steffan powell, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show.on the show, i'm in france to explore new ways of saving notre dame for weeks to come. the risk is a structural risk. in ten years we could have the cathedral completely down if we were to do nothing. mike ‘sin down if we were to do nothing. mike ‘s in mexico down if we were to do nothing. mike ‘sin mexico on the trail of the monarch butterflies as they prepare to start the epic 3000 mile migration north. we have about 3000 metres above sea level. we are beginning to see butterflies. we have tips on how to travel and stay together if you are a couple. we do it all the time. and we meet the grandmas bringing a taste of their 00:04:27,800 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 faraway home to native new yorkers. we are starting off this week in the french capital, at a masterpiece of gothic architecture to lying in the heart of paris. notre dame cathedral is the city's most visited monument. 30 million people walk through its gigantic doors every year. that is twice as many as head to the eiffel tower

steffan powell, bbc news. newsnight is getting under way on bbc two.tsday. england defender danny rose says he can't wait to see the back of football because of its failure to adequately deal with racism. supa sundae shocks aintree on day one of the grand national meeting. and, find out if a former nfl star and an gb olympic gold medal hockey player have what it takes to compete in the boat race. nobody‘s going to throw up, are they? if he did give us a shout we'll give you a bucket. well done. good evening and welcome to the programme, we start with an issue that should really be confined to the history books. instead world football has been forced to take a long hard look at how it's tackling racism within the game, with many players insisting not enough is being done to eradicate it. the latest to speak out is tottenham's danny rose who was a victim of racist chanting during england's euro 2020 win over montenegro just last month.

steffan powell, bbc news.ece and a van halen guitar are featured in the same place but you can currently find both at new york's metropolitan museum of art. next week the exhibit play it loud will open to the public and rock and roll fans can't wait to get a look. the display brings together rarely seen guitars and instruments from more than 80 renowned musicians such as bob dylan, elvis presley and the beatles. our north america reporter, nada tawfik, got a behind the scenes look and even ran into a special guest. the quiet galleries of the met are filled with precious masterpieces from the world's greatest sculptors and painters. but the volume has been turned up to showcase a very different artistic movement, rock and roll. music. the exhibition play it loud lets music lovers get up close to the instruments of legends, fromjimi hendrix to bob dylan. this is the first major art exhibition dedicated to the instruments of rock and roll. there are more than 100 pieces and some are on loan from the greats themse

steffan powell is in central london where the bafta game awards are taking place.ter —— at the bafta games awards. the developers who come up with the ideas for the games, they are here, as are the performers who bring the games to life and they are hoping to walk away with one of those iconic golden masks that recognises their achievements in the last 12 months. you're a wanted man, mr morgan... blockbuster releases like red dead redemption 2, nominated for six baftas, have helped achieve this week's record sales figures. we've got lawmen in three different states after us. but with more success comes more scrutiny, and as the industry celebrates tonight, it will also no doubt take a moment to think about some of the issues it's having to deal with. assassin's creed 0dyssey is up for best game, and gives you the option to choose your gender, in a story—focused release. it's an important step in making games more inclusive, according to one of the actors shortlisted for best performer. when the news first came out about how you could now choose, and i saw the enthu

steffan powell has been looking at some of the nominations. you're a wanted man, mr morgan... this week's record sales figures. we've got lawmen in three different states after us. but with more success comes more scrutiny, and as the industry celebrates tonight, it will also no doubt take a moment to think about some of the issues it's having to deal with. assassins creed odyssey is up for best game, and gives you the option to choose your gender, in a story—focused release. it's an important step in making games more inclusive, according to one of the actors shortlisted for best performer. when the news first came out about how you could now choose, and i saw the enthusiasm by the players and the fans, i thought, wow, this is really interesting, i never thought this would resonate this much, so the absolute freedom that they had and the excitement they had because of it, it was absolutely wonderful, and i'm hoping there will be a lot more of it in the future. more and more games, these days, are focusing on online play, and stamping out abusive behaviour is top of the agenda

let's speak to radio 1 newsbeat‘s gaming expert, steffan powell.e it was recognised. and that gives it the authenticity and it's not an industry only event, it's the outside coming in. there are people from overall —— all over the world. notjust in the uk but globally as well. tonight is to celebrate the six excess of the industry. the uk economy is up 10%. and it's also about looking at the issues going forward and that is online abuse and thatis forward and that is online abuse and that is tackling the issue shelley preston knows a bit more than i do. there is what she had to say. you have to have faith in people that if you give people the right motivation they will use them in a positive way. you could project your voice over a further distance. there is an element of risk to that. we believe it will bring players together and people were forming bonds between the cruise, and it was about having the cruise, and it was about having the right intent behind the features and hoping players will use them in the right way. there are other issues abou