and straight after, bob vylan, and we should say, and i did not realise it this until today, bob vylan is a demo and they are both called bobby -- a duo. yes, stage names, exactly. when i talk about bob vylan, let me make sure i don't say bob dylan , that is the name of the band and they are a punk duo, and there were two of them. actually, all the comments were made by one of them, who is the lead singer. took up the story, katie, and then kneecap come on stage. then kneecap came on, by which time it was an exceptionally packed field in a heatwave, so we were very, very packed in, and they came on, and their set began with a video of a sort of... the way i characterise what kneecap did is, they lent into the controversy. they had a video with various clips from people like keir starmer and kemi badenoch, people had criticised them, they had bits of the bbc saying the kneecap will now go ahead at glastonbury, we will still go ahead at glastonbury. that got the crowd excited. interested, and on they came. and for the first few songs, they did not mention israel and gaza at all, but then

it is interested, bob vylan and kneecap. for people who have never heard of bob vylan, a rap punk dual, and there performance was only lifestream on bbc on saturday afternoon, and during that there was a chance, that to the idf, the israeli defense forces, and a number of other comments. kneecap, much better known, irish rep trio, faced criminal action already about what they have said on stage. there performance was not shown at life but was reviewed and then streamed by the bbc, but both those performances now been reviewed by police and they are looking further in terms of criminal matters. we have had an update from the bbc, all of those questions being asked of the corporation. have any bbc executives come to the microphones or cameras today to actually explain the decision-making? we've had a statement here in front of me. it describes the comments from bob vylan as deeply offensive, or utterly unacceptable, and it says that yes they put up a warning but with hindsight the teamwork dealing with the life situation and s

bob vylan, seen on a bbc streaming of glastonbury at the weekend. leading these chanting of "death to the idf". this was widely condemned, condemnation led by the prime minister. the bbc admits they were deeply offensive. what they did at the time was to put a warning on screen and the statement that came out says in hindsight, they should have done more, they should have pulled the stream during the performance. they said they will look at guidance around live events to ensure teams are clear when it is acceptable to keep on output. there is a backdrop to this and there was concern about the other act, kneecap, what they might have said on stage and there was a decision not to screen that there was concern about what would be said on stage during glastonbury beforehand. and if you saw the palestinian flags, there was a great deal of politics being discussed by a number of acts making comments as they went along. the belief here with bob vylan was they should have pulled the stream, which has now been removed from iplayer. ofcom, the broadcast regul

the uk government condemns a chant by punk duo bob vylan who called for "death" to the israeli military during their glastonbury performance. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months. president trump's "big beautiful bill" moves one step closer to being passed as the us senate narrowly votes to debate it. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures as the heatwave continues. hello and welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world - i'm frankie mccamley. we start this hour in the middle east, where the israeli army has issued evacuation warnings for a significant proportion of gaza city and northern gaza, forcing many to leave again. last night, thousands of israelis demonstrated in tel aviv for the first time in three weeks to demand a hostage deal with hamas. they want the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu to take what they called a "brave and bold decision". hamas has signalled it is willing to free the remaining hostages under a deal to end

we are bob bleep vylan! bob vylan, the rap-punk duo whose chants at glastonbury of death to the idf, the israel defense forces, have brought outrage. in a statement on social media today, the band wrote about what they felt was their obligation to speak up. and hold firm, be strong, i'm telling you... but their words have been met with condemnation, led by the prime minister, who described it as appalling hate speech. questions have also been raised about the bbc's decision to not immediately halt the live stream. the bbc has rightly apologised and took the immediate decision not to put this content on iplayer. i welcome that. however, key outstanding questions remain, including why this performance was broadcast live, given the concerns regarding other acts in the weeks preceding the festival. indeed, there were, in the weeks before the festival, serious concerns about what might be said on glastonbury stages. the bbc decided to not broadcast live performance by the group kneecap, and while it did put up an

