oppenheimer to get nervous.here oppenheimer himself crawls up the tower to the top where the bomb has been hoisted he's checking all the final plugs to make sure that everything is in order. he's clearly worried, trying to check every last little detail. wellerstein: oppenheimer doesn't know if this thing is gonna work at all. eisenbach: in fact, he had a bet with another one of the scientists that it wouldn't work-- ten dollars. oppenheimer: there were a hundred things that could be done wrong, any one of which could make the test a failure. nye: everybody had doubts. was it even possible? and then this question, 'cause nobody was really sure: what if we set the whole atmosphere on fire? snowden: what if we set off this bomb and it literally sets the air on fire and engulfs us all? kaku: the atmosphere is made out of oxygen, after all. can the oxygen of the atmospher be set in flames by an atomic bomb? no one knew the answer to these questions. rhodes: it's before dawn on july 16, 1945. it was dark. the bomb wa

oppenheimer.h may just be repeated in the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. with the oscars less than a month away, what clues do the baftas give about the likely winners there? i wasjoined earlierfrom los angeles by entertainment journalist kj matthews. not surprised at who won but i was surprised at that title might killers of the flower moon and maestro and even barbie were all shut out. i thought that they would at least get a few awards but the fact they got none was surprising.— fact they got none was surrisinu. 1, .,, ., surprising. the baftas are often a great _ surprising. the baftas are often a great indicator- surprising. the baftas are often a great indicator of| surprising. the baftas are i often a great indicator of the oscars, do you think oppenheimer will do worth as well? , ., ,., , , oppenheimer will do worth as well? , , , ., well? the season still is about oppenheimer- _ well? the season still is about oppenheimer. it _ well? the season still is about oppenheimer.

oppenheimer. —— bafta. it's oppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, where a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said "the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — if by ramadan our hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere, to include the rafah area. it comes as refugees have continued to crowd into rafah, where around 1.5 million people are now seeking safety, close to the border with egypt. the us has repeatedly warned that any ground assault on rafah should not happen without a plan to evacuate civilians first. meanwhile, the world health organization said that an israeli raid has left the biggest hospital in southern gaza unable to function. paul adams has more from jerusalem.

oppenheimer! oppenheimer was the big winner at the bafta _ oppenheimer! oppenheimer was the big winner at the bafta film _ oppenheimer! oppenheimer was the big winner at the bafta film awards - oppenheimer! oppenheimer was the big winner at the bafta film awards last - winner at the bafta film awards last night, taking home seven prizes. hello, i'm anna foster. the mother of the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been refused access to his body for a third day. his representatives say she was not allowed to enter the mortuary near the remote arctic prison where he suddenly died last week. the navalny family representative said — the announcement of alexei navalny�*s death has sparked international outrage. the uk foreign secretary lord david cameron said "there should be consequences", and us presidentjoe biden has said that putin is to blame. navalny�*s widow yulia, is due to address european foreign ministers in brussels today, on the invitation of the eu's foreign policy chiefjoseph borrell. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse d

. _ oppenheimer unbeatable? i have a feeling it might be. you _ oppenheimer unbeatable?might be. you could apply the argument that so many people worked on oppenheimer and so many of those are bafta voters that they will be voting for the film that they were working on so i would be very surprised if, with 13 nominations by does not go home with at least four or five. it would be a bit of a shock. but at least four or five. it would be a bit of a shock.— bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? _ bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? i _ bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? i know— bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? i know it _ bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? i know it is - bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? i know it is a i bit of a shock. but best film, is it an absolute? i know it is a full i an absolute? i know it is a full game, actually, predicting who's going to win what bad would that be an atomic level of actual disruption if it did not take best film? i think it would be. very sur

