nonetheless for the substance, it feels like this has been a bit of a renaissance. i would say a comeback. hollywood, particularly during award season, they love a comeback narrative, a story can read thatis narrative, a story can read that is not on the screen of the screen and demi moore has been fulfilling that this year fantastically. i saw this film backin fantastically. i saw this film back in may at khans and the she stepped onto the screen i thought you know what this is a great story. thought you know what this is a great story-— great story. this is a story that everyone _ great story. this is a story that everyone can - great story. this is a story that everyone can get - great story. this is a story| that everyone can get hold great story. this is a story - that everyone can get hold of. but it also works for the movie itself because it about a fading huge film star who has a tv work—out show and she's been let go from that because she's a bit too old. the producers, shean discovers this unique substance, the film is called the substance, that gives a shot of youth, and alexia of youth which is taken to the extreme because a younger version of her called sue comes

out of demi moore's body. it is a fabulous film and it's a brilliant performance from demi moore the like of which you will never see. if you are my age and i hesitate to say, some of our audience's age, you will remember herfrom the of our audience's age, you will remember her from the 80s and she was such a huge star in the 90s, some generations might not know how big she was in some films and in particularfilms like gijane and films and in particularfilms like gi jane and ghost. films and in particularfilms like gijane and ghost. of course, with patrick swayze, she was an icon, she graced the cover of vanity fair, it was all about her body, with gi jane she shaved her hair and on the cover cover of vanity fair she was naked and pregnant. she has done a lot of work with her body throughout her career and now here she is in this great body horror getting the crowning glory of what is a superb film star career. figs crowning glory of what is a superb film star career. as you said, a producer—

superb film star career. as you said, a producer once - superb film star career. as you said, a producer once told - superb film star career. as you said, a producer once told her| said, a producer once told her she would be a popcorn actress in movies but would never win awards but things change, don't they. moving on, what was your standout moment or standout award or awards from the night? i was delighted to see emilia perez, a musical, a spanish—language musical set in mexico and made by a frenchman, one of my favourite directors in world cinema and stars in this huge actresses, as well as a newcomer. it's an extraordinary phone about a mexican drug lord who wants to have six reassignment surgery so he can come back and change his life and it's all about the fallout that this has for him and his country and his family. it is a film that should not work at all, it's completely bonkers, i have to say, but thatis bonkers, i have to say, but that is what is working in movies at the moment. the

substance, with demi moore, it's quite strange, it's quite out there and so is emilia perez. that is god awards. because it's a musical, the like of which you have never heard before it's not a sort of soul singing all dancing but it's all singing all the way through with these great performances particularly from zoe saldanha, one of the best supporting actresses. who zoe saldanha, one of the best supporting actresses.- supporting actresses. who we are seeing _ supporting actresses. who we are seeing right _ supporting actresses. who we are seeing right now. - supporting actresses. who we are seeing right now. on - supporting actresses. who we are seeing right now. on the l are seeing right now. on the screen. ,, , , ., . screen. she sings a song which i think will— screen. she sings a song which i think will win _ screen. she sings a song which i think will win an _ screen. she sings a song which i think will win an oscar. - screen. she sings a song which i think will win an oscar. we i i think will win an oscar. we know herfrom... she is blue in avatar, she is green in the guardians of the galaxy, and here she is beautifully red in emilia perez.— emilia perez. just to try as many moments _ emilia perez. just to try as many moments as - emilia perez. just to try as i many moments as possible, emilia perez. just to try as - many moments as possible, just briefly, wicked, and other did not get as many awards as some might have expected... . i not get as many awards as some might have expected... .- might have expected... . i was disappointed — might have expected... . i was disappointed because - might have expected... . i was disappointed because i - might have expected... . i was disappointed because i think. disappointed because i think it's fabulous and i think that there is still a chance for the oscars to regroup itself and it

could become best picture there. i thought we would get more love for it. there are actors who have been so lightly overlooked in these awards and they're still a within a chance with the baftas and the oscars to come. it's a really exciting and brave cinematic award season this year.— and brave cinematic award season this year. time for 'ust one season this year. time for 'ust more fl season this year. time for 'ust one more question, i season this year. time forjust one more question, perhaps. l season this year. time forjust i one more question, perhaps. for so long kieran culkin... i think succession has changed that, just briefly, if you would, just tell us about his award for that. i would, just tell us about his award for that.— award for that. i love this movie. — award for that. i love this movie. he _ award for that. i love this movie, he won _ award for that. i love this | movie, he won supporting award for that. i love this - movie, he won supporting actor for a role in which he plays the cousin ofjesse eisenberg who wrote and stars in the movie. they do a road trip across poland and the sights of the holocaust and the concentration camps and to track down the house where their grandmother lived before they moved to the us. it's a

