the poet tony walsh put the prevailing sentiment into words.osing love, we are showing how to, manchester could not be prouder, hate won't win because love sings louder, love sings louder, love sings louder. they sang a song by noel gallagher, formerly of the band 0asis, the title of which captures the spirit, don't look back in anger. it is a show of spirit but does not diminish the private anguish of the bereaved. allan little, bbc news, manchester. marks and spencer is to close around a third of its main clothing and homeware stores by 2022. 100 high street shops are to go, as it steps up its plans to modernise the business. here's emma simpson. northampton, and a store that's been here for nearly half a century, but likely not for much longer. m&s is making a big retreat from high streets it once ruled. many will miss it here. oh, no! oh, i didn't realise that was closing. i know they said that, you know, there were some that would be closing. i can't believe it's our one. will you miss it? yes, yes. we do shop in there quite a lot. i think

the poet, tony walsh, but the prevailing sentiment into words.uld not be prouder, hate won't win ‘cause love sings louder, love sings louder, love sings louder. they sang a song by noel gallagher, formerly of the manchester band, oasis, the title of which captures the spirit, don't look back in anger. it is a show of spirit but does not diminish the private anguish of the bereaved. allan little, bbc news, manchester. meghan markle and harry have had their first public engagement as a royal couple. we were there. she's formally part of the family now. three days into married life, and meghan was at buckingham palace for a very early 70th birthday celebration for her father—in—law and his charity work, led by harry, but nearly ruined by a passing bumblebee. sorry... that bee really got me! laughter. and then it was time to practise the art of being royal. the small talk that will be such a feature of meghan‘s working life. that's true... unsurprisingly, the reviews were good. very personable, very warm, very nice. down to earth. they were really fr

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the poet, tony walsh, but the prevailing sentiment into words.er, hate won't win ‘cause love sings louder, love sings louder, love sings louder. they sang a song by noel gallagher, formerly of the manchester band, oasis, the title of which captures the spirit, don't look back in anger. it is a show of spirit but does not diminish the private anguish of the bereaved. allan little, bbc news, manchester. marking the first anniversary in manchester. a statue ofjohn paul ii, which has been embroiled in a row over the separation between church and state, is finally to be moved from its current location in brittany. the statue was donated by a georgian sculptor not long after the former pope died. but campaigners in the town of ploermel say it violated france's strict secular laws. for more than a decade, he has stared out over this town square. the polish pontiff safeguarding the catholic souls of brittany. but now work has finally begun of moving john paul ii. the court said this statue was a religious symbol and therefore could not remain in this pub

the poet tony walsh but the prevailing sentiment into words.ove, we are showing how to, manchester could not be prouder, hate won't win because love sings louder, love sings louder, love sings louder. they sang a song by noel gallagher, formerly of the band 0asis, the title of which captures the spirit, don't look back in anger. it is a show of spirit but does not diminish the private anguish of the bereaved. allan little, bbc news, manchester. the concert a year ago tonight was a much—anticipated performance by ariana grande, who said today she was sending light and warmth to the people of this city. among those who lost their lives in the attack was 15—year—old 0livia campbell hardy from bury. she was a singer and dancer, her grandparents were among the 800 people in today's memorial service, and our correspondentjudith moritz has spent the day with them. she's no longer here, but you can feel 0livia's presence everywhere in her grandparents' house. from photos to cushions, it's how they keep a close. you just can't get away from it, it's alw

as well as the singing we will hear from poet tony walsh who read that: at the vigil in the days afterst going to get the camera two point darn their down beyond where the media is gathered. lots of people gathering for the event. and listening to the sound checks a little bit earlier i heard one children's choir doing one of those sound checks and it was so poignant to hear the young voices, the kind of voices who very much where the target of the attack at manchester arena. the children of manchester the past in the aftermath why someone the past in the aftermath why someone would deliberately target us. let's see what the atmosphere is like this evening as it evolves. imagine it will be poignant and we will also have an mood of celebrating life reaffirming life. in contrast to the more sombre mood naturally at the service, the national service of commemoration earlier today at manchester cathedral. after that i spoke to stuart merry, the stepfather of one of the big rims of the arena attack, martin pat. i began by asking him about the conversation he had after the service with princ

cheering and applause we also last year crafted words into poetry, and tony walsh gave his amazing poemic? so there is no pressure on tonight's poet! but we are going.. laughter chancellor of manchester university. he has a poem for us in one minute but before he does we are going to have one minute of silence, as we again remember those who died, those who carry the physical and the mental scars of 12 months ago. let's be silent. thank you manchester. cheering and applause that silence impeccably observed, and now a poem. skeletons foxtrot from cupboards, so war correspondents become travel show presenters, and magpies bring back lost property, children engagement rings, broken things let there be peace so storms can go out to sea to be angry and return to me calm, so the broken can rise up and dance in the hospitals and dance in the hospitals and let the aged ethopian man in the grey block of flats peer through his window and see others before him so his thrilled outstretched arms become frames for his dreams. let there be peace and let tears fall and evaporate to form clouds and clea