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Chelsea Flower Show: Celebrities paint garden gnomes for charity as ban lifts
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The Royal Horticultural Society has temporarily lifted a ban on garden gnomes at the Chelsea Flower Show. Alan Titchmarsh, Dame Mary Berry and David Beckham are among the famous faces to have painted gnomes to raise funds for a Royal Horticultural Society campaign for school gardening. The BBC's Sarah Campbell went to see the gnomes ahead of this year's Chelsea Flower Show opening on Tuesday. It runs until Saturday 23 May. Some shoppers have been trying to resell a new line of watches priced at ยฃ335 each for up to ยฃ16,000. People in Ryton, which voted Labour in recent council elections, share views on the party leadership. The BBC's Sakshi Venkatraman reports from an eerily quiet Penn Station as a strike by Long Island Rail Road workers caused delays for thousands of commuters. Watch the latest news summary from BBC World News. International news updated 24 hours a day. Drivers are not allowed to stop or park on the road, verge, or the pavement behind the lines. Carl Frampton was speaking ahead of the release of a new documentary series which sees him go behind the scenes with the Probation Board. Shrimpers fans react as Southend United wins the FA Trophy at Wembley Stadium. Four crew members safely ejected from US Navy jets and are in a stable condition after the collision. The 27-year-old's tune Bangaranga won Bulgaria its first ever title in the song contest. BIIRD's rise has been rapid, driven almost entirely by the strength of their live performances and word of mouth. Bulgarian singer Dara stormed to victory in the contest, while Ukraine broke the record for the longest note ever sung at Eurovision. US fans of the Eurovision Song Contest gathered in Washington DC to cheer on their favourite European acts. Some regulars at the event tell us what has them coming back to the agricultural bonanza year after year. The company said the vehicles, which use AI to drive, had encountered "a routing problem" that kept taking them to the same cul-de-sac. The BBC's Tom Bateman asked President Trump about China's willingness to pressure Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz. It's the jury's turn to deliberate in the showdown over OpenAI that has pitted two of the biggest names in tech against each other. President Trump has concluded a two-day visit to Beijing at a high-stakes summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. He is seen singing, smoking and smiling in one clip, while another shows his speedometer going up. Olaf fell from underneath a neighbours car 15 miles from home A signed summary of BBC Newsline.