Question though they really werent we were incredibly disappointing if today they said at eight oclock, its a new t shirt. It today they said at eight oclock, its a new tshirt. Today they said at eight oclock, its a new tshirt. It was expected. The only question its a new tshirt. It was expected. The only question was its a new tshirt. It was expected. The only question was where its a new tshirt. It was expected. The only question was where they. The only question was where they were playing and for how long. There was chat about them doing ten wembley dates, more than the eight taylor swift did. Of course those things have to be booked a very long time in advance. Its ending up they are doing four wembley dates, four in manchester, a couple in cardiff, edinburgh, a couple, and also a couple in dublin. And then thats it, they are not going to europe. So i imagine there will be a lot of people that want to go. I imagine there will be a lot of people that want to go. There will be a lot of people people that want to go. There will be a lot of people that people that want to go. There will be a lot of people that want people that want to go. There will be a lot of people that want to people that want to go. There will| be a lot of people that want to go. Apart from the money they can make, what needs to have happened to get this to come off . It what needs to have happened to get this to come off . This to come off . It interesting because if this to come off . It interesting because if you this to come off . It interesting because if you are this to come off . It interesting because if you are a this to come off . It interesting because if you are a oasis this to come off . It interesting because if you are a oasis fan, i because if you are a oasis fan, which a lot of people are, you can hear a lot of the Oasis Songs Being Sung by Liam Gallagher right now. He did a Definitely Maybe Tour and Noel Gallagher plays a lot of those songs when he plays live. What people want and what the difference is, is the two brothers together. Thats what i find really interesting about this. You could have heard them separately anyway. Its that alchemy. I have a kind of theory sometimes, well, it is my theory, about the best bands, they are a kind of argument stroke love affair between two people at the centre of it. You can see the time the beatles, pretty much on all bands. Thats epitomised with liam and Noel Gallagher. They are brothers, they couldnt be closer, and they are family so they couldnt hate each other more, thats their problem with it. One writes the songs and one delivers the songs in a way the writer cant. Theres this incredible kind of love hate dynamic that i just think incredible kind of love hate dynamic that ijust think is stronger in their band then you get in most bands and thats what people want. They want them to be together. Thats the drama. The idea of there being some kind of Britpop Revival has been around for a while. How authentic is it . I remember the 90s just like you do, and for people who werent there, how authentic it chris neal it is interesting, isnt it . Everybody always looks back to times that were better, but there was an element around britpop that i think cant be recreated now. Theres a few elements, actually. One is a really thriving music press. It is pre social media. It is like if you look at the music press, which i did for research for the book i have written, you look at the book i have written, you look at the book music press in the 90s, it was like twitter, it was absolutely thriving, shouting at each other all the time about the bands. There was money in music, which there isnt now. So what happened is because of the cd format there was quite a lot of money going through the Music Industry so they could pay people properly and develop bands properly. The most important thing, really, is that indie bands, which we can call the britpop bands, previously to the 90s, the britpop bands, previously to the 905, did the britpop bands, previously to the 90s, did pretty well, but not kind of universally. Some people loved the smiths but they would never sell out gigs, not huge gigs. What happened with Britpop Comedy is quite unusual bands became mainstream. Thats unusual. Because they didnt compromise. Its not like blur or suede or pulp or oasis changed anything, they didnt compromise and they became huge. Thats quite unusual, i think. Some people are nostalgic for the idea of bands instead of solo acts. We get a lot of solo act now and not so many bands. It lot of solo act now and not so many bands. ,. ,. , ,. , bands. It will be an absolute sell out for sure. Bands. It will be an absolute sell out for sure. Miranda bands. It will be an absolute sell out for sure. Miranda sawyer, i bands. It will be an absolute sell. Out for sure. Miranda sawyer, good luck with the book and thank you for talking to us. French prosecutors say theyll extend the detention of the founder of the Telegram Platform until wednesday. Pavel durov was arrested near paris on saturday. Prosecutors have said his detention is part of a cyber criminality investigation. Earlier, french president Emmanuel Macron claimed there was no political element to the arrest. He insisted it was up to judges to rule on the case, and that france was committed to freedom of expression, as long as it did not break the law. Our correspondent will vernon has been monitoring what the french authorities have been saying. We heard from the paris prosecutor earlier confirming the details of pavel