hey, i'm zof with the catch up.s a shock split from tommy fury, ed sheeran gets saucy, and banksy finishes his drawing trail. our top story tonight, molly—mae has announced her and tommy fury have split up after five years together. she shared the news on her instagram story, saying she would be taking some time away from social media. next, adverts for nutrition products promoted by stephen bartlett have been banned, after a watchdog said they were misleading. you will probably know him from his "diary of a ceo" podcast, and also as one of the dragons on dragons' den. he has been promoting products for huel and zoe but without making it clear he has business interests in both companies. and ed sheeran broke off from his tour to sign autographs at a supermarket on tuesday. but there is a very fine catch here. he signed them using his own hot sauce brand, called tingle ted's. hundreds of fans went to the sainsbury�*s in hertfordshire to get a bit of the tingly ted. i bet that tastes very good. good luck if you are re

hey, i'm zof with the catch up.an a—level student, you probably opened your results today. and it might have been good news as top a—level grades have risen for the first time since 2021, with 28% of all grades marked a star or a, and four in five students got into their top choice uni. now, an update on the war in gaza, where officials there say the number of palestinians killed during israel's military campaign has risen to more than 40,000. israel has questioned the figures, which don't say how many fighters are among the dead. it comes as talks on reaching a ceasefire to end the conflict have resumed in qatar. some other stories now five people have been charged over some other stories now — five people have been charged over the death of friends star matthew perry, who was found unresponsive at his home in la in october. a postmortem found he suffered a fatal overdose of ketamine. police say those charged had exploited the star forfinancial gain. and the uk health security agency is warning about a rise in case