the list goes on. >> reporter: i heard sza was stalking you?nnerving. >> reporter: how did that collab come together? ♪ i wasted the best of me ♪ >> she was running "good days" which is one of my favorite songs of hers of all-time. she sent the demo, this is gold already, this girl. i put some of my secret sauce or whatever onto it, and she loved it, so she put it on the record. it's crazy, like a billion streams now. >> reporter: that sound now used in more than 300,000 reels on instagram. you speak so ethereally about the creative process, but some of the biggest names in music, they're calling you. and they're asking for this, like you said, secret sauce. what the hell is that? >> it's hard to say, really. i think the most valuable asset an artist can ever bring is their perspective. when i hear a piece like "good days," what can my perspective bring to this? i'm not thinking, how can i superimpose my secret sauce or my identity. i'm thinking, what does that sound like what does that feel like? >> reporter: with over 40 dates left on his tou

. >> completely baffled by this conversation , sza has just conversation, sza has just referred quitehat's happening in the united states. so you have a president and a vice president who may go cold on nato . the united states cold on nato. the united states is increasingly looking to china rather than to europe. so i think it's a really good thing for the british prime minister. remember this summit was was arranged under a conservative government to be meeting with european leaders to discuss the future. and in particular, defence and security at a moment when russia may be doing rather better in the war in ukraine. brexit, that's a difference in very, very important matter. but i'm worried here we're missing the big picture and that there are details in that picture that matter a bit more than smoky bacon crisps. >> well, the issue there is nato, surely, that the bulwark of defence europe may not, and that we may not have nato in its current form. >> but if the united states continues on its present trajectory, therefore. but if we don't, it's very important for our leaders to tal

out of that hardship comes, you know, these incredible artists like sza, like dua lipa.nts spreading across the uk and early in the morning we will have had fairly cloudy weather with some rain splashing through out towards the east that morning. sunshine and temperatures of around 13 or 1a celsius. ok, let's get the forecast then. that bright weather will give way to cloudier skies. as that weather front advances eastwards, most of the rain will fall across northern england, parts of scotland too, but out towards the west. come the afternoon the skies should brighten, so at least some sunny spells on the way and in the south two temperatures, nothing spectacular. 17 in belfast, glasgow and newcastle, the midlands too, maybe nudging up to about 21 in london. so a little below where we normally are on average. wimbledon gets under way on monday. temperatures in london about 21, often cloudy, just about staying dry, and similar weather the following day. now, let's have a look at the forecast for tuesday. a weak ridge of high pressure tries to build across the uk, but arou

out of that hardship comes, you know, these incredible artists like sza, like dua lipa.n 25 years, shania twain's held the record for the world's best selling album by a female artist, and she's certainly showcased her pulling power today. katie razzall, bbc news, glastonbury. it look like a lot of fun didn't it? and coming up on business today — reuters and the financial times are reporting that boeing has agreed to acquire sprit aerosystems in a deal that values the company at $4.7 billion. i will tell you all about that on business today that is coming up next. thanks for your company as always here on new stay. goodbye for now. hello. thanks forjoining me. july, statistically, is our warmest month of the summer, but thisjuly, at least the beginning, is looking very different. mother nature has decided to put a pause on the summer heat. it's going to be rather on the cool side, even really windy at times in the north of the uk. and of course there is some rain on the way. so let's have a look at the forecast for monday. a couple of weather fronts spreading across the

here in the uk, glastonbury festival ended with the american r&b star, sza, headlining the pyramid stageere have been two women headliners. our culture editor katie razzall looks back at the highlghts — and a warning, that this report contains flashing images. glasto! welcome to glastonbury! keep going, guys, keep going. this is the full outfit. mate, lam buzzing. # man, i feel like a woman. # wah, wah, wah—wah—wah, ow, ow! thank you. something crazy to tell you. i have a boyfriend. my daddy said he will lock him in a tower. i'm just a runner and a raver. are you hot yet?! yeah. are you very hot? very hot. my dream is to come back and do the pyramid stage one year. me on stage, banging tunes and like ten, 20, 30,000 people doing a work—out. that'd be life changing. they took the blindfold off to channel the love. i'm glad you said yes. yeah _ glastonbury, one more time. all the way from california to see dua lipa. and she delivered! there she is! hey! highfive! i haven't done this song since 1997, so i think it's in e flat! # things can only get better...# look at that crowd, all the way