durov� s arrest. They said he was detained saturday night. As you say, his detention, his time in police custody, has now been extended. And this statement from the prosecutor said the investigation was actually opened on the 8th ofjuly and it concerns complicity in the distribution of Child Pornography and the selling of drugs, Money Laundering and a refusal to cooperate with Law Enforcement. Those potential charges, because he hasnt been officially charged yet, they refer to an unnamed person that is almost certainly of course going to be pavel durov. But those accusations of involvement in drug laundering, sorry, Money Laundering, drug trafficking, Child Pornography and that kind of thing, thats things weve heard many, many times before from western Law Enforcement agencies. They are increasingly concerned about criminals using telegram. The reason that this is the app of choice for so many criminals is that there is very little moderation. Compared to other social Media Companies telegram has very few moderators. And its been called the number one platform for organised crime. The main network used by terrorists was how one former head of french intelligence called it. And telegram has also been linked to the summer riots here in the uk, that people who were organising that violent disorder organised it via telegram, some of them. Of course, Telegram The Company would deny all those accusations and did so in a Statement Last night, saying that pavel durov had nothing to hide and that its absurd to claim that a platform or its owner are responsible for abuse on that platform. Investigators are trying to find out whether cladding played a role in a fire at a tower block in east london. More than 80 people were evacuated from the building in dagenham, in the early hours of monday morning. The fire service said the building had known safety issues. Tom symonds has the latest. The response to this fire is not yet complete. The flames are out but firefighters are spraying the roof of the building with thousands of gallons of water supplied by hoses which stretch through streets here in dagenham. Thats because the building is still hot, they have to damp it down, they think they will be here for another day at least. Only then really will the investigation start to get under way, concentrating of course on the causes of the fire, what started it, perhaps looking at scaffolding and other equipment placed here to remove the cladding that was identified as a fire risk that in 2020. And once thats done i think they will also be looking at the evacuation that took place at this building during the fire. Quite unusual to evacuate residents in a fire. Generally the advice is to stay put but i think in this case the residents decided to get themselves out and the firefighters certainly helped, sometimes giving them smoke hoods to protect them from the noxious fumes caused by this fire. I think they will also look at the way that the building was managed, whether it was safe to live in when there was cladding on the side, albeit that it was going to be removed, and also what happened on the night with regard to, for example, fire alarms. Several people here told us they couldnt get fire alarms to work. Some said they didnt hear fire alarms. And then there was the way the building was managed. The fire service issued some notifications to the Building Manager about potential breaches of Fire Regulations just last year. And then finally, the issue of the cladding itself. Identified in 2020 as a fire risk, it has taken until 2024 to begin removing it and clearly this fire has interrupted that process. But many buildings around the country are facing the same problem. There are facing the same problem. There are about 4500 that have been identified as in need of remediation, in need of changes and improvements and to have dangerous material removed. About 2000 have had that work completed, so many people are living in buildings which are potentially fire risks and have to be carefully managed. Tam are potentially fire risks and have to be carefully managed. Tom symonds re ortin to be carefully managed. Tom symonds reporting from to be carefully managed. Tom symonds reporting from beckenham. To be carefully managed. Tom symonds reporting from beckenham. To be carefully managed. Tom symonds reporting from beckenham. From reporting from beckenham. From dagenham. Canada says it will impose a 100 tariff on china made Electric Vehicles, steel and aluminium from october. The country is following the lead of the United States to protect its domestic industries. But the new levies could strain relations between canada and china. The bbc� s north America Business correspondent Michelle Fleury has the details. Its a move that could exacerbate Trade Tensions between western countries and china. From october, canada will impose 100 tariffs on Electric Vehicles from china. This is on top of the most favoured nation tariff of 6. 