we are bob bleep vylan! the bbc has rightly apologised and took the immediate decision not to put this content on iplayer. i welcome that. however, key outstanding questions remain. when you get this kind of thing happening over and over again, it points in the direction of a failure of leadership. how is bbc going to change to ensure that if anti-semitic hay is being talked on stage, being broadcast on stage, that it will press the red button and stop it from happening. police launch investigations into two band to play the glass to mary over the weekend including one who took part in what police described as anti-semitic chance. europe is sweltering. it's one of the hottest june days in the uk ever, there are unprecedented heat alerts in france and weather warnings for spain, portugal, italy and germany. we'll look at the preparedness of european nations for an ever warming climate. also tonight, major political moments here in the uk and in the us. in washington, president trump watches and waits to see i

glastonbury festival organisers say they're appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their performance. israel issues an evacuation order for a significant proportion of gaza city and northern gaza, warning palestinians of an imminent military operation and forcing many to leave again. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures as the heatwave continues. hello, i'm frankie mccamley. glastonbury festival organisers say they are "appalled" by comments made by punk duo bob vylan during their set on saturday - and that it "very much crossed a line". the duo led chants calling for "death" to the israeli military. the government has also strongly condemned them, and the police in somerset are reviewing video evidence before deciding whether to begin any criminal investigations. separately, the bbc has in the last few minutes issused a statement about the belfast rap group kneecap, whose set was not broadcast live after one of the band members was charged with a terrorism offence, something he denies.

the uk government has condemned chants at glastonbury music festival from rap punk duo bob vylan, calling for death to the israeli military. and as k-pop continues to take the world by storm, the bbc speaks to girl group aespa. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start with breaking news out of the us. in the last hour, lawmakers in the senate have narrowly voted to proceed and debate president trump's big beautiful bill. it's a 940-page tax and spending bill which mr trump wants passed by a self-imposed deadline of the fourth of july. it passed the house of representatives by a single vote last month. at just after 11pm washington time and after more than four hours of voting, the senate voted to proceed. this is the moment the bill was advanced. the yeas are 51, the names are 49. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the bill. calendar number 107 hhi one in to provide for reconciliation to pursuant to title two of h conricus. as we said, the bill is 940 pages long and chuck schumer, the senate's top democrat, demanded the bill be read out loud - that could take more than 12 hours. ta

he condemned bob vylan for what he called a stunt. he said the bbc and glastonbury had questions to answer. have a listen to what he said today. and we're not going to solve one of the most intractable conflicts on earth with those sorts of stunts. we're going to have to do it with international pressure, careful diplomacy, and we're doing everything we can to bring an end to this war, condemning israel's actions and the way it's conducting its war in gaza. at the same time as demanding the release of hostages. well, the glastonbury festival organisers talked this morning about bob vylan's performance. they said they were appalled by the actions of the rap punk duo. their chants very much crossed the line, they said. and we are urgently reminding everyone involved in the production of the festival that there is no place at glastonbury for anti-semitism, hate speech or incitement to violence. when it comes to kneecap, it was interesting. i was there, i did speak to people afterwards. it was a sea of palestinian flags and i did speak to

i was disgusted by what bob vylan said on that stage. inciting violence has no place in a civilised society. in fact, it's a criminal offence and i hope the police investigate both bob vylan for saying it in the first place, and also the bbc for broadcasting it, because broadcasting that kind of hateful material is also a criminal offence. concerns about what might have been said on stage at glastonbury have been raised by the presence of the group kneecap. a decision was made to not televise their performance. and in a statement, the bbc admitted bob vylan's comments were deeply offensive and says with hindsight, "we should have pulled the stream during the performance. we regret this did not happen." the broadcast regulator ofcom also says, "we are very concerned about the live stream of this performance and the bbc clearly has questions to answer. we have been speaking to the bbc over the weekend and we are obtaining further information as a matter of urgency, including what procedures were in place to ensure compliance with its own e

