526.

Up through the Nottingham Turn, there's a breakdown in an accident.

Two lanes are shut, causing queues.

M61, sad bound breakdown at eight patrolling, but one lane shut.

Until the M1 again, but further down, northbound up towards 17, but at Rockland Gap services, there's a broken down load, so you've got the lane out.

And to Boulder, the A23, southbound, dropped completely by the earlier broken down load, and spill is from Boulder, across to Instead.

And finally, this is just coming 814 westbound.

Seven at Kettering.

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We'll be back to nine at Bisham, but we've got.

Mary, good thank you, Neal.

At least, happening in Bethany.

There's a lot going on.

Okay.

From Wesery?

You did, Borders.

Thank you very much, Bob.

From Wesery?

Singer and songwriter Ruber has a brand new single out today ahead on a new album next year before the planes commemorate the events 591.

Times under a terrorist attack in the interstate.

The single is written from the perspective of the firefighters that have been responded on the day,

And looks at least in the.

Oh no, I'm sorry, we're in contract here.

to 2031.

Yes.

March March 2031.

Five years from this year.

It's okay, we're not looking for anything new, but thanks anyway, thank

You bye bye.

Most perfectly, a wonderful day to be in the city The kids festival could smoke.

The country Impossible.

Strong.

Nothing's gonna happen to you.

I'll leave you.

We'll take care of you Miss Josephine.

Battalion one to engine die.

You tell you,

You tell you,

I went down in the dust and sweat, and the blood looking free You damn right, I'd do it all over again To bring you home, looking for my brother Come on, big man stand around Oh, Danny boy, I'm so poor From glen to glen i don't know.

The summer's gone and over.

It's you, it's you.

That's all that matters To your loving baby foolish, You can't tell the kiss what it was all right before the blues, I'm just one day before two.

Beautiful track, before the planes. 138 in the afternoon.

A row has broken out over plans to turn in the blunt.

London's most historic and sacred places into a venue for DJ concerts.

St Paul's Cathedral, a sign of a four year deal with the London nightclub's fabric to stage events inside its 330 year old name, just metres away from the final resting places of Anne Nelson, the Duke of Wellington, and the artist and Donnie Turner, who were buried in the crypt of the womb.

The Nelson Societies, with the partnership, an insane, incident. with his relatives saying deeply religious now, so would have been outlets, prospecting people dancing about his grave.

However, Fabrooks co-founder, Cameron Lensley, has described the partnership as the extraordinary and unexpected coming together of two very different parts of London.

St Paul's Cathedral says it wants to use the concerts to attract people who might never otherwise visit, wanting people to discover and engage with this historic building in new and exciting ways.

The first event is used to take place in October.

This isn't completely new territory for St Paul's.

It's already hosted concerts by the singer songwriter OYX.

in 2024 and Patti Smith last year.

So what do you reckon?

Are you up for a rave in the name or does dance music feel completely out of place in a sacred space?

And if you've been to a DJ set in a church or cathedral, You

Had it through clothes and messages.

I want to hear information.

ACHF110.BBC.co.uk, you remember, we call me at 8000 288 291.

Sandra Lynn's Timberwell is Director of Visitor Engagement at St Rawls Cathedral.

Sandra, welcome.

Just please explain what will this Bamboo and St Rawls collaboration actually look like in practice?

Good afternoon, thank

سلام خوب هستم مفرسین در خدمتم. جانم آره پی اسی ام.

آره فکر میکنم باید باشه.

آل آیتمز فور یوتی پیتزا اسفندیار آره. آره همه چیز نیست آره چیزو اینا رو سرخ کردیم دیگه سوپ پترونی اینا رو سرخ کردیم. پیتزا نیاز دیگه آره آره هست همش میتبال و همش دیگه

داره.

در خدمتم کاری بود قربان حدس.

Like a club might, but the reality is very, very far from that.

Okay, the press officer in the Nelson Society called this idea a profound insult to his memory.

What do you say to that?

Well, I think that we are one of our most famous records.

He does all tell you about the source and its stuff.

He had a call and he was telling me, but then he was a free mental hospital.

I don't know.

I've seen today.

We've been talking with the guides, but I think we're getting them carried out very high first.

Oh, I saw you being in touch with you.

We've scheduled these concerts so that we can continue throughout the day.

They start off the last.

the worship events of the evening, a kingdom song.

For the class price or those who left?

No, no, the one who left, did not bother, did not bother.

And it wasn't even how much they priced.

for the zoning, perhaps not from the inside.

And to find out

What about the virus, how we are, you could have them.

I still like you could have the Officer, but they send the center, they can't.

Yeah.

Yeah.

calm now.

Sprucily within that.

We give due attentions to all the artists that come on.

So we.

He says, oh, I think we see the artist.

But then I did some research.

That's fine.

But I think St Paul's as, you know, as many.

Even if you get the crown office.

Seen cultural venues too, and encouraging compliments.

It's bigger.

It's still a space.

And find out a little bit more about the space.

Maybe not unreasonable.

We're there as a place of worship.

And the market is what's changed.

I think not a source because the famously won the pizza man.

They're all selling like £20, 20 now to shops.

So 15, £16 high

Around the country, but certainly.

CNL, how much is the charging of 16, 16?

A very, very high percentage of people coming.

Something like that.

They may be coming over in the middle, so.

So £15 would be acceptable on that basis.

And it still gives £5 to say that £20 by opening

Our doors, we encourage you to experience.

But also it can be a long

Time for people to find out.