it is the 50th anniversary for glastonbury. thank you very much for being on the briefing and thank you for your comments and thoughts as well on napping at work. if you want to look at the hashtag, have a really good day and we will see you soon. goodbye. hello there. the largely dry and sunny conditions of the next few days will be very welcome across much of the country, particularly for england and wales, which have seen so much rainfall over the past few weeks. this morning we're starting off on a cold, frosty note with some fog around. some of it could be quite dense. it looks like it will stay sunny for many areas through the day. a ridge of high pressure bringing these fine, settled conditions. this weather front pushing into western areas means that temperatures will be starting on such a cold note, as they will be further north and east. perhaps —9 or —10 degrees in one or two spots in scotland and around —5, —6 for northern england, so a bitterly cold start to the day with a hard frost across the country. den

and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band — famous for their song yellow — are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. that's it. newsnight is getting under way on bbc two with emma barnett. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm connie mclaughlin. the new tottenham manager jose mourinho says he won't make the same mistakes this time that he made at previous clubs. move over, andy. great britain's other murray, jamie, helps them reach the quarter—finals of the davis cup. and we'll also hear from antony joshua, who's philisophical about that shock defeat to andy ruinr, as he prepares for their huge re—match. welcome to the programme. he's had some interesting press conference

for a year or so. perhaps watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt? yes. i am human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. no. i was once a tottenham game, next to the away stand so i was hearing both sets of songs and i was like,, it is not that hard being in coldplay. at least when we play a stadium it is full of ourfans. least when we play a stadium it is full of our fans. we least when we play a stadium it is full of ourfans. we do not least when we play a stadium it is full of our fans. we do not have a section of non— fans. full of our fans. we do not have a section of non- fans. so it is not as hard being coldplay as it is being a football player? that is the message of the album. i was keen to hear your thoughts on this bbc survey that found in the uk two fifths of people admitted they would fake a sick day if they needed a day off. here is the article there. is all about morals and honesty and... sorry, zooming there on the picture, someone sorry, zooming there on

and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band — famous for their song yellow — are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. now here's an inspiring story. michaela deprince was born in sierra leone, where she was orphaned in the conflict there. she was adopted by an american couple and became a soloist in the dutch national ballet. she's been telling us how she fell in love with dance and her struggle to fit into a world dominated by performers who are fair—skinned. remember my teacher saying we don't put a lot of effort into black girls because they have big boots and big thighs. i don't have big boots so he was wrong about that. could have said, ijust quit but i love proving people wrong. i first discovered my passion for ballet was when i was in sier

glastonbury — you are so part of that festival now. you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney's going to headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year, and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie... and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit "and ruin everything." so, i was like, you know what? a, i should work on my trousers. and, b, i shouldn't be online. and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band, famous for their song yellow, are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. now here's an inspiring story. michaela deprince was born in sierra leone, where she wa

and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. # i hearjerusalem bells are ringing...# as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. their last tour used 32 trucks and there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. but the band — famous for their song yellow — are serious about going green. colin patterson, bbc news, jordan. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers, nicola bartlett, from the daily mirror, and olivia utler, from the sun. that's after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with chris. 0ur weather is going to stay in a rather unsettled mood and that means more rain is on the way. an area of low pressure to the west of the uk for a number of days, an area of high pressure in russia stopping the lows from moving. we will see some passing showers later in the day, we will see the next weather system bring an area of rain across southern counties and into southern wales. the heaviest rain across so

c, maybe just go home and watch glastonbury. colin: did that hurt you? chris: sometimes these things hurt me, because i'm human. colin: as for coldplay, they have a lot to work out. the last tour used 32 trucks. d there was the carbon cost of flights for over 100 crew members. the band famous for the song "yellow" are serious abogr going een. lin patterson, bbc news, jordan. laura: popstars go green and they stopped touring. think of that. remember, you can find more on the day's news on a website thincludinvery latest on the public impeachment hearings which concluded today. to see what we are working on at any time, do check us out on twitter. i am laura trelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc wld news america." narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... babbel, an online program designed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america. and by contributions to this pbs station fro