yes, these were comments made under bob vylan's set. who led chance of, death, death to the israeli military. they are saying that hate speech will not be tolerated at the festival, police are also assessing video footage of that performance. to see if any criminal offence has been committed. the bbc, which was live streaming the performance, so it will not be shown on the iplayer. now, kneecap's performance, which wasn't streamed live, is available on the iplayer, and it appears some very minimal edits have been made to that performance. there are still anti keir starmer chanting, and allegations that israel are committing war crimes in gaza, so very few changes appear to have been made to the kneecap set. police are also assessing some of that set. today, the music continues, behind me, you can see this huge crowd that have gathered to see the libertines. pete doherty says he really looks forward to glastonbury. he says it's more about ice cream vans and playgrounds that -looking tow bars these days. very different festival. and later

killed in israeli strikes on sunday prime minister sir keir starmer strongly criticises punk duo bob vylan for calling for "death" to the israeli military during their glastonbury performance, which was live streamed on the bbc. health authorities in southern europe are warning people to stay indoors, as temperatures continue to rise with many areas of spain and portugal forecast to reach over 40 degrees celsius. could there be a more glamorous and elegant location for a night of great music than the palais garnier? this jewel of a theatre, built for napoleon iii, one of the homes of paris national opera. tonight, yannick nezet-seguin conducts the vienna philharmonic. cheering and applause the prelude to carmen. this is one of opera's greatest duets. # c'etait le soir! # dans l'air par la brise attiedi # les brahmines # au front inonde de lumiere # appelaient lentement # la foule a la priere! # au fond du temple saint # pare de fleurs et d'or # une femme apparait! je crois la voir encore! # je crois la voir encore! # la foule prosternee # la regarde, etonnee # et murmure tout bas # voyez,

glastonbury festival organisers say they're appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their performance. the israeli military issues an evacuation order for a significant proportion of gaza city and northern gaza, warning palestinians of an imminent military operation and forcing many to leave again. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months. president trump's "big beautiful bill" moves one step closer to being passed as the us senate narrowly votes to debate it. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures as the heatwave continues. hello and welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world - i'm frankie mccamley. glastonbury festival organisers say they are "appalled" by comments made by punk duo bob vylan during their set on saturday, and it "very much crossed a line". the duo led chants calling for "death" to the israeli military. the government has also strongly condemned them, and the police in somerset are reviewi

glastonbury festival organisers say they're appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their performance, which was live streamed on bbc iplayer. gaza's civil defence agency says at least 14 people have been killed in israeli strikes on sunday - as israel issues an evacuation order for significant parts of northern gaza. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months. president trump's big beautiful bill moves one step closer to being passed, as the senate debate set. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures as the heatwave continues. glastonbury festival organisers say they are "appalled" by comments made by punk duo bob vylan during their set on saturday - and it "very much crossed a line". the duo led chants calling for "death" to the israeli military. their act was live streamed on bbc iplayer, but the bbc said a warning was issued about language and it won't be available on demand. the government has also strongly condemne

but they belief here with bob vylan is that they should have pulled the stream. now, of course, the stream has been removed from the iplayer already. ofcom, who is the broadcast regulator, they say that they have serious concerns about what took place and say they have been speaking to the bbc over the weekend and obtaining further information as a matter of urgency about bbc processes. these are live pictures we are starting to get in from wimbledon. we are not just talking tennis. incredibly hot for the 10,000 people it's the start of wimbledon today. the world's best tennis players are ready to take to the courts and over 10,000 people have joined the queue to see them. the all england club is currently advising people not to travel. it could be the hottest opening day in wimbledon history. temperatures are expected to reach 32 celsius. we can take you over to wimbledon. our sports presenter john watson is there and has spoken to the former british number one tennis player, tim henman. he asked tim what it means for british tennis that 23 britons have made it