were you in "oppenheimer" or is it just them?that's who i'm following. [ laughter ] the cast of "oppenheimer." then spoken word artist rory scovel. i'm not in "oppenheimer" but i did actually audition for the movie. >> jimmy: is that true? or that is a -- you did audition? >> for a ukrainian scientist, i think. it's probably the most -- it's definitely the most money i've ever spent on an audition. i hired a voice coach to get the dialect right. i spent time with it. i put myself on tape. then as you all know, i am not in that movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did, you -- ukrainian. can you do a little? might as well get something out of it. >> i can show you why i didn't get the part. [ laughter ] [ speaking in accent ] hello, my name is rory scovel. i will not be in any part of the film -- now it's french. [ laughter ] actually, now that i'm doing it publicly for people i'm like, "no, he was right." [ laughter ] "i shouldn't be in it." >> jimmy: did you audition for christopher nolan? or this is a videotape situation? >> it was

~' ~ ., .,, oppenheimer? i think it kind of lost momentum- — oppenheimer?hink it kind of lost i momentum. it was in the conversation with oppenheimer and poor things, martin— with oppenheimer and poor things, martin scorsese it is not nominated for best— martin scorsese it is not nominated for best director, lily gladstone is not nominated for her fantastic role in the _ not nominated for her fantastic role in the lead — not nominated for her fantastic role in the lead as molly. so it feels like people have forgotten, which is interesting when you think oppenheimer came out last summer when _ oppenheimer came out last summer when killers of the flower moon was months _ when killers of the flower moon was months later. i mean, we could have a surprise, _ months later. i mean, we could have a surprise, but i think it is more likely— a surprise, but i think it is more likely it — a surprise, but i think it is more likely it might win a technical award — likely it might win a technical award here and there, maybe. i think if anything was going to topple — i thi

this is the room, why the oppenheimers chose this house. you had more interest in oppenheimer and the house since the movie came out? definitely. there's people, as you saw, peeking through the windows. there's a great curiosity about where did this man live? this was oppenheimer�*s study. the typewriter. yes. yeah. opened by the censor as well. because it was all so secret. yes. everybody�*s mail, coming and going, was censored. oppenheimer would have meetings in here with other scientists? this would be a room in which a huge amount went on? people were invited here for dinner, and oppie served his very strong martinis. there are stories where people literally had a very interesting time trying to leave and walk upright. the basics of nuclear weapons hasn't really changed since the first bombs were developed in the 1940s. they are still based either on fission, which is the splitting of atoms to release power, or they are based on fusion, which is the fusing together of atoms to create power. what we think of as a nuclear weapon is actual

christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off and hire the best it goes to christopher note and the winter of about the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ends up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards gimme and murphy, who played the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer, welcome that a film so different from a typical blog post i had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello, i'm thrilled. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of cinema nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and i bought a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim a show. surrealist black comedy pull things also picked up 5 a was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stowed have an emotional tribute to a mother. often when i really want to just paint my mom, did

the fun thing with "oppenheimer" is it's not my story.ican story. so talking about this film has been easier because you can talk about the issues around it. you can talk about the history. >> stephen: what initially sparked your interest in this particular story? i know you reference oppenheimer and the terrible possibility that a single nuclear ignition could destroy the entire world in the movie "tenet." is that moment related to making this film? >> christopher: definitely. every time i make a film, i try to put sort of i guess i try to questions that may be in some unrelated form or possibly related form, to pick up in the next film. those kind of connections between my films. >> stephen: like that moment can be a window into the next film. same way there are references in "arcadia" that tom stoppard looks through to create "the invention of love." >> christopher: that's a fancy analogy to my work. it wouldn't want to claim it. >> stephen: i'm trying to be as fancy as i can. you're chris nolan. >> christopher: for me, it's not as con

