hundreds of fans and admirers of tom parker are standing outside.peeches. one of tom's bandmates spoke at the funeral. he will always remember his laugh, that tom parker has left us far too early, and the heartbreak shared here today is a credit to him. he ended his speech with the words, "rest easy, mate. " of course, tom parker from the wanted diagnosed with this aggressive brain cancerjust 18 months ago. in the last 18 months, he has packed a lot in. he threw himself into a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the condition, as well as writing a book, amongst other things. really, there is huge sadness in this town today for the funeral of this 33—year—old much loved member of the community, and much loved musician. music can be a real comfort for people living with dementia, and now a new report underlines how melody can improve the lives a report published today showing house singing and music improve health and well—being. 0ne house singing and music improve health and well—being. one group dimension choir, greg satchell has been talking t

hundreds of fans and admirers of tom parker are standing outside. ber his laugh, that tom parker has left us far too early, and the heartbreak shared here today is a credit to him. he ended his speech with the words, "rest easy, mate." of course, tom parker from the wanted diagnosed with this aggressive brain cancerjust 18 months ago. in the last 18 months, he has packed a lot in. he threw himself into a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the condition, as well as writing a book, amongst other things. really, there is huge sadness in this town today for the funeral of this 33—year—old much loved member of the community, and much loved musician. two young designers from the east midlands are setting out to make their mark on the mainstream fashion industry. gemma tyte and roshni desai are using their talents to design inclusive clothing to cater for people with disabilities and for women recovering from breast cancer. victoria hicks reports. gemma tyte has mild cerebral palsy, which has influenced and inspired her to make inclusive fashion. so,

the funeral of the wanted star tom parker has taken place in london today after he died at the age ofs carried by his bandmates. tom parker died in march, almost 18 months after he revealed he'd been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. prince harry says he doesn't know if he will return to the uk injune for the celebrations to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. in an interview with the american tv network nbc, the duke of sussex also spoke about visiting his grandmother at windsor last week and said he's trying to ensure the queen is protected, and has the right people around her. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. his relations with the rest of the family have been strained but harry has remained on good terms with his grandmother, the queen. the two hadn't met for more than a year until last week when harry and meghan were en route to the netherlands for the invictus games. they broke theirjourney to visit the queen at windsor castle, and according to harry, the meeting went well. it was so nice to see her. she's on great form. we have a really special relati

tom parker knew this would be his last appearance. family, friends, and bandmates made their way to church. the wanted were a big part of our lives and we did not know them personally and it feels like we do. he was a big part of all of our lives and made lots of friends. we wanted to pay our respects to the boys, and kelsey and tom who is a superhero throughout. just wanted to be here for everybody as well as a mark of _ respect. tom was so brave and i wanted to come to pay my respects so it's amazing how many people are here as well and so glad we could be part of it. the singer was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancerjust 18 months ago. he decided to write a book about his journey and threw himself into campaigning to raise awareness of his condition glioblastoma. this couple lost their 21—year—old son to the same disease. we just wanted to be here today to give our sympathy to the family and friends and try and help promote awareness and more research into brain tumours. tom was the cheeky one in the group and he was the one who

the issue was highlighted recently when the singer tom parker from the band the wanted died at the agend research into the condition has been limited in comparison to many other cancers. now, patients at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge are having the entire genetic code of their cancers sequenced, as part of a research project. it's hoped that tumour mapping will lead to more accurate diagnosis, and perhaps eventually to personalised treatment. just to warn you, this report from our medical editor fergus walsh contains pictures of brain surgery. i've got a rough idea of what's going to happen. i'm going to be partially awake, but i'm going to be woken up during the surgery. daniel is just 34. he's on his way to theatre for brain surgery. i think that's the bit i most scared about, being awake and having someone screwing around in my head. daniel has a large brain tumour — the round, white area at the top of this scan. 0k, starting. to begin with, daniel is fully anaesthetised, while surgeons remove part of his skull. but once his brain is exposed, he is woken up and must be kept aw

