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Well, we don't know for sure if the movie star hugh grant was watching hannah's report but on saturday he and his wife anna eberstein donated a cool £10,000 to the charity. of course he was watching! they'd previously given £45,000 and the founder james anderson was delighted to get another donation. when we saw the £10,000 donation off hugh, it was really humbling because we need it because of what we're going into, the cost of living crisis that we're now facing. when we actually seen that it was from hugh and from his wife, that made it personal because it was from a family, from the gra...

This may sound like something from a hollywood blockbuster but tonight nasa are planning to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid to change its course. that bruce willis movie. armageddon. sounds good, then. planning. this is something they are intending to do. this asteroid doesn't pose any danger to earth. but they are testing it. to see if it asteroid could be knocked off track it was heading for our planet. our science editor rebecca morelle has more. it is the stuff of hollywood — an asteroid threatening to wipe out the earth and a mission to stop it, like in the film, armageddon. but now...

A runnerfrom deptford is using a rather creative way to raise money for charity and indulge in his love of running. jeric yuen spends hours planning his routes and uses gps technology to turn his visions into reality. so far, i've created a tiger, which is about 28 kilometres. a t rex in victoria park, roughly about ten kilometres. a chicken and a dolphin around elephant and castle area. and i love the creative sides of it. by combining both, i'm being able to fundraise and to help. a look at the tubes now — and there's a good service on all lines at the moment. now the weather with kate kin...

An hour and a half or so before impact so i don't think it's going to be like a movie, probably going to be like a movie, probably going to be like a movie, probably going to be a series of stills taken in quick succession, but we will see a dart and then a pair of dots and then closer and closer look at the asteroid and the last few images will probably be showing a lot of surface detail so kind of exciting. i suppose this is the end of years and years and years of work, isn't it? it's been such a long time in planning. i know we were making a joke about the hollywood movie, but it's somethin...

Stephen darby, that they all have that's been carrying them through so far? how is that for you? yeah, hugely important. i think, you know, through these guys that i'm sat with and stephen is where i get my awareness of the disease itself. so from my point of view, just the dust has settled a little bit on the diagnosis. so day to day, i'm now learning to live with the disease. so that's challenging at times. the impact it has on the family is difficult, but it's fantastic to be in a room with these guys and hopefully if i can add a small fraction to the work that they've done, i'll have achie...