and emma blunt is very much in the mix for her role in "oppenheimer."n dominance, taking home a handful of s.a.g. awards and winning top prize, outstanding motion picture for cast. >> reporter: on stage at last saturday's s.a.g. awards, a "the devil wears prada" reunion. s.a.g. nominee emma blunt alongside prada alum's meryl streep and anne hathaway. >> delighting the crowd with classic lines from the 2006 comedy. >> by all means, move at a glacial pace. >> you know how that thrills me. >> plenty of thrills these days for the british born favorite. her first oscar nomination ever comes for her supporting role in "oppenheimer," bio pic of the man who built the first atomic bomb. emma blunt giving a note perfect performance as oopie's brilliant troubled wife kitty, forced to endure the dignities of a mid century marriage, summing up her character's dilemma. >> going to waste at the ironing board. >> what do you mean by that? >> i think she was a woman who was meant for vast intellectual pursuits, and i think had to contort herself to being a housewife. th

and oppenheimer sweeps the board, the baptist drama about the father of the ash and foam winning 7 british feldman awards. we'll look at the highlights and see you then the i'm how to him a welcome to the show relatives on close allies of the jail, the russian opposition leader alexi, nevada. and they are demanding to know more about how he died and what has happened to his body and exiled russian. newspapers reporting the end of all. and these bodies held us in more around 50 kilometers from the remote penal colony where he was imprisoned. authorities say he died there after collapsing on friday, the supporters of alexi, yvonne, they have to fight intimidation and arrest and russia to stage memorials and vigils nationwide. his allies say no volume, he will not be forgotten and his work will live on a known, masked man, removing flowers, left by supporters of nevada and the within seconds. new ones appear in their place . such scenes have been repeated across russia with flour kiosks running out of stock. and he was a very strong person. and i think all of russia is suffering because we lo

the fun thing with "oppenheimer" as it's not my story.f history, incredible american story. talking about this film has been easier because you can talk about the issues around it. you can talk about the history. >> stephen: what sparked your interest in this particular story? i know you reference oppenheimer and the terrible possibility that a single nuclear ignition could destroy the entire world in the movie "tenet." is that moment related to making this film? >> christopher: definitely. every time i make a film i try to put sort of i guess i try to leave each film with interesting questions that may be in some unrelated form or possibly related form, to pick up in the next film. those kind of connections between my films. >> stephen: like that moment into the next film. there are references in acadia that tom stoppard looks through to create "the invention of love." >> christopher: that's a fancy analogy to my work. it would one claimant. >> stephen: i'm trying to be as fancy as i can figure chris nolan. >> christopher: for me it's no

christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming, and the best he goes to i can read it off it higher and the best it goes to christopher nolan. and the winner of the that the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer, welcome that a film. so different from a typical blog post i had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello, i'm thrill, i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and about a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim to show, so really it's black comedy pull things also picked up 5. it was including best interest. now the leading lady emma stone does have an emotional tribute to a mother. often a we really want to just paint my mom

. >> his "oppenheimer" was not so much a miracle as hard work.to the character step by step over six months, reading, listening to oppenheimer's lectures, and covering miles on the beach, performing for scout. >> i remember at one point, i said to chris, chris, there appears to be -- he appears to speak dutch here and i think he's giving a lecture in dutch. what are we going to do about that? and chris said, what are you going to do about that? >> [ speaking in global language ] >> wait, what's he saying? >> murphy says he put all he learned in the back of his mind and acted on instinct. >> i think instinct is your most powerful tool that you have as an actor. nothing must be predetermined, so therefore you must'nt have a pan of how you're going to play stuff. i love that. it's like being buffeted by the wind and being buffeted by emotion. >> you don't get to correct -- >> emily blunt plays oppenheimer's tormented wife. >> you pull yourself together. >> he's very visceral to be in a scene with. it's like you -- he transports you. he'll kidnap you

oppenheimer.fta - in the festival hall, _ where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day. it can change your outlook. sometimes, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award — best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate — a night that mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. as we go through this week, the weather will turn a bit cooler, but temperatures will be closer to where we would expect them at this time of year. what we have at the moment is the back edge of that weather front clearing away and a ridge of high pressure builds in behind it, settling things down before the next few weather fronts come our way. so into the afternoon, a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, some scattered showers and a bit more cloud turning the su

christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in, leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, the winds kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off and hire the past. it goes to chris to promote and the winner of about the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot. oppenheimer welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello trail. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and i bought a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim a sho. surrealist black comedy pull things also picked up 5 a was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stowed the page. an emotional tribute to the mother. often when i really want to just paint my mo

that is how dominant oppenheimer is that these baftas. itruiiiiii dominant oppenheimer is that theseure? it will be a surprise if it _ baftas. will it win best picture? it will be a surprise if it doesn't, - will be a surprise if it doesn't, but the baftas and the oscars matchup only once in last nine years. matchup only once in last nine ears. , , , matchup only once in last nine ears. ,, , years. oppenheimer is absolutely the favourite to win _ years. oppenheimer is absolutely the favourite to win at _ years. oppenheimer is absolutely the favourite to win at the _ years. oppenheimer is absolutely the favourite to win at the oscars - years. oppenheimer is absolutely the favourite to win at the oscars this - favourite to win at the oscars this year. bafta likes to sometimes throw curve balls, go for the more british film. it doesn't count as a british film. it doesn't count as a british film. christopher nolan has an american passport, but we claim him as british. it will be a surprise if it doesn't win, but keep watching if bafta can once again go for something like all quiet on the

oppenheimer! cheering. now, as a wise person once said, come on, barbie, let's go party! yes, that we'll come back to david tennant later but first, helen, your initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. it — oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the film - oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the film with l was expected, it was the film with the most nominations and often that is the one that goes home with the most prices. it has been a force to be reckoned with the whole awards season, it says that air of seriousness that perhaps barbie didn't, it has the feeling of an award—ready film and it is also very, very good which has pushed it over top. q. very, very good which has pushed it over to -.

christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, the winds kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off a higher and the best it goes to to christopher nolan. and the winner of about the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up in like the biggest winner taking home 7 awards, gimme and murphy, who played the type of role of the tortured scientist robot. oppenheimer, welcome that a film so different from a typical blog post i had done so well with audiences and with critics. it's a thrill, i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of cinema. nowadays, you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and about a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim a show. surrealist black comedy pull things also picked up 5 a was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stowed have an emotional tribute to the mother. often a we really want to just paint my

oppenheimer. and oppenheimer is the big winner at the bafta film awards — but box office smash hit barbie walks away with nothing and come bbc news, crystal palace in the spotlight later, manager roy hodgson is in the hospital as they take on everton tonight. —— coming up take on everton tonight. —— coming up on bbc news. good afternoon. the widow of alexei navalny — the russian opposition leader who died injail last week — has accused the russian president vladimir putin of killing him. and in a video statement, yulia navalnaya said the russian authorities are hiding her husband's body. she promised that she'll continue his fight for a free russia. our correspondent bethany bell reports now from brussels where mr navalny�*s widow is meeting european foreign ministers. alexei navalny�*s widow yulia says she will continue to fight for a free russia. she said her husband was killed because the russian president vladimir putin couldn't break him. translation: another erson break him. translation: ano

oppenheimer.eimer, his film about the father of the atomic bomb, now has seven. cillian murphy as best actor, robert downeyjunior as best supporting actor and nolan himself best director. this is an incredible honour being back home getting this from bafta in the festival hall where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day, it can change your outlook, it can sometimes even change your life. in a surprise appearance he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer's night to celebrate, and it mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. another award winner last night was samantha morton, actress and director, who took home the coveted ba fta fellowship award. it marks an extraordinary journey for the actress, who spent over a decade in foster care and children's homes. she dedicated her award to "every child in care