year's glastonbury festival to an end, but controversy continues over offensive chanting during bob vylan's performance on saturday. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. europe is currently gripped by a heatwave with some countries seeing temperatures exceeding 40 degrees as the hot weather reaches its peak. this map shows the heat with spain, france and italy all issuing warnings about the impact of the weather on health. in spain, 46 degrees celsius has been recorded in the town of el granado - the country's hottest june day ever, according to the national weather service. alongside increasing temperatures is the risk of wildfires. firefighters are continuing to battle blazes in the city of izmir on the aegean coast which has forced people to leave their homes. more now on the heatwave gripping europe. several countries will continue to see temperatures today in excess of 40 degrees, let's speak to our correspondent guy hedgecoe who's in madrid. how hot has it been across europe? well it has been brutally hot in the last couple of days, here in spain, there have been many areas that have seen

we are bob bleep vylan! bob vylan, a rap punk duo whose chants at glastonbury of "death to the idf" - the israel defense forces - have brought outrage. today they stood behind their comments, but after viewing the footage and audio of both bob vylan and irish rap group kneecap, avon and somerset police say they are now beginning a criminal investigation and have recorded it as a public order incident. there are also questions for the bbc, the performance was being shown on a iplayer livestream. why wasn't it pulled immediately? the government says this was a clear case of hate speech. there are therefore serious questions to answer about the issues around livestreaming, about due diligence and other factors as well. those are questions i expect a response from the bbc on, and the action that they will take in order to ensure that this does not happen again. if those answers aren't forthcoming i do have various levers in order to hold the bbc to account. and there had for weeks before the festival been concer

was it foreseeable that bob vylan might these kinds of comments? was it justifiable for the bbc to put that stream out live? even if the stream was put out live justifiably, how quickly did the bbc deals that situation once it rose, and did it deal with it appropriately by putting a up? is the bbc acknowledge, they say they regret not actually pulling it rather than just putting up that captain talking about this crematory language. so those are the issues that will be looked at -- the captain talking about discriminatory language. those are the investigations to see what lessons should be learned around streaming glastonbury and artists in the future. briefly, we are due to have a statement in the house of commons from the culture secretary in about an hour and a party, which we will carry lies. but in terms of foreseeability it may not be the case that this particular act were sort of flashing red signals. -- we will carry that statement live. but they knew they were likely to be issues with kneecap, so these questions are live questions about wh

the punk duo bob vylan ice suggested to israeli troops and advocated violence. they have been condemned by the bbc, by the festivalorganisers who the line had been very much been crossed and the prime minister. keir starmer attempted appalling hate speech and want to be busy to explain how it was broadcast. this is minimal compared to what the palestinian people are going through. the prime minister said it shouldn't have. it is now up on the iplayer of the minor edits to comply with bbc's policies. the ban's views on the conflict in gaza, accusations that israel is committing war crimes are shed here and more widely. they are just singing. they sent a strong message to the government. they're just trying to send a message, you know? some jewish festivalgoers told us they fight differently. in a place that is normally a peace-loving, hope to field, optimistic setting, accepting everyone, i think there is a difference if you are a jew. what is happening in somerset feels are a reflection of difficult conversations being had across the country. us senators have na

killed in israeli strikes on sunday prime minister sir keir starmer strongly criticises punk duo bob vylan for calling for "death" to the israeli military during their glastonbury performance, which was live streamed on the bbc. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months - contradicting statements by the united states. health authorities in southern europe are warning people to stay indoors as temperatures continue to rise, with many areas of spain and portugal forecast when i first started to play sidhu moose wala, i remember just being entranced. who is this guy? he's a bad boy lyricist. he's an amazing performer, and he is none other than sidhu moose wala. punjab has not seen something like this, at least in the last 20, 25 years. i suddenly realised, wow, this guy is the nearest thing we have to a modern-day poet. he was brought to the civil hospital in a bloodied condition. he did not survive that attack. this is the biggest killing that has happened in the last few decades in punjab. cannabis gangster goldy brar