1 already slapped on to chinese produced evs that are imported to canada. The government also intends to apply a 25 tariff on imports of steel and aluminium products from china. Canadas finance minister, chrystia freeland, said these measures were about protecting its domestic producers. The reality is china has an intentional, state directed policy of overcapacity and oversupply, designed designed to cripple our own industries. Talk to the steel sector, talk to the aluminium sector to understand how effective that has already been, and we simply will not allow that to happen to our ev sector. The auto tariffs bring canada in line with its southern neighbour. The us introduced 100 tariffs on chinese made evs back in may, whilst the eu is also imposing higher tariffs. It comes after Us National Security adviserjake sullivan, who is en route to beijing, touted the need for a united front on tariffs when he met with canadian prime Ministerjustin Trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend. There was no Immediate Response from china but some predict the country could retaliate against canadian agricultural exports. As for canadians, well, this move might push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but thats beside the point for the countrys government, which is seeking to protect its auto Manufacturing Industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. Michelle fleury reporting. The Chinese Embassy in canada has since responded to the tariffs, calling them a typical protectionist act in violation of World Trade Organization rules. It added the taxes would undermine the normal economic and trade cooperation between china and canada. Around the world and across the uk. This is bbc news. More than 3,500 current and former staff of the fashion Retailer Next have won a six year legal fight for equal pay. Its a victory thats estimated to cost the company more than £30 million. An Employment Tribunal found the retailer had indirectly discriminated against women as meghan owen reports. I still really dont believe its happened. Its absolutely incredible. 22 years working for next, and a six year legal battle against it, helen is now one of the 3,500 Retail Workers to have won an equal pay claim against her employer. Ive always believed in fairness, and it doesnt seem fair that years and years after the Equal Pay Act came in, when i was actually at school, that women were still earning less than men for similar roles. And, im a pensioner now, and its unbelievable that weve had to wait until now for someone to actually recognise that our role is as valuable as a similar role for a man. The tribunal ruled that next failed to prove that paying their Store Workers 82 of whom are currently women a lower basic hourly rate than warehouse workers, was not sex discrimination. The claimants argued that the difference in basic hourly pay ranges from 40p to £3. 13, although next disputes this range. On average, each Retail Worker has lost more than £6,000. The payout could cost next around £30 million. Next is planning to appeal. There are key legal principles at stake here. They say that the tribunal rejected the majority of the claims, but they lost on the key terms that matter to the Retail Workers. Lawyers representing the workers hope it could create wider industry change. Youve got the big five supermarkets bringing similar claims, making similar arguments. They will be paying close attention. And the claimants, the Supermarket Workers in those cases, will be hugely encouraged. It hasnt been done on this scale, and in the private sector, before. Its brilliant. Next has found itself on the wrong side of an equal pay battleground. This ruling could open the door to further action against more retail giants. Meghan owen, bbc news. A new 24 hour Emergency Line for people in Mental Health crisis has been set up in england. Its the first time a Support Service for Mental Health issues has been available, alongside The Non Emergency Iii Numberfor Physical Illness and accidents. Our Health Editor hugh pym has more. So where are you at the moment . Are you on your own . Its a 24 7 service. Callers to nhs iii in england can select a new option for Mental Health help. Keep yourself safe for now, yeah . Callers will be connected to a team of trained staff, like this one, including nurses and clinicians. They can refer to Mental Health support or treatment from the local services available. Specialist Mental Health helplines were set up during the pandemic, but the new 111 option will make it easier to access and find the right support. We can arrange for a Home Treatment team, a crisis team, to come and see you at home, or for you to go and see them if thats safe. Gemmas team is taking around 300 calls a day. Were always busy. Its never quiet. The phone doesnt stop ringing ever. Were trying to make the system as easy as we can make it, so that we can help people as quickly as possible. Could you tell me a little bit about that if thats ok . Chris is one of the call handlers. She admits it can be emotionally challenging. To do that when people are having some of the worst days of their life, pretty consistently for an entire working week, it can fatigue you a little bit. I dont think id let a call finish if i wasnt satisfied that i knew that something had been done that was beneficial. Sometimes callers are referred to a crisis cafe, like this one, the hillingdon cove, in northwest london. Help and advice is on hand. Stephen was experiencing a Mental Health crisis but struggled to find a helpline. 111 would have been the answer. In the park, with the police coming, i still couldnt get through to the Mental Health unit and id been there an hour trying to ring. Whereas, as you say, if you ring one number and you get an answer straight away, it makes it a lot easier for people, especially if its advertised. 2 Million People are waiting for Mental Health treatment in england. Services are under pressure, so how much will the new initiative help . Were working flat out as the nhs to try and meet demand, but it would be wrong to sugges