oppenheimer�*s story is a story of the 20th century.he world today, that is a good bonus. you said plotting his moraljourney was one of the trickiest things, talk to me about that, how you approach the character like that and how you perceive him? it was tricky. i remember at the beginning, i read something about oppenheimer that said he was more riddled than answer. i thought that was interesting because conventional protagonists start here on a graph and something happens and the change and they end up here and they are a different person and that is conventional writing and film. with oppenheimer, he was shifting all the time and it was very interesting what he was doing in terms of being able to exist as a human being as well as a scientist, he became this international icon and this sort of semantics of how he would talk about it and the rationalisations that would go on and how he differentiated between guilt and responsibility, i thought it was really, really interesting. and how his position shifted quite significantly. all of t

but it wasn't just the oppenheim to show . so really it's black comedy pull things also picked up 5. it was including a best interest. now the leading lady emma stowed have an emotional tribute to the mother. often a, we really want to just paint my mom. did you say the best person i know in full world? she inspires me every single day and she's always maybe believe this kind of crazy idea. but i could do something like this. unexpectedly rounding out the night's big winters was holocaust drama. the zone of interest, the film about the nazi concentration come come on to living next to alphabets with his family. ended up with 3 baptists, including an event out standing for just film and best film, not needing this language. without your up today, and i'll be back up for a short break to take you through the day. hope to see you the, the, the americans at leawoodbusiness frames. the country now has more guns than people while active as lobby for stricter regulations. the number of mass shootings continues to right. is there stil

but it wasn't just the oppenheim to show . so really it's black comedy pull things also picked up 5. it was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stowed have an emotional tribute to the mother. often a we really want to just paint my mom 1st and i know in the whole world and she inspires me every single day. and she's always made me believe this kind of crazy idea that i could do something like this . unexpectedly, rounding out the night's big winners was holocaust drama, the zone of interest. the film about the nazi concentration come come on to living next to alphabets with his family. ended up with 3 baptists, including an event out standing for just film and best film, not needing this language. you're up to date on the date of the news on sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for watching. take care the the the beach truck, rio de janeiro is also casing in waste. the inhabitants of the mega city have had enough. they are now cleaning up where the city administration has said, but it's a never ending time.

oppenheimer.ilm about the father of the atomic bomb, now has seven. cillian murphy as best actor, robert downeyjunior as best supporting actor and nolan himself best director. this is an incredible honour being back home getting this from bafta in the festival hall where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day, it can change your outlook, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, and it mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. just want to mark your card for what is coming up, alexei navalny�*s widow yulia is in brussels meeting politicians there, this is herfrom a couple of hours ago. when the meetings break up, we will wait to see if we hearfrom her any of meetings break up, we will wait to see if we hear from her any of the

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cuz christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in, leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off a higher than the past. it goes to, to christopher nolan. and the winner of about the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ends up the mike biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer, welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics for them to come through. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of cinema. nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and i bought a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim to show, so really as black comedy pull things also picked up 5, it was including best interest. now the leading lady emma stowed have an emotional tribute to a mother. often when i really want to just

the oppenheimer has blown away the compensation of a bridge film was in london, christopher thousands, 3 our epic about the making of the awesome bomb picked up the best film, best director, and best leading after making it a hot favorite for next month's oscars. christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in leading the pack with the team nominations, and once the ceremony started, the winds kept on coming. and the best thing goes to do, i can read it off a higher and the best it goes to christopher note. and the winner of the back, the best actor goes to gillian massey and jane oppenheim ends up the night. biggest winter taking home 7 awards, gideon murphy, who played the title role of the tortured scientist robot. oppenheimer welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello trail. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of sentiment nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and i bought a very kind of dark period in our

oppenheimer._ where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day. it can change your outlook. sometimes, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award — best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate — a night that mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. let's return to our main story, a live page running on the bbc news website at the moment about the death of alexei navalny. you can see all of the information is coming through there in real time and also at the top of the page it's referring to this video statement his widow has released. now this is all in russian, but i can tell you a bit of what she is saying here. she says another person should be here in my place, but that person was killed by vladimir putin somewhere in a prison beyond the arctic circle. he didn't only kill alexei navalny as a perso