punk duo bob vylan lead the crowd in chants against the israel military. hello. let's start this hour in gaza where the hamas-run health ministry says israeli airstirkes have killed 81 people and injured 422 in various parts of the territory in the last 24 hours. the ministry whose figures the un finds reliable says that ambulance and civil defence crews are facing difficulties in reaching a number of victims trapped under the rubble and on the roads, due to the field situation and the impossibility of movement in some of the affected areas. israel does not allow foreign journalists free access to gaza. our correspondent in jerusalem dan johnson has more on the situation in gaza. a number of incidents have been reported in the last 24 hours across gaza. it's not clear exactly how many people have been caught up in exactly which incident, but we are told that at least 12 people were killed in an airstrike near to the palestine stadium, and that's somewhere that had been sheltering displaced palestinian refugees who were living in tents. one of the videos overnight

he condemns bob vylan for what she called astern. he said the bbc in glasgow had questioned -- the bbc under glastonbury had questions to answer. we're not going to solve one of the most indestructible conference with those sorts of stocks. we are doing everything we can to bring an end to this war, condemning israel 's actions and the way it is conducting this war in gaza, at the same time demanding the release of hostages. the festival organisers talk this morning about bob vylan's performance. they said they were appalled by the actions of the rap puncture. their chance very much across the line, they said commander arjun reminding everyone involved in the production of the vessel that there is no place across the river anti-semitism, hate speech or incitement to violence. when it comes to kneecap, i was there, i did speak to people afterwards, there was a senior palestinian. i spoke to lots of people afterwards who said it was a really important message that the band and their opinions, and they believe that those opinions are no

bob vylan, a punk rap duo, if you like, they talked about death to the israel defense forces, and they also advocated violence. now we know that avon and somerset police are examining the videos of both bands's performances tonight to try and determine whether any criminal offence has been committed, but it is a controversial situation, certainly outside glastonbury, that is of course making headlines, but here, as you can hear behind me, here the focus is about the music, and it's about headline acts, like neil young, and of course the fact that early on the stage, pulp made a secret return. so there's a difference between what is happening here at the festival and what is happening outside festival. amid the controversy at the iconic glastonbury music festival, there was still plenty of celebration, with a number of a-listers taking to the stage. iconic 90s indie band, pulp, were amongst the surprise packages playing the festival. their appearance was kept secret, and jarvis cocker and his band wowed fans on the pyramid stage. also appearing earlier were la rockers, haim. the three s

sir keir starmer strongly criticises punk duo bob vylan after controversial comments made during their glastonbury performance, which was live streamed on the bbc. the health secretary wes streeting tells the bbc the government has made mistakes on its plans to reform benefits. from the occupied ukrainian city of mariupol, the bbc speaks to the citizens resisting russian rule. president trump's 'big beautiful bill' moves one step closer to being passed as the us senate narrowly votes to debate it. we'll have the latest from washington. hello, i'm emma vardy. iran's deputy foreign minister has told the bbc it will not enter talks on its nuclear programme unless america guarantees not to bomb the country again during the negotiations. the demand comes as the head of the un's nuclear watchdog, the iaea, warns iran has the capacity to resume enriching uranium in a matter of months. rafael grossi said the us strike last weekend had caused "severe" but not total damage, and iran could still produce a nuclear bomb. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is being allowed to report

it wasn't the only controversial set - a rap duo, bob vylan, advocated violence and death to the israel defense force. that was streamed live. the culture secretary has spoken to the bbc director-general. here, though it's who to watch tonight that's top of people's minds. scissor sisters are back 21 years after they first performed - with a brand-new audience. it's music that parents have passed down to their kids. there's neil young, there's charli xcx, there's you and there's doechii. how are people going to decide? i would love to sit and watch a neil young show. i was gonna say, i don't know what we would be able to choose. i would go and see neil young. i would go see neil young. you'd go see neil young? yeah. here, it's all about the festival. outside, the controversy continues. katie razzall, bbc news, glastonbury. amid the controversy at the iconic glastonbury music festival - there was still plenty of celebration, with a number of a-listers taking to the stage. iconic '90s indie band pulp, were amongst the surprise packages playing the festival. their appearance was kept secre

punk duo bob vylan lead the crowd in chants against the israel military.