the gates opened and the players were training under the manager tom parker.ye, scoring before returning to the basque country at the end of the spanish civil war. but a football star had been born. sabino went on to score nearly 100 goals for real madrid, including the very first at the famous stadium. a fact his family continue to be proud of. translation: sabino loved england. it is where he was taught to play football. everything would have been completely different. he may not have survived. and if he had stayed in spain, he wouldn't have been able to concentrate on his football as he would have had to look after his family. and it was the fact that someone saw him at southampton and recommended him to real madrid that his life changed again. raimundo lezama played in goal for saints on three occasions before joining athletic club. he played a key role in winning the spanish cup final against sabino's madrid side, just three years after they had left the southampton orphanage. more than a dozen young boys who arrived in 1937 went on to play football profe

the funeral of singer tom parker has taken place in kent today.year—old star of the band the wanted died after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. wimbledon is banning russian and belarussian tennis players from this summer's tournament because of the war in the ukraine. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. wimbledon may bask in tradition but it is part of today's world and all the sporting implications of the invasion of ukraine. and wimbledon is taking a stand. so while russia's daniil medvedev has been allowed to compete on the tour as an individual, the world number two will be barred from wimbledon. the same applies to aryna sabalenka of belarus, ranked numberfour in the women's game. those are two potential champions. there are many other players who will also now be missing. from one of ukraine's most prominent recent tennis players, this reaction. alexandr dolgopolov said, a big thank you to wimbledon and uk for stepping up and showing the world an example, what needs to be done to stop this madness. the international olympic comm

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most common fatal cancer in people under a0 — the issue was highlighted recently when the singer tom parker research into the condition has been limited in comparison to many other cancers. now, patients at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge are having the entire genetic code of their cancers sequenced, as part of a research project. it's hoped that tumour mapping will lead to more accurate diagnosis, and perhaps eventually to personalised treatment. just to warn you, this report from our medical editor fergus walsh contains pictures of brain surgery. i've got a rough idea of what's going to happen. i'm going to be partially awake, but i'm going to be woken up during the surgery. daniel is just 34. he's on his way to theatre for brain surgery. i think that's the bit i'm most scared about, being awake and having someone screwing around in my head. daniel has a large brain tumour — the round, white area at the top of this scan. 0k, starting. to begin with, daniel is fully anaesthetised, while surgeons remove part of his skull. but once his brain is exposed, he's woken up and must be kept awa

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the issue was highlighted recently by the death of the singer tom parker at the age of 33.ancer genomes — the entire dna — sequenced. the aim is that tumour mapping will lead to more accurate diagnosis. a warning — this report from our medical editor fergus walsh contains images of brain surgery. i've got a rough idea of what's going to happen. i'm going to be partially awake, but i'm going to be woken up during the surgery. daniel is just 34. he's on his way to theatre for brain surgery. i think that's the most scared about is being awake and having someone rooting around in my head. daniel has a large brain tumour, the round white area at the top of this scan. to begin with, daniel is fully anesthetized while surgeons remove part of his skull. but once his brain is exposed, he's woken up and must be kept awake. daniel, how are you feeling? actually, we just need to be a bit careful at the back because that's close to where the part of your brain that moves the right hand side of your body. before removing each piece of tumour surgeons need to be sure it won't affect danie

and tom parker. sad. incredibly sad.ad. hit me." bam! the court was shown photographs, one from an incident which left him with a severed finger caused, he said, by a bottle that was thrown at him. another of an injury to his face. the court was then played a recording of one of their conversations. you didn't get punched. you got hit. i'm sorry i hit you like this, but i did not punch you. i did not bleep deck you. i bleep was hitting you. i don't know what the bleep motion of my actual hand was. _ but you're fine, i did not hurt you, i did not punch you, i was hitting you. what am i supposed to do? do this? i'm not bleep saying . anything about it, am i? you are. that's the difference between me and you, you are a bleep baby. this was he said, typical. him retreating, trying to escape from a relationship that he said had become demeaning, aggressive, violent. throughout it all, his ex—wife watched. we will hear amber heard's version of events in the days to come. we will keep you up—to—date as the trial continues. it h

tom hanks plays elvis. >> i was worried he was going to play elvis, but i'm glad he's playing colonel parker instead. y strange casting. tom hanks is good, but not that good. don't forget, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and raj has a look at what's coming up at 5:30. >> we have new information about the subway shooting in new york city. there's a man hunt now for a 62-year-old person of interest. at least ten people were shot. another 13 were hurt on the subway this morning. people were running for their lives. >> i was coming off the train and saw a lot of smoke and smelled i want. it was a really strong smell. i saw maybe a 16-year-old kid sitting on the steps coming out the train station and had a bullet in his knee. >> there are clues left behind by the shooter and a set of keys to a u-haul van. that van apparently rented by this man. >> plus, we haven't seen it shoot up this fast. the record inflation and how it's impacting your pocketbook and a