cuz christopher nolan's oppenheimer came in, leading the pack with the team nominations. and once the ceremony started, wins kept on coming. and the best thing goes to right, can read it off the higher the past, it goes to for us to promote and the winner that the best actor goes to kelly in the, in own oppenheimer ended up in like the biggest winner taking home 7 awards to be in murphy to play the type of role of the tortured scientist robot oppenheimer. welcome that a film so different from a typical blog posts that had done so well with audiences and with critics to hello trail. i think it's a, it's a great reflection on the state of cinema nowadays. you know that this is a very complex, very challenging 3 our, our rated movie about a physicist and about, you know, and about a very kind of dark period in our history. but it wasn't just the oppenheim a show. surrealist black comedy pull things also picked up 5 a was including a best actress. now the leading lady emma stowed the page. an emotional tribute to a mother. often when i really want to just paint my mom, did yo

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they are now creating the same international consortium as they created in america under oppenheimer,mer said then, we will do this in order to prevent germany from winning, but it all ended with heroshima nagasaki and this bombing, in the same way now they are creating here at the head with this karl they are creating an international group that does not even hesitate to say: we want to make a perfect weapon that will crush our enemies, and here... there is enough space for everyone , including our academy of sciences, but i see something else, last week i looked, it means a study where, for example, it turns out that 70% of the servers used by our companies are until now, the servers that ibm, microsoft, which are located abroad, our companies are trying not to get rid of these servers, which are inside, and also located on the perimeter, that is, the most secure. the car that our man bought the same car, but 2.5 million cheaper, there somewhere in kazakhstan i brought it through parallel import, and the chinese say: no, we wo n’t service it, even for money we won’t service it, of c

and oppenheimer is the big winner at the screen actors guild awards. it nets the top prize, as well as best actor for cillian murphy. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start this hour here in the uk. the deputy prime minister has defended the way his party handled the suspension of mp lee anderson, who suggested london's mayor sadiq khan is controlled by "islamists". but speaking on sunday with laura kuennsberg this morning, 0liver dowden declined to say if he personally agreed the remarks were islamophobic. he said mr anderson could've remained as a conservative mp if he'd apologised. mr anderson was suspended by the prime minister following his remarks on gb news. 0ur political correspondent georgia roberts reports. lee anderson, seen this morning, was not long ago the deputy chairman of the conservative party, but he has now been suspended for refusing to apologise for these comments. i don't actually believe that these islamists have got control of our country, but what i do believe is they've got control of khan and they've got control of london. spea

oppenheimer, the story ofthe weapon. oppenheimer, the story of the development _ weapon.e development of the - of the development of the atomic bomb is favoured as the winner of best picture, with an unstoppable momentum and the success at box office means film fans may be more invested in watching the bafta ceremony, at a time when audiences have been trending downwards. start is a favourite for the best actor, cillian murphy, but facing strong opposition from paul g amati in the film the holdovers for. best actress is more open. emma stone is favourite for poor things, the story of an emotional wakening for a woman. story of an emotional wakening for a woman-— for a woman. the manner they repeatedly _ for a woman. the manner they repeatedly blink _ for a woman. the manner they repeatedly blink at _ for a woman. the manner they repeatedly blink at me - for a woman. the manner they repeatedly blink at me and - for a woman. the manner they repeatedly blink at me and i i repeatedly blink at me and i blink back to be polite. but the widespread acclaim for margot robbie's bar

it was oppenheimer�*s night here at the baftas.ond world war was the big winner, taking home seven, including best film, best director for christopher nolan — he'd never won a bafta before — best actor going to cillian murphy for playing oppenheimer and robert downeer, best supporting actor, his first bafta for 31 years. he won back in 1993 for chaplin. the other film that was a big winner, with five baftas, poor things, yorgos lanthimos�* fantastical reimagining of frankenstein, with bella baxter played by emma stone, who won best actress, playing a woman who has a baby's brain inserted into her head. it is as out there as that description makes it. the zone of interest became the first film ever to win best british film and best film in a foreign language. that is becausejonathan glazer's film has really struck home this year. it's about a family who live over the wall from auschwitz and how mundane their life was while the holocaust was going on over the wall. finally, one film that won nothing. despite all the talk and being th