but instead sza was excellent and he came on. tony held up the ball well and contributed.es and the two players that maybe southgate was considering taking off because they were not making an impact stayed on and both got goals. so in retrospect, i think southgate may feel that he's had the last laugh, but if that hadn't happened and miraculously then i think by this morning had england lost one nil, then southgate would indeed have already been out of a job. >> well, ben jacobs , thank you >> well, ben jacobs, thank you so much for talking us through that. and, i think giving us some hope about next weekend, everything that we can possibly cross is currently crossed, but, coming up , the royals have coming up, the royals have opened balmoral castle for extensive public tours for the first ever time. we'll be taking a look inside. that's after your headunes a look inside. that's after your headlines with . tamsin. headlines with. tamsin. >> tom, thanks very much. here, the headlines at 1233, political parties are appealing to undecided voters in the final days before thurs

i'm not going to say it because i think it reflects badly on me but -- >> well i -- i mean, you beat sza] >> seth: okay. you can say it. >> i'll say it. >> seth: i'm so excited for the third season of "the bear." >> yeah. >> seth: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] i'm also very excited because you directed an episode this year. >> yes, i did. i directed an episode. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that seems like -- i would assume, based on how beautifully the show captures the chaos of the kitchen, it must be different than directing any other show. >> for sure. we also shoot so quickly. and, like, chris is very, like, "amazing. second take, cool, we're happy, right?" and you're sometimes like, "wait, what? no." so, we shoot really quickly, but our crew is just the best. they've all worked on a lot of like "chicago" shows, a lot of procedurals. so, they just, like, know everything in the world, i think. and, yeah, it was really, really a blast. i have, like, a mini-director school with robert townsend who plays my dad. >> seth: who's a brilliant director. >> who's an amazing dire

out of that hardship comes, you know, these incredible artists like sza, like dua lipa.ry. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. hello there. this isn�*t really the sort of weather we�*d expect to see at this time of the year. had a lot of cloud today. there�*ll be cloudy skies through much of the weekend, bringing with it the chance of some rain. cooler breeze will be blowing and temperatures are going to be below average as well. let�*s have a look at the rainfall accumulation, the darker blues into the greens showing where we�*re going to see most of the rain falling over the week ahead. so western scotland in the firing line, other western areas seeing most of the rain. not much rain further east. that�*s because our weather is going to be coming in from the atlantic. and this area of cloud here that�*s been bringing the rain today, most of it light and patchy. ahead of that rain in the south—east, temperatures could reach 21 degrees. nearer 17 celsius in the central belt of scotland, and most of that rain should have cleared scotland by the end of the afternoon,

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. >> just the final section to go with i sza medieval is joe biden's yard sale?d out break. and welcome back to headliners for our final section. under a tory government. we jump back in with the times with a story about one of biden's, biden's, joe biden's childhood paintings. lewis. >> oh, sorry. oh i get i get the joke. it's a joke. yeah, it's a joke, all right, because you make you you and your jokes. >> he's very old. you see. >> yeah, i get it, i get it. so this is a cave painting from 52,000 years ago. is the world's oldest story. it's the oldest cave painting. it's a painting. and it's in an island of sulawesi, which is the island between borneo and papua new guinea. >> so probably not actually an ice age. in fact, i was probably wrong about that in the earlier interview, because i would imagine they stayed ice free even during that period. >> oh, i hadn't even thought about that. yeah, well, it was probably, it was probably some kind of bridge or something. this is before they were growing rice in the thing which people think is forever. but it's only a

wes streeting has said it upheld the puberty blockers ban, but they've still got the anneliese dodds sza of mad element of the party they haven't quite quashed yet, but i feel like maybe they will. even the guardian admits this will be naughty. this bill. so i think, you know, i think maybe, maybe they gradually kick it into the long grass, i don't know, but it was in the king's speech that's a bit weird, i don't know, >> one swallow. nick does not make a summer, but according to the independent, a single swift has broken our economy. >> yeah, there is that. so, taylor swift effect stops inflation dropping below 2% as calls grow for rate cuts. so taylor swift is messing up our entire economy. so the popularity of taylor swift's recent tour of the uk has had a butterfly effect on the uk economy, helping push up the price of hotel stays and in turn, keeping in turn keeping inflation at 2. so we're trying to we're hoping it's going to come down. borrowers want it to be lower. meanwhile, taylor smith's swift is messing with it and she has some very good songs. but the obvious answer is banna