glastonbury festival organisers say they're appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their performance. israel issues an evacuation order for a significant proportion of gaza city and northern gaza, warning palestinians of an imminent military operation and forcing many to leave again. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months, contradicting statements by the united states. russian forces have launched a large-scale aerial attack across widespread areas of ukraine overnight. the ukrainian military says over 500 weapons were used. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures with many areas of spain and portugal forecast to reach over 40 degrees celsius. london, the city where i've lived all my life, is changing fast. today, there's a building boom going on, of high-rise office blocks in london's historic financial district, alongside widespread redevelopment in the rest of the capital. but, with history and heritage being on

no walking this back from bob vylan. >> i think it's insulting for him to use his child as a pretextjustify that. that is a damage control message. he called his manager a zionist. this is a person basically calling for the destruction of israel. the trump administration will not allow anti-semitism to exist in this country and as head of the department of justice task force you can guarantee and i can guarantee and the american people that we will eliminate anti-semitic conduct. we have marching orders from pam bondi, and president trump and that is why i am here today telling you that anti-semitism is not going to happen and people who want to come into this country on a visa will not be allowed to enter this country if they have anti-semitic mindsets with the intention to incite violence. i want to thank the secretary of state department for moving so fast on this because we were on this over the weekend and we sent that letter immediately to the secretary of state's office this morning at 8:00. >> martha: he said what he said in the united kingdom but it will be up to other count

that is it for the moment, more fallout from the performances at the glastonbury festival by bob vylan and kneecap. on monday afternoon, we learned that the police are investigating both sets and the government is asking questions of the bbc about why one of them was live streamed. we will discuss what is going on this episode of the bbc's daily news podcast, newscast. hello, it is out of any newscast studio and i we can colleagues were talking at the weekend about the political ramifications of the news emanating from the glastonbury festival, and that has continued throughout monday. a reminder, we are talking about two bands here, bob vylan and kneecap, who performed one after the other on one of the glastonbury stage is on saturday, and quite

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we are bob bleep vylan!e bbc has rightly apologised and took the immediate decision not to put this content on iplayer. i welcome that. however, key outstanding questions remain. when you get this kind of thing happening over and over again, it points in the direction of a failure of leadership. how is bbc going to change to ensure that if anti-semitic hay is being talked on stage, being broadcast on stage, that it will press the

uk prime minister sir keir starmer has strongly criticised punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their glastonbury performance, which was live-streamed on bbc iplayer. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months. after hello and welcome to talking business with me, mark lobel. let's have a look at what's on the show. the anxiety in advertising. it's now a trillion-dollar global industry, but does new technology mean the writing is on the wall as companies change the way they reach customers? the big industry-gathering in cannes is dominated by talk of artificial intelligence. but can the machines ever match human creativity, or tread carefully through the political minefield? i'm going to be discussing all of that with these two. there they are. the chief brand officer of gymshark. he's going to explain how unconventional advertising has turned the sportswear firm from a garage start-up to a multibillion-dollar business. and the head of one of the world's top ad agencies, behind ca

the uk government condemns a chant by punk duo bob vylan who called for "death" to the israeli military during their glastonbury performance. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months. president trump's "big beautiful bill" moves one step closer to being passed as the us senate narrowly votes to debate it. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures as the heatwave continues.

the uk broadcast regulator ofcom has issued a statement on the bbc coverage of bob vylan's comments at glastonbury. an ofcom spokesman said we are very concerned about the live stream of this performance, the bbc clearly has questions to answer. we have been speaking to the bbc over the weekend and we are obtaining further information as a matter of urgency, including what procedures were in place to ensure compliance with its own editorial guidelines. that is a statement coming in from the uk broadcast rig you later ofcom -- broadcasting regulator ofcom, talking about the bob vylan performance at glastonbury, saying it is very concerned about the live stream of this performance, and the bbc clearly has questions to answer. we will follow that story for you on bbc news and bring you any reactions and statements, including from the bbc. in the us state of idaho two firefighters have been shot dead whilst battling a wildfire. the attack took place close to the city of coeur d'alene, which is near the border with washington state. authorities say it was an ambush. the local sheriff depart