glastonbury. you are so part of that festival now. you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney is going to headline here next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything." so i thought, you know what? a, i should work on my trousers and b, i shouldn't be online, and c, maybejust go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah. cos i'm human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. chris martin speaking to colin paterson there. nearly half of uk adults are willing to fa ke nearly half of uk adults are willing to fake an illness to get a day off work. the office for national statistics says the average worker ta kes statistics says the average worker takes around four

and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human. as for coldplay they have a lot to work out. their last two used 32 trucks. the band with a hit song yelloe, will they be going green? the band with a hit song yellow, will they be going green? colin paterson, bbc news, jordan. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. 0ver over the next few days things are changing a bit, some milder air on the way and things turning more u nsettled the way and things turning more unsettled with showers around as well. showery rain already across the south—east of england, south wales, and that will be pushing north across much of england and wales through the course of the night. scotland staying largely dry but there will be patchy rain into northern ireland during the early pa rt northern ireland during the early part of friday. most of us frost free for our friday morning. a few showers around almost anywhere through england and wales for the morning, most are tending to

and, c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah, because i'm human.

and finally, sir paul mccartney will headline glastonbury next year

now you have cropped up a few times on the main glastonbury stage and paul mccartney will headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet after it that said you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything. so i was... you know what, a, i should work on my trousers and b, i should not be out of line and perhaps, c, perhaps watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt? yes. iam human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. i was once a tottenham game, next to the away stand so i was hearing both sets of songs and i was like, it is not that hard being in coldplay. at least when we play a stadium it is full of our fans. we do not have a section of non—fa ns! so it is not as hard being coldplay as it is being a football player? that is the message of the album. a former royal marine has returned home from climbing the world‘s 14 highest mountains in record time. nirmal, or "nims",

glastonbury. you are so part of that festival now. you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it‘s been announced paul mccartney is going to headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet afterwards that said, "you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything." so i thought, you know what? a, i should work on my trousers and b, i shouldn‘t be online, and c, maybe just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt you? sometimes these things hurt me, yeah. cos i‘m human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. chris martin of coldplay. whether time, here is chris. hello again. thursday turned out to be a vast majority. some of the brighter moments... this stripe of thicker cloud working its way in. 0utbreaks are in the afternoon. in the southwest, we have shower clouds showing their hands. tha

sir paul mccartney will headline the 50th anniversary of the glastonbury festival next year. the former beatle will top the bill on the pyramid stage, a week after his 78th birthday. mccartney last played the festival in 200a. organiser emily eavis said having sir paul back was a "dream come true". have you got your tickets? i bet that was a real rush after the announcement that paul mccartney will be there. uk prime minister borisjohnson and the leaders of the labour party and liberal democrats all gave speeches at the confederation of british industry on monday. mrjohnson said that a planned cut on corporation tax would be put on hold, while leader of the labour party, jermey corbyn, said businesses had "so much to gain" if his party was victorious in next month's election. jo swinson said we can stop brexit. i'm nowjoined by inga beale, who's a board director at london first. good morning. what did you make of it? all three leaders, those who we re it? all three leaders, those who were they could not draw a breath. it is extraordinary timing to have all three joint it is e

since glastonbury, i am funjeremy now. now the team need to source a voice actor, who is going to play the part of the deep fakes. it's notjust a computer—generated voice, as you may think. there are a few different kinds of deep fakes. one famous sort is face swapping, where a person's face is digitally grafted onto another person's, like this one. that's nicholas cage‘s face on everyone, in lord of the rings, the fellowship of the ring. the deep fakes this team are making use video dialogue replacement. and basically it means you're just changing the words being said in an existing video and it uses some clever artificial intelligence techniques to match the mouth from the existing video with the new words. at a studio in soho in london, the team record the audio and video of the voice actor speaking the script in high quality. they also film his mouth. hi, folks. i'm here with a very special message. it's almost like you need to get the mouth position with their wide mouth. for him. 0k. i'll be aware of that. once u