>> if i can first answer the question, the point that sza made about what did characterise the labour the labour party, certainly at the last an election when it was under the leadership of jeremy corbyn, and that was the rampant anti—semitism, it gave me no comfort that in 2020 the labour party was found under jeremy corbyn's leadership, to have broken the equality act in this country and have been found guilty of intimidating and harassing its jewish members and having political interference. but that was what happened under the previous leadership of jeremy corbyn, the party today is unrecognisable from the party that i left back in 2019 and it was for me very significant when the party was taken out of special measures by the equality and human rights commission and to his credit, keir starmer has turned around the labour party. there is no longer anti—semitism from within the ranks of the labour party . those people have labour party. those people have been expelled. it's not a safe space for those people. it's a place that jewish people can now feel comfortable in and are going

sza. good. after work. sza. six on a friday. >> where did this come from? >> where did this come from? >> the right to ignore your phoneif >> the right to ignore your phone if it rings when you're at home. >> you'd love that, wouldn't you? yeah, i'm quite balanced on this, on this story, actually. >> we were talking about this earlier and it's essentially, a policy that's been coined the right to switch off. so let's say, for example, you do a 9 to 5 job and your boss at 6:00 says, oh, can you quickly send me that email and you based on what labour saying sorry, no , what labour saying sorry, no, 5:00 i'm done. but we were saying earlier that this for many is not going to be realistic. you know, we live in a world where we have to communicate across the waters. we have to speak to different, countries that may be in different times. scales and things of that nature. and it just doesn't make sense. it doesn't make sense to me. because also, if you're ambitious and you want to climb the ladder, fair enough . clock

hosam halawa for ajumako ali amini sza morad tahbaz. >> look , there's nothing wrong >> look, there's wrong with religious celebrations, but doesit with religious celebrations, but does it just feel like maybe there are different rules for different groups of people? let's get the thoughts of my panel this evening. we've got the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood. i'm also joined by businessman and activist adam brooks and author and journalist rebecca reid . mark, author and journalist rebecca reid. mark, i'll author and journalist rebecca reid . mark, i'll start with you. reid. mark, i'll start with you. i do wonder if there is a whiff of two tier policing here. the met have said that there were no arrests made, and i think there's at least one incident there's at least one incident there where maybe they could have done. >> it's a fair point. look, i'm not particularly worried about the imagery you showed. i'm not muslim. i don't bow down to pray like that. i don't wear outfits like that. i don't wear outfits like that, you did show one image of a chap, a top marble

there's, it's a main road, but you can't block it off because it's a main road between burford and sza> i think that just take little bibury off the cotswold tour. i mean, people can live. i say in the article they can live a fulfilled life without seeing arlington row. it really is just swamped, well, if not, just get proper, proper coach parking, but i mean, i do see that. >> so when you say take it off the tours, are you appealing to tourism companies to exercise restraint? well, in a way, do you think that the cotswold district council needs somehow to ban coaches? >> it's the coaches, really, isn't it, that caused the problems. and but i mean, to what extent i do there is an ethical question of whether pubuc ethical question of whether public places are should and surely they should be open to whoever wants to visit as well. so there is that argument that you know, should they, you know, start charging people like they do in venice , seem, you know, do in venice, seem, you know, now you have to you get you can have random checks, can't you, in venice to see whether you've got your