and festival movie oppenheimer has one top prize at the screen actors guild awards in hollywood and 2 of the awards went to the movie at the trial of robert oppenheimer, who helped build the 1st atomic bomb the 1st time the ceremony was streamed live on netflix. it's usually a big indicator of who was when oscars at the academy awards next month. well, reynolds reports from los angeles. the stars came out in full fashion re galia for the awards program. it's rare for actors to win an oscar without 1st being nominated for the screen actors guild award. this huge sag awards were stream live in the united states on netflix with no access to the news media or non subscribers outside the country. that switch to streaming could be a template for other award shows, which you've seen rapidly diminishing audiences on broadcast tv. the award for best performance for a movie cast went to oppenheimer, one of the biggest hits of 2023 homeland hungry lily gladstone, one best female actor for her widely acclaimed role in killers of the flower moon. julian murphy, one best male actor for playing the

oppenheimer — the film about the physicist behind the atomic bomb — is leading the charge at both theall has been speaking to the film's lead, cillian murphy, who has been nominated for an oscar for the first time and is now gearing up for a busy awards season. hello! from dodging the undead in 28 days later... hello! to a murderous gangster in peaky blinders that made him and his haircut a household name. and i know what it means... and now the father of the atomic bomb. if the nazis have a bomb. when christopher nolan comes to you and says, i want you to play the theoretical physicist, oppenheimer, how do you know that you're going to be able to do it? i need to not know, and if i know instantly i can do that, i generally don't take the part, because then it doesn't represent any kind of challenge to me. and you never kind of fully know you've got it. you know, it's neverfinished, the process, you know. i had six months of preparation, and i went deep, deep into it, but i could have done that for another 18 months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for the us government c

the president sticks to his, tim limits. oppenheimer oppenheim at the historical, it took about the rise to build the 1st atomic bomb, wins the top on a, at the us screen. actors guild awards the hello indonesia, still saying that line share a heavy down pulls full se asia, plenty of cloud showing up on the satellite picture here. and in borneo, the 140 minutes is a friend of the space of 24 hours just but it will stay where it is today was to go on through the next. a couple of days shy was pretty widespread along the spouse of rain, a possibility in increasing weather too, just coming into southern areas of the philippines as we go $13.00, monday into choose dice. got to get you out into the philippines all the way the sun shines and showers. i'm one of 2 showers to just coming back in to vietnam, maybe into something positive allows, as we go on through, choose dice shows will continue costs around them. lipids less the matcher and on into java with say, some pretty heavy showers, long spells afraid into that west the side of australia as a result of the remnants of what was tropical

oppenheimer. a wet note for large areas of england, but it was tibenham in norfolk that was the wettest place in the country with 31 millimetres of rain. once that cleared, most of the uk had some decent spells of sunshine and it was an exceptionally mild day. the highest temperature, in hampshire�*s gosport, was 17 celsius. that�*s eight degrees celsius above average for this time of the year. it�*ll stay pretty mild as well as we go through the next few hours. a band of rain crosses scotland and northern ireland. the rain heavy for a time, but it won�*t last very long. eventually, we�*ll start to see that rain encroaching in across parts of northern england and wales as we start off monday morning. a mild and frost—free start to the day, temperatures typically around seven or eight degrees. now, through the rest of monday, this band of rain reaches east anglia, southeast england, but very weak. just an odd patch of rain left over and a stripe of cloud. further north—westwards, a ridge of high pr