sir paul mccartney will headline the 50th anniversary of the glastonbury festival next year. the former beatle will top the bill on the pyramid stage on saturday, the 27th ofjune, a week after his 78th birthday. mccartney last played the festival in 2004. one of the organisers said having sir paul back was a dream come true. all those lucky people who will get tickets... hello, monday turning onto those rarities this autumn, mostly dry, but as the weather watchers show from across the nation, mostly was sunny, big welcome news to those flood affected areas are. we saw record—breaking autumn falls in the likes of nottingham, and since mid—september nottingham has only had five dry days up until monday. a few more dry days to come in the forecast because we are between two low pressure systems in the next few days, is that one leaves, high—pressure bills across eastern europe and this slows down the low pressure system which will bring in some rain later in the week. that low pressure system still after the of us, pretty cold starts to tuesday, temperatures widely below f

this white outfit in particular was done for glastonbury, a music festival outside of london. dolly was going to do the emmy awards with lily tomlin and jane fonda, and they were going to introduce an award category together. she wanted to wear a dress that would mimic water when she walked, she wanted to appear very fluid. i took a dress we made for a tour in 2009 and cut it apart, took the bottom part of the skirt, attached it to a new dress on top to give it life and fluidity. you'd be amazed at what all the stuff weighs, it's very heavy. all of these crystals and beads, they're all made out of glass and they also cut each other. because the fact that it's a glass bead, when they rub on each other, they will cut themselves free of the thread. when you see her walk sometimes, there's little pieces of it that will fall behind her, which we call fairy dust, on the inside we joke about it and call it dolly droppings because there's a trail of sequins everywhere she goes. >> i'd take some dolly droppings, as in like the fairy dust. >> right, right. you've got droppings of your o

the organisers of glastonbury have confirmed that sir paul mccartney will headline the festival next year. emily eavi5 said that having the former beatle headline the pyramid stage, for the event's 50th anniversary, was an "absolute dream come true". now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. at long last a dry sunny day for many but as the pictures suggest behind me and very cold night out there tonight. only —1 in glasgow and edinburgh. widespread frost acro55 and edinburgh. widespread frost across the country, the blue colour shows where temperatures drop below freezing. wale5 shows where temperatures drop below freezing. wales and the south—west avoid it, but we could in the countryside get as low as —6 in northern england, —10 in parts of scotla nd northern england, —10 in parts of scotland into the morning. the5e areas start with lots of sunshine once again, another dry day to come. greater chance of fog, wale5, midlands 5outhern greater chance of fog, wale5, midlands southern england for the commute, that drifts a bit further north. southern we5tern ar

you've played at glastonbury?” hobby, but you have ten albums? you've played at glastonbury? i am a member of via mustangs. i was always torn between music and politics and items when we play gigs, he introduces me asjonathan was always torn between music and politics but when he found out how much sex and drugs was in politics, he went into politics. it's not true, but... quite a good line. liam gallagher has just quite a good line. liam gallagher hasjust come out, quite a good line. liam gallagher has just come out, saying he would vote green, i would love to have a green super band together. liam, if you are watching. are you working on being the coolest leader at the moment? i think any politician that tries to be cool can't come too far. we are what we are in the green party, we are trying to hide it does make are not trying to hide it. —— we are not trying to hide it. let's ta ke we are not trying to hide it. let's take a look outside the studio. wowzers! it's a bit damp and cold, but the water is still beautifully reflecting the sky. good morning to you, sarah. goo

