there were reports of people buried in crowds. witnesses say festivalgoers were trapped in a narrow street and panicked because they couldn t breathe. you see people administering cpr on the street. dozens of people suffering cardiac arrest. yeah, i d like turn around and i told the crowd, you can t come this way. people are dying. you can hear the terror in that man s voice. south korea said they re handling 3,000 missing persons report following the event. this is an ongoing investigation, an unfolding scene. in a statement, president biden and the first lady offering their deepest condolences to the families who lost loved ones in seoul and say they grieve with the people of the republic of korea and send best wishes to those who survived and who are now injured.
the mercury prize ceremony. are going to talk about glastonbury. festivalgoers will be charged £335 plus a £5 booking fee for standard tickets including a £50, maturities including, but with a £50 deposit. in 2019, tickets cost £265. organisers say the increase is because of the coded pandemic on the rise in the cost of simply putting the festival on. let s talk to one man who, i m tempted to call a glastonbury superfan man who, i m tempted to call a glastonbury super fan after a bad all about you. welcome to the programme. you been to every glastonbury since the late 80s, apparently. glastonbury since the late 80s, apparently- glastonbury since the late 80s, i apparently. welcome to apparently. yeah, 1989. welcome to bbc news. does apparently. yeah, 1989. welcome to bbc news. does this apparently. yeah, 1989. welcome to bbc news. does this price apparently. yeah, 1989. welcome to bbc news. does this price rise i apparently. yeah, 1989. welcome to bbc news. does this price
streets. there is a proposalfrom the council employers for an improved pay offer of 5%. we may hear later today what the union s attitude towards that is. but one of the thing is really striking here is when you see people, tourists and visitors arriving in the city and arriving at the main station, the looks of shock or surprise on their faces as they see the state of the scottish capital. just a few days since the start of this strike and already edinburgh and its famous castle are looking very different. overflowing bins and rubbish strewn across pavements throughout the city. the areas where festivalgoers gather and enjoy the nightlife are the worst affected. this is the grassmarket, one of the centres of the old town of edinburgh where people who are coming to enjoy fringe events come to drink at this row
union began an eight day walk out yesterday, in a dispute over pay. the union described a 7% pay offer from the port operator as significantly below the rate of inflation which is currently just over 10%. and rubbish is continuing to pile up on the streets of edinburgh as a strike by the city s bin collectors enters its second week. the industrial action which is set to last 12 days and coincides with the edinburgh fringe festival comes after unions rejected a pay offer. 0ur scotland correspondent james shaw reports from the city just a few days since the start of this strike and already edinburgh and its famous castle are looking very different. 0verflowing bins and rubbish strewn across pavements throughout the city. the areas where festivalgoers gather and enjoy the nightlife are the worst affected. this is the grassmarket, one of the centres of the old town of edinburgh where people who are coming to enjoy fringe events come to drink at this row
explosives that can be carried by soldiers. ca which has been around for around 60 years, so that supply line seems to be becoming increasingly broad ranging and does not seem to be letting up but i think we need to see something sizeable for a real changing of the tide. the feeling is, the for western military leaders, the tight as we will not see anything in terms of counter attacks or further incursions on the russian side despite ukraine long saying we re going to retake the south and retake the city of her song, one of the first to fall. it is significant for reasons discussed but i think ukraine is going to need and would like a lot more to change the direction of this conflict. back here, and football fans and festivalgoers have been among those facing another round of travel disruption today, on the sixth day of national rail strikes this summer.