but tonight, the welly is going to party.like we've been closed for 16 months, and we're opening last—minute again. laughter. not on purpose, but i think we kind of, we weren't fully sure that 19july was going to happen, so 21june happened and that was pushed back. so it's almost like a relief in that it's trying to get staff in and try to get security in, and get everything working again. you don't want to build yourself up because we've had so much disappointment over the last 16 months that it's like, you know, until today, you don't actually believe it's going to happen. tonight, there'll be no vaccine passport checks. the government urged clubs to do it, but it's not a legal requirement. but then, just 17 hours after the clubs could reopen, there's news. 0nly tonight, as we're waiting to have a chat with you, borisjohnson�*s got up and said that come mid—september, basically vaccine passports are a thing for nightclubs. this is a fast—moving story — do you feel that you're being brought along in thejourney? i think the p

but tonight, the welly is going to party.e've been closed for 16 months, and we're opening last—minute again. laughter. not on purpose, but i think we kind of, we weren't fully sure that 19 july was going to happen, so 21june happened and that was pushed back. so it's almost like a relief in that it's trying to get staff in and try to get security in, and get everything working again. you don't want to build yourself up because we've had so much disappointment over the last 16 months that it's like, you know, until today, you don't actually believe it's going to happen. tonight, there'll be no vaccine passport checks. the government urged clubs to do it, but it's not a legal requirement. but then, just 17 hours after the clubs could reopen, there's news. 0nly tonight, as we're waiting to have a chat with you, borisjohnson�*s got up and said that come mid—september, basically vaccine passports are a thing for nightclubs. this is a fast—moving story — do you feel that you're being brought along in the journey? i think the probl

peter capaldi gives it some welly as a villain with a head full of electrical appliances, and danielarodent—wrangling ratcatcher, too. if it sounds like your cup of tea, then my advice would be to see it on the biggest screen possible, where the sheer size and volume of it all can simply batter your brain into stupefied submission. the suicide squad is in cinemas now. throughout all the years that i've been making music, if you get on a tour bus with a bunch of musicians... ..eventually, the conversation will go to sparks. i'll leave you with news of another new documentary, this one from edgar wright, director of shaun of the dead, baby driver and the forthcoming last night in soho. in the sparks brothers, wright charts the stranger than fiction tale of ron and russell mael... we are sparks. dude. ..joint creators of one of pop�*s most enduringly indefinable and hugely influential enigmas. from experimental american art rock projects to breakthrough uk chart hits, outlandish film dreams and insanely challenging concert tours, wright's energetic ode to sparks marries exhaustively rese

this where they try— a little bit, but there _ are always different platforms, not least patreon as welli offering becky, let me talk to you a moment about when you were a youtube influence as a teenager under the name becky cruel, i think. and you did a lots of material which was watched and widely followed particularly injapan. here's a clip of some of it. she sings injapanese and english. so, how much money remaking out of us at the time, roughly? it's difficult to say because what happened was i started youtube before ad sense even existed so the intentions behind created content back then were very different. we weren't going in teaching and seeing people with mansions and massive houses and cars and things like that. we were just going to youtube to create and be part of the community. but you couldn't rely on it for a steady income? no, i mean, luckily i was at school so i still had my parents supporting me, but even i was making my youtube videos my case was a little bit different because the content i was making wasn't fully monetiseabull. it contained copyrighted music which act

the family on the day were wearing wellies and walking boots, i wearing wellies and walking boots, thatis much, there you — the beach. thank you very much, there you go- _ the beach. thank you very much, there you go. thanks, _ the beach. thank you very much, there you go. thanks, matt, i the beach. thank you very much, there you go. thanks, matt, we i there you go. thanks, matt, we will speak to you later. and some news to bring you from tokyo — and paralympics gb has bagged another medal. jaco van gass has just won bronze in the men's cycling 1000m time trial. this is his second of the games, after he got gold yesterday with a record—breaking performance in the men's c3 3000m individual pursuit. the people left at home it is hard, they get very excited, we will be speaking to some family members of paddle and pins morning. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. some fine weather on the card because of today and for most of us thatis because of today and for most of us that is holding on through the weekend and into next week as well. thing is really not changing in a hurry

but tonight, the welly is going to party.get security in, and get everything working again. you don't want to build yourself up because we've had so much disappointment over the last 16 months that it's like, you know, until today, you don't actually believe it's going to happen. tonight, there'll be no vaccine passport checks. the government urged clubs to do it, but it's not a legal requirement. but then, just 17 hours after the clubs could reopen, there's news. 0nly tonight, as we're waiting to have a chat with you, borisjohnson's got up and said that come mid—september, basically vaccine passports are a thing for nightclubs. this is a fast—moving story — do you feel that you're being brought along in the journey? i think the problem is that the whole way through this, we've been told that vaccination passports wouldn't be a thing, then it was dropped on us last monday that vaccination passports — clubs were being urged to do vaccination passports. but the technology isn't working properly yet, and the demographic we appea

kennedy: put on a pair of wellies are good to go. it's pretty ominous. people out who are walking around and issuing $4000 fines. >> it is weird. it's almost like they kind of let it come to australia, do it to do and then pick up the mess later on. here in l.a. county had more people die in l.a. county five timer people died in l.a. county alone in all of australia. i bet you when history is written there be the sweet ends and there is going to be the australian spirit people are going to look back and say why couldn't we just be in sweden and her kids would not lose an entire year to half of school purdue would not be shutting down, and all of that. it came, it did its damage and -left-curly-bracket before you really had to go one way or the other, rochelle. you had to get the vaccine and have the social distancing measures and all of that stuff. or, you have to let it in and acquire herd immunity the hard way. hopefully covid has touched your life in ways you will never be the same so obsessive very different take on this. >> yes, i do. can you have s

welli _ governments can work with them?, saying we have _ johnson much more cautious, saying we have to _ johnson much more cautious, saying we have to wait and see. there has to be _ we have to wait and see. there has to be a _ we have to wait and see. there has to be a concerted international approach _ to be a concerted international approach. so, these are early days. only approach. so, these are early days. 0nty three — approach. so, these are early days. only three governments have recognised the taliban last time. this time — recognised the taliban last time. this time i— recognised the taliban last time. this time i think there will be more recognition. — this time i think there will be more recognition, but let'sjust see this time i think there will be more recognition, but let's just see what kind of— recognition, but let's just see what kind of a _ recognition, but let's just see what kind of a government and what kind of foreign _ kind of a government and what kind of foreign policy —— where reform policy _ of f

and agencies, the un included, but governments as welli _ un included, but governments as well, will— absolute| need to deal with them in terms of a humanitarian response. that is to help people of afghanistan. but i think— help people of afghanistan. but i think it _ help people of afghanistan. but i think it is — help people of afghanistan. but i think it is quite right that we should — think it is quite right that we should collectively, as an international community, and a huge numbers— international community, and a huge numbers of— international community, and a huge numbers of countries have signed up, proceed _ numbers of countries have signed up, proceed carefully. the taliban, you know _ proceed carefully. the taliban, you know, haven't got the benefit of the dead _ know, haven't got the benefit of the dead we _ know, haven't got the benefit of the dead. we have seen them before. they now need _ dead. we have seen them before. they now need to _ dead. we have seen them before. they now need to demonstrate, if they say they have _ now need to demonstrate, if they say they hav