that's megha kumar, who works for the cyber security consulting business sza. make you wonder how dependent we are on technology, we we're phasing out cash. we're phased out our landlines, we're phasing out our landlines, we're phasing out paperwork at our gp surgeries. and today highlights just how dependent we are on tech. do we have it better in the good old days? get in touch. the usual ways. lots more on that story throughout the show, of course, and there's plenty of coverage on our website . gb coverage on our website. gb news.com, and you've helped to make it the fastest growing national news website in the country . now, still plenty of country. now, still plenty of time to grab your chance to win £30,000 in the great british giveaway as our biggest cash prize of the year. and what's more, it's totally tax free. what would you do with all that extra dough? well, here's how you could win the lot . you could win the lot. >> it's a summer treat to you. your chance to win an incredible £30,000 in tax free cash . our £30,000 in tax free cash. our biggest ca

francois joseph sza appreciate it. former french diplomat. >> thank you, some other stories that you're waking up to on this wednesday morning . britain's new wednesday morning. britain's new defence secretary has pledged to step up the uk's support for ukraine on a visit to odesa. only days into the job, john healey has already met with president zelenskyy and announced a new package of support for ukraine. he also confirmed britain's steadfast commitment to the country and will be reinvigorated by the new government in westminster. >> the new home secretary , >> the new home secretary, yvette cooper, has set out the first steps towards setting up a uk border security command, which the government hopes will reduce small boat crossings in the english channel. she says a major upgrade in law enforcement is needed to stop illegal channel crossings, and work begins today to recruit what she calls an exceptional leader to lead the new agency . lead the new agency. >> and the king has met with the men's west indies cricket

and american singer sza brings glastonbury to a close, hours after shania twain plays the coveted legends

there were a lot of sets, including cyndi lauper's shania twain's and last night's sza, who headlinedsues for both people who were in the crowd and also people at home. so hopefully they do get that fixed by next year. but i have to say, the highlight for me was coldplay as well, when they were announced as the headunen they were announced as the headliner, a lot of people were saying, oh, it's a boring choice for glastonbury because it was the fifth time that they've headlined. but the good thing about coldplay is they know how to put on a show and then we saw so many touching scenes, including them bringing out michael j. fox to play the guitar on fix you. >> amazing. absolutely amazing. thank you so much, jeff. i hope you have a nice warm shower soon and a nice comfy bed. >> i will, you know, i don't really see her as a, you know, roughing it. >> i don't know how you managed it. well done. looking very glamorous. when i first started out as a reporter, glastonbury was in my patch when i was, you know , still sort of brand new to know, still sort of brand new to it all. and i was lu

. >> sza, are you back? you're back in the chair. >> this is. this is a new one.ely, but they do have a mind of their own. it just keeps. i just keep sinking. this is going again. i can feel it going . can feel it going. >> do you see him disappearing beneath the desk? we'll find him some at some point. oh, what is the effect you're having? it doesn't do that with me. >> do i need to lose weight? >> do i need to lose weight? >> oh, i don't know. why do i start off? you know, shorter than you? >> well, you only slightly got bigger wheels on my chair. but you bought your own wheels, didn't you? >> to i had bring bigger wheels, otherwise you couldn't see me. >> they're off a mini. >> they're off a mini. >> yeah they are. they're really big wheels . big wheels. >> anyway, time for learner wheels. >> let's have a look at newspapers this morning. the guardian reports on the lord chancellor blaming rishi sunaks government for the jail crisis. >> the telegraph claims that half of sir keir starmer's cabinet opposed planning proposals in their own constituencies. >> the tim

out of that hardship comes, you know, these incredible artists like sza, like dua lipa.r a while, cloud will bubble up. we'll see more showers breaking out across the northern half of the uk, perhaps merging into longer spells of rain in the afternoon in western scotland and later into northern ireland. and that will limit the temperatures here to around about 16 degrees, but could make 20 again across southern england and south wales. and it shouldn't feel too bad here. but we've got more weather systems coming in from the atlantic overnight and into wednesday, stronger winds behind that as well. now, that's going to leave us with quite a messy picture, i think, on wednesday — a lot of cloud, some rain from time to time, nothing particularly heavy or prolonged. and for scotland and northern ireland, it'll be followed by some sunshine and some showers as well. and again, those temperatures reaching 16, 17, possibly 18 degrees. but that's a little below average, certainly for this time of the year. low pressure running to the north of the uk will bring some stronger winds