glastonbury, you are so part of that festival. paul mccartney headlining next year. any chance of coldplay joining the bill? no. why not? i did p0p up joining the bill? no. why not? i did pop up on stage last year, and i loved doing so and then i saw a tweet saying you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and read everything so i thought, you know what, a! should work on my trousers, be, should not be on line and the sea, just go and watch glastonbury for a year or so. do they hurt you? sometimes they do, because i am human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to hurt you that critics have never ta ken to coldplay hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. no. iwas taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. no. i was once at tottenham game, next to the away stand so i was hearing both sets of songs and it is not that hard being in coldplay. we play, it is all our fans, we do not have minor section which are robbie fans stop christmas, number one, christmas number one. so it is not as h

now you have cropped up a few times on the main glastonbury stage and paul mccartney will headline next year. any chance of coldplay joining the bill? no. i did pop up on stage last year and i loved doing so. stormzy, kylie. and then i saw a tweet after it that said you can always rely on him to come on in a tracksuit and ruin everything. so i was... you know what, i should work a, on my trousers and b, i should not be out of line and perhaps, c, perhaps watch glastonbury for a year or so. did that hurt? yes. iam human. does it ever hurt you that critics have never taken to coldplay in the same way that fans have? no. there was chris martin talking to our entertainment correspondent about cutting climate change. we will have more on that later on. more on the weather. we have had quite a lot of dry weather over the last couple of days. the river levels are high. the ground is very saturated. marine in the forecast, two. this was the in salisbury. —— more rain in the forecast. overnight, that rain pushes its way northwards. heavy outbreaks of showery rain along the south coast of eng

website system with data in order to bring it down, so you know when for example you're trying to buy glastonbury tickets, and the website goes down? the sheer volume of stuff. exactly that, lots and lots of different computers pointed at her website to bring its own. labour party said this could be... they wouldn't tell me exactly what type of software but they said everything we use to campaign, so they do have specific project management systems they are using, so management systems they are using, so the bespoke campaign software affected by this, but of course, it's likely and i'm not saying it's definitely the case, but it's likely everything affected would have been the systems they had on their own servers, so an the systems they had on their own servers, so an attacker would have got the ip addresses on the server and attack those specifically. they describe this as a sophisticated attack, but, in all honesty, every company and organisation hit with a cyber attack says that because i don't want to be seen to be in any way week, but they can be sophisticated, these attacks, depending on h

there has been some kickback from a handful of local authorities like glastonbury who say, hold on a second, we need to put the brakes on because we want more conclusive evidence from government that this is safe. before we go any further, have a look at this quick 60 seconds guide to where we are at with 5g right now. from 1g, we have whizzed through the ages to...ta—da..5g! with signals already beaming into cities around the country and many are excited. it will be instant. there's no loading times, no buffering, no waiting. you're going to be able to watch the video straightaway without any lag or any stoppage. this is about more than downloads. it's about smart homes and smart cities. one example would be connected ambulances. so, having paramedics receive real—time information from consultants to actually help patients on the ground. that's life—saving and life—changing. but wait! i don't even have one bar. we don't get 3g and they're talking about 5g? forget hot spots. 8% of the country is a total not spot. 25% of the country a partial not spot. while the government wan

then he was due to go to a bakery later on in the day in glastonbury but before he got the word had got out of the prime minister‘s pending arrival so there was a group of protesters, climate change activists, somebody bearing a labour placard, anti brexit protesters outside, so the prime minister pulled out of that visit. we are told that was because of security concerns but there was criticism on social media that he did not go along to what was part of the planned itinerary but he did instead go to a high street in wales, and there he did go into a bakery, he served customers, i wasn‘t there because i was waiting for where he was meant to turn up originally, did a walkabout in the town centre. i am told by colleagues the response was good. he did do some public facing activity but it was not what was quite planned. you spent the morning at a bakery where nothing happened and you are now on a bus! you forgot the school where i sat and had a cup of tea earlier on. the campaign trail is always a world of glamour, simon! but in terms of what is ahead, the prime minister has tweeted t