this was highlighted recently by the death of the pop star tom parker, who was in the wanted, at theng someone rooting around in my head. daniel has a large brain tumour, the round white area at the top of this scan. yeah, that's good. to begin with, daniel is fully anesthetized while surgeons remove part of his skull. but once his brain is exposed, he's woken up and must be kept awake. daniel, how are you feeling? actually, we just need to be a bit careful at the back because that's close to where the part of your brain that moves the right hand side of your body. before removing each piece of tumour surgeons need to be sure it won't affect daniel's speech or his ability to move his body. so at each step, the team checks his responses. part of daniel's tumor will be sent for whole genome sequencing. its entire dna will be mapped. what that means is essentially we're looking at the abnormalities in the genes that we think caused the tumor in the first place. so we're really able to drill down into the molecular problems in the tumor. daniel's diagnosis, his future rests on what they

parker instead. that would have been very strange casting. tom hanks is good, but not that good. don't forget, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and raj has a look at what's coming up at 5:30. >> we have new information about the subway shooting in new york city. there's a man hunt now for a 62-year-old person of interest. at least ten people were shot. another 13 were hurt on the subway this morning. people were running for their lives. >> i was coming off the train and saw a lot of smoke and smelled i want. it was a really strong smell. i saw maybe a 16-year-old kid sitting on the steps coming out the train station and had a bullet in his knee. >> there are clues left behind by the shooter and a set of keys to a u-haul van. that van apparently rented by this man. >> plus, we haven't seen it shoot up this fast. the record inflation and how it's impacting your pocketbook and a warning before you rent a car. why some customers are accused of stealing the cars they rented. stealing the cars they rented. the news at 5:30 staring right now. >> i'm raj mathai. we co

tom baker tells us where conversation stand now the district and those teachers. it does not have to be this way. spectacular friday spring morning 6:30 a.m. sharp teachers gathered at parker elementary, just one of the schools slated for closure. this year. school closure plan was done without any um, equity analysis, which is something that the district has pledged to do. their school culture plan came out of the blue with very little or similarly, no input from families. don't close the schools until you've heard us until you've listened to us until we have time to talk about this. and in the school board just ignored it. by mid morning, strikers and supporters gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater for a block party and rally. i started a petition on change .org to stop the opened school closures, and it gained over 700 signatures and i raised over $800 for that cause usd has not honored their agreement coming out of the 2000 and 19 strike that there must be at least one year of community engagement. before making any decision to close schools. we are displacing 230 children who walked to school who live in the neighborhood, and the school board is not being transpa

tom baker tells us where conversation stand now the district and those teachers. it does not have to be this way. spectacular friday spring morning 6:30 a.m. sharp teachers gathered at parkerry, just one of the schools slated for closure. this year. school closure plan was done without any um, equity analysis, which is something that the district has pledged to do. their school culture plan came out of the blue with very little or similarly, no input from families. don't close the schools until you've heard us until you've listened to us until we have time to talk about this. and in the school board just ignored it. by mid morning, strikers and supporters gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater for a block party

tom baker tells us some are concerned the closures would affect equity of the affected students. it does not have to be this way. spectacular friday spring morning 6:30 a.m. sharp teachers gathered at parkerelementary, just one of the schools slated for closure. this year. this school closure plan was done without any um, equity analysis, which is something that the district has pledged to do. there's school culture plan came out of the blue with very little or similarly, no input from families. don't close the schools until you've heard us until you've listened to us until we have time to talk about this. and in the school board just ignored it. by mid morning , strikers and supporters gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater for a block party and rally. i started a petition on change dot org to stop the opened school closures, and it gained over 700 signatures and i raised over $800 for that cost. usd has not honored their agreement coming out of the 2000 and 19 strike that there must be at least one year of community engagement before making any decision to close schools. we are displacing 230 children who walked to school who live in the neighborhood, and the school board is not bein