, sarah.can expect in this case today. about what we can expect in this case today-— about what we can expect in this case toda . ,., ., ., g , ., case today. good morning. just to remind you. _ case today. good morning. just to remind you, kevin _ case today. good morning. just to remind you, kevin spacey - case today. good morning. just to remind you, kevin spacey one - case today. good morning. just to remind you, kevin spacey one of. case today. good morning. just to i remind you, kevin spacey one of the most successful actors of his generation, a double 0scar most successful actors of his generation, a double oscar winner, star of the netflix series house of cards and spent a considerable amount of time in london, he was the director of the old vic theatre here between 2004 and 2015. that perhaps explains the bank of photographers and cruise you can see behind me and the flashes that went off when he arrived here at the old baileyjust after 8:30am this morning. —— daems. he made his way i

sarah campbell looks back on his life.s — surely not? yet, those who saw the royal shakespeare company's 1970 production thought it brilliant. what better way to capture the strangeness of shakespeare's playful comedy of dreams, fairies and love? peter brook had been directing for 20 years — always original, always challenging. he'd flourished in the �*60s and �*70s, one of thousands of artists who rebelled against the old conventions. how are you today? then, controversially, he turned his back on english theatre. at the bouffes du nord, a former music hall in paris, he created an international company of actors. they toured the globe, performing in africa and australia. with them, brook produced work that fused many different theatrical traditions — like a nine—hour version of the hindu epic the mahabharata. the theatricality of theatre is that one group is telling a story to the other and there is this intimate relationship which must never be broken, and a complete shared understanding that, of course, it's not for rea

sarah campbell at the old bailey.s this is one of the latest beauty trends that has taken off on social media. it is all about getting the perfect smile by filing down most of the natural teeth and gluing a cap or crown on top. it's been dubbed turkey teeth, because it's one of the most popular destinations people are travelling to for this. cosmetic dental work is much cheaper in turkey than any the uk. tillie is 22 and says —— tilly is 22 and says she hated her old teeth. ever since a young age, i was bullied for my teeth so i grew a complex against them, i didn't like 'em. i was called things like bugs bunny. how pretty i'd be if i didn't have the teeth that i had. so earlier this year, tilly travelled to turkey for 16 new crowns. i'm smiling a lot more. i'm laughing and not hiding my mouth, which i did constantly. our investigation has found that this risky and invasive treatment is often planned entirely over social media by people just sending a few snaps of their teeth to clinics abroad. and many dentists in th

sarah campbell, thank ou.evacuate. scientists warn heatwaves have become more frequent, more intense, and longer—lasting because of climate change. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. europe was onlyjust recovering from its last heatwave. but once again, temperatures are soaring. and while these images may seem familiar, the fires are now spreading. france was warned that bastille day was going to look different this year with traditional firework displays cancelled in some areas. instead, water bombers filled up as they went to battle the wildfires. more than 1,000 hectares of land have already been destroyed, forcing residents and tourists to evacuate. translation: we see it on tv and we tell ourselves it - will never happen to us, and then inevitably when it happens to us, it's a bit strange, especially the people shouting. it isn't reassuring, the smell of smoke and all that. it's scary. while france isn't breaking the same temperatures as other countries, these heatwaves are still putting the country on al

the trial date has been set forjune next year. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell was outside the old baileyering his not guilty pleas. what you can see there is the press from around the world, it is very international, reflecting of course that kevin spacey is one of the most successful actors of his generation. we understand he will be departing the old bailey in the next few minutes. just wait until you see the camera bulbs going. he will be getting into the car and then he will leave. here he comes. it was a very brief appearance this morning. it was the first stage of the crown court appearance. just getting into his car there. you probably can't make him out, but as you can see fairly chaotic scenes as he is getting into his car. and he will be driving away. his court appearance lasted about 20 minutes in the end. and he appeared, he was wearing a light blue suit, a white shirt and a blue spotty tie. he spoke very clearly to confirm his name as kevin spacey fowler and his date of birth. and he answered not guilty when the five counts were put to him. and as he drives away, i will go t

sarah campbell, bbc news, windsor castle. stay with us on breakfast.h, who's starring in the new stage version of sister act the musical. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. a woman who fell into a coma as a result of the gas leak at london's aquatics centre in march has told bbc london she fears she could have died. about 200 people were evacuated when a "high quantity" of chlorine was released into the air on 23 march. 29 people were taken to hospital. saffron phillips, who is asthmatic, says she can no longer run or walk upstairs without feeling breathless. newham council is continuing to investigate the leak. i've got constant chest pains, weak muscles. if a smell bleach or chlorine, ijust start gagging. it just flashes back straight to what happened. all i was doing was working nearby and this happens, and the next thing you know, my whole life is upside down. the mayor sadiq khan and representatives of the emergency services will lay a wreath this morning to mark the anni

campbell. sophie van brugen, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. hello.to be seeing much, certainly over the next few days. temperatures build, high pressure in charge. still a fair amount of cloud lingering in the far north—west, parts of northern ireland, north and west scotland as well, some rain for the northern isles where temperatures in lerwick will be around 13 degrees. but down towards central and southern england 27 there towards the london region and it is going to be pretty hot for the women's final at wimbledon today, 27 there. hot and dry though for the men's final tomorrow — 29, it could be 30 degrees on centre court. moving through this evening and overnight, a fine, warm end to the day, lots of late sunshine, light winds around. some mist and low cloud forming, particularly around some the irish sea coast throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures ten to 14 degrees to start the day. sunday promises more of the same, more widespread sunshine, very high levels of uv, high levels of pollen as well. hot and dry, sea breezes along the south coa

sarah chomsky. ps 86 she's that good, michelle. she's got to right now. our golden gate park wizard gave. christopher campbell.ow not here today, in psa for brandon young let's give all these folks and they can . and then to the awardees just so you know. wait, there's more.you've got certificates from all kinds of elected officials including rafael, his esteemed colleague on the board of supervisors . you've got a veryimpressive gift card , larry and vince best place. you've got tons of rec and park swag as if you didn't have enough you guys are significant certificate redeemable for a to get to be designed first time ever william hammond all that you will probably be able to wear on all your uniforms . and today passes to outside lands. that's for all ouraward winners . so i want to thank also ashley and teresa and everybody from 261. everybody who had a hand in pulling this off. a good shout out to tom smith and our friends at rdgolf course . just giving us such a warm welcome and now let's bring up the commissioners, our labor leaders and take a picture with the awardees and supervisor mandelman and after