the punk band bob vylan have had their visas revoked for the us because of what the us statement that mac state department called the hateful tirade at glastonbury. let's stay with a customary story, because i just want to map out what we are expecting in the next few minutes. will be back live in the house of commons, because we are expecting a statement on that story from the culture secretary. we've been watching over the last hour or so, the various questions being asked about the welfare changes. but as soon as we see a glimpse of the culture secretary at the dispatch box, we will return and carry that life. before that, a wave of israeli air strikes across much of gaza overnight has true the displacement of hundreds of palestinian families. dozens of air raids targeted densely populated eastern neighbourhoods. a school was hit, that was sheltering displaced families. earlier, we saw large plumes of smoke coming out of northern gaza, as the israeli army continues its operation in the territory. bombardment follows one of the largest evacuation orders issued by israel since the wa

glastonbury festival says it's appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their performance. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months, contradicting statements by the united states. president trump's 'big beautiful bill' moves one step closer as the us senate narrowly votes to debate the tax and spending bill. mr trump's posted calling it a "great victory" and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures with many areas of spain and portugal forecast to reach over 40 degrees celsius. let's try and get through this podcast without mentioning an f-bomb or a p-bomb or a b-bomb or a c-bomb or any of those bombs. it's a tough one this week. i don't even know what's allowed! we are, of course, talking about president trump dropping an expletive. i happened to be live on bbc at the time, and i had to apologise to the world for the language used by the president of the united states, which is definitely a first for me. but these words just..

authorities are also looking into the punk duo bob vylan who led chants of "death to the israel defense forces." the comments went out live on the bbc and britain's culture secretary has asked for an urgent explanation about the broadcast from the bbc director-general. katie razall is at glastonbury for us. i'm here at glastonbury, where day two of the festival is well and truly under way. and as you say later on, neil young is going to be headlining here. but there is some tough competition because we also have charli xcx, one of the biggest pop stars on the planet right now. she's up against him, as is doechii, a phenomenal rising star, and the scissor sisters. so for people trying to decide what to do tonight, it is a bit of a tough one. there's a lot to see and there's also a lot of buzz around these secret sets. we've had some of them yesterday. we had lewis capaldi and lorde, and today there's a mystery band known as patchwork, and we don't know exactly who they are, but a lot of people are putting the smart money on pulp. and i was down at the pyramid stage earlier where people w

glastonbury festival organisers say they're appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the performance, which was live streamed on bbc iplayer.

glastonbury festival organisers say they're appalled by punk duo bob vylan calling for "death" to the israeli military during their performance, which was live streamed on bbc iplayer. gaza's civil defence agency says at least fourteen people have been killed in israeli strikes on sunday - as israel issues an evacuation order for significant parts of northern gaza. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog says iran will be able to start enriching uranium again in a matter of months. president trump's big beautiful bill moves one step closer to being passed as the us senate narrowly votes to debate it. and people in southern europe are bracing themselves for another day of extreme temperatures as the heatwave continues.

the uk government has condemned chants at glastonbury music festival from rap punk duo bob vylan, callingtary. and as k-pop continues to take the world by storm, the bbc speaks to girl group aespa. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start with breaking news out of the us.

deputy secretary of state christopher landau that the state department has revoked the basis for the bob vylan band for leading the crowd in death chants. foreigners who invoke death and hatred are not welcome in our country. we stated that when it comes to how we vent people, if they are going to be coming here to be helpful, to be nice people, to be great tourists, or if they're coming here for other reasons, that every sovereign nation has a right to decide who's going to come to this country. so we've been public about that standard, and this is a very public event that it violated, as you've seen from the deputy secretary's tweet, that very basic standard about the nature of who we want to let into the country. that is all right. it is important the american people support us taking care about who comes here, and i think his tweet and the secretary's language and his approach on the policy speaks for itself. >> so it was a public-facing thing? ms. bruce: i did not say that, i said in this case, that is what occurred. and i think the policy certainly is clear for individuals, but when we a

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