it was oppenheimer pose mcknight up about this.aking home seven, including best film, best director for christopher nolan. he had never won a bafta before. best actor going to cillian murphy for playing oppenheimer and robert damagejunior best actor, dispersed about the end 31 years. he won back in 1993. the other big winner with five doctors, poor things, the fantastical reimagining of frankenstein with bela baxter played by emma stone who won best actress, playing a woman who has the brain of a baby inserted into her head. it is as unfair as that description makes it. the zone of interest became the first film ever to win best british film and best film in a foreign language. that is becausejonathan glazer's film in a foreign language. that is because jonathan glazer's film really struck home this year. it is about a family who live over the ball from and how mundane their life was while holocaust was going on over the wall. finally one film that won nothing, despite all the talk and being the biggest movie at the box office, bar

oppenheimer — the film about the physicist behind the atomic bomb — is leading the charge at both thed, cillian murphy, who has been nominated for an oscar for the first time. hello! from dodging the undead in 28 days later... hello! ..to a murderous gangster in peaky blinders that made him and his haircut a household name. and i know what it means... and now the father of the atomic bomb. if the nazis have a bomb. when christopher nolan comes to you and says, i want you to play the theoretical physicist, oppenheimer, how do you know that you're going to be able to do it? i need to not know, and if i know instantly i can do that, i generally don't take the part, because then it doesn't represent any kind of challenge to me. and you never kind of fully know you've got it. you know, it's neverfinished, the process, you know. i had six months of preparation, and i went deep, deep into it, but i could have done that for another 18 months. oppenheimer and a team of scientists working for the us government created the bomb that was used controversially to end the second world war, a weighty

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the award for best performance for a movie cast went to oppenheimer, one of the biggest hits of 2023 homeland hungry lily gladstone, one best female actor for her widely acclaimed role in killers of the flower moon. julian murphy, one best male actor for playing the brilliant but tormented businesses in oppenheimer. i had you that step. what babysitting duty does she it has you managed to divine joy randolph one best female actor in a supporting role for the whole rovers. and in another way, and for oppenheimer, robert downey junior, one best supporting actor for his role in that film. in the television categories, a double wind for the netflix series of beef alley wong, one for best female actor. and steven, you're in one best male actor. why there's that we want to ask, how long the test of succession on hbo invest ensemble in a drama series and the cast of ethics? is there one best ensemble in a comedy series? next up on the hollywood awards cavalcade the oscars on march 10, rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. just before we go, we want to bring you up to date with the latest these

oppenheimer. awards, taking home seven prizes. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the very latest developments now after the death of alexei navalny, we have heard now in a new video message from his widow, let's take a listen. she is speaking in russian so ijust want to bring you a couple of the key sentences she says. early in that video message, saying another person should be here in my place but that person was killed by vladimir putin somewhere in a prison beyond the arctic circle. putin didn't only kill alexei navalny of the person, with him he wanted to kill our

oppenheimer.cars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. what a night. all happening here in london. also taking place in london is a fashion week. we are in the middle of that and we will be looking at the business of fashion and the other top stories next. hello, there. sunday started the day on quite a wet note for large areas of england, but it was tibenham in norfolk that was the wettest place in the country with 31mm of rain. once that cleared, most of the uk had some decent spells of sunshine and it was an exceptionally mild day. the highest temperature, in hampshire's gosport, was 17 degrees celsius. that's 8 degrees celsius above average for this time of the year. it'll stay pretty mild as well as we go through the next few hours. a band of rain crosses scotland and northern ireland. the rain heavy for a time, but it won't last very long. eventually, we'll start to see that rain encroaching in across parts of northern england and wales as we start off monday morning. a mild and frost—fre

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oppenheimer.m about the father of the atomic bomb, now has seven — cillian murphy as best actor, robert downeer as best supporting actor and nolan himself best director. this is an incredible - honour being back home, getting this from bafta _ in the festival hall where my mum and dad used to drag me - to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day, it can change your outlook, it can sometimes even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, and it mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. i spoke earlier to anna smith, film critic, broadcaster and host of the podcast girls on film, who gave us her thoughts on the night's action there was a real sense of unity in the room actually and i've been to a number of bafta from awards and this one felt quite special. industry has had a

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