brilliant, funny, painful movie and to express the pain that kieran culkin can express so well. ., ~ kieran culkin can express so well. . ,, , ., ., kieran culkin can express so well. . ,, ., ., ,, well. thank you for taking the time to talk— well. thank you for taking the time to talk about _ well. thank you for taking the time to talk about the - well. thank you for taking the time to talk about the latest i time to talk about the latest golden globes. david beckham has plenty, rihanna has them, even dame helen mirren has one. in fact, latest research shows thatjust over a quarter of the british public have tattoos. we've been finding out how every tattoo has a story, and exploring how they have changed some people's lives. our reporter, jayne mccubbin, has been to meet a group of women receiving treatement for breast cancer, who say getting their scars tattooed has helped them to reclaim their bodies. introduce yourself. 0h! hand on. hi, i'm kate, and i'm the founderof the inkredible foundation. kate's charity is dedicated to helping women heal the scars of breast cancer...

come on then, let's do this. ..with ink. and today is dawn's turn. it's about being able to turn something, um, you know, a scar into a piece of art and making somebody feel beautiful. four years ago, a consultant told dawn she had breast cancer. and place it over your scar? that works for me. a disease which had already claimed the life of her auntie christine. before i even sat down, i said, i've got cancer, haven't i? and he went, how did you know? and it was the gentleman that had previously dealt with my auntie as well. i probably cried two tears. and then after that, that was it, i were like, right, tell me what i need to do, i'm going to do this. fabulous. that's going to look great. i went two years without my breast, and then i had the reconstruction two year ago. when you see your scars... yeah, i don't like them. this is the bit that bothers you the most, isn't it? that's all i can see. i try not to look at my scars.

so it's something like, even.... there you go. it's amazing, isn't it? so, yeah. i've been waiting for this moment. and all will be revealed at a burlesque show in two weeks' time, when kate's inkredible clients will all embrace their brand new sense of self. definitely out of my comfort zone. have you ever done anything like this before? absolutely not. you've never done anything like that before?! but you're a natural. it's my first time. how confident are we feeling? this is the final dress rehearsal before the big night, and what will be for everyone here, the big reveal. velcro issues. velcro issues? ijust, i love it. i love seeing how confident they're becoming, this metamorphosis of who they once were, to who they are now. it's been hard to build her confidence, and now she's doing so much better. she feels like her true self again.

it's nice isn't it? yeah, i'm really proud of her. cheering. well done! everyone here is proud of where their scars have finally brought them, and proud of the community they've discovered along the way. so my name is holly, i'm 33. i was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2000. oh, i'm getting upset, and i don't know why. honestly, ifound my scars... ..sorry. .. ..so repulsive. and then i met kate. and now ijust feel like i've got my confidence back. she made my boob pretty! i call it my pretty titty! i've forgotten about the scar. i actually feel quite beautiful with it. i couldn't walk past my mirror. i always had to keep myself covered up in front of myself. since i've had my tattoo, ijust flaunt it everywhere!

it's enhanced my battle scars. i love it. i absolutely love it. i can't believe how many people i show my tattoo to! when the call came out to speak to you today and i said, yeah, i'm like, i'm up for showing my boobs! i'll be there! national audience? no problem. yeah, no problem. i've finished myjourney, closed the door. i don't i don't think about cancer any more. i am very proud of. living flat and having the most stunning tattoo. it made me feel very pretty again. - to be able to get up on stage and be me, it's like, wow, i'm doing this, i'm showing the world. this is what a survivor looks like. yeah. that's the beauty of what these ladies are showing us. and that feeling for me is amazing.

that's my auntie. she was like a little mum to me, my second mum. she'd be so proud. the show is friday. oh, i'm so nervous. it's going to be fine. and your stage name will be? boobalicious bessie! good luck! life's starting now. that's it. we're still here, we're still fighting. we've still got a smile on us face. this is me. we are going to have more coming up in the next hour with the weather situation here in the weather situation here in the uk as well as in the us where there is a huge amount of snow. right now, let's take a look at the latest forecast.

hello there. we should see the number of flood warnings falling in the next couple of days as things turn drier, but we're going to stay in cold air through the rest of the week, and that means more frost at night and in the mornings, and the risk of some further snow showers and some icy conditions as well. bringing some wintry showers overnight into that cold north to north—westerly wind. they will be more snow effect in northern scotland and wintry showers in northern ireland and into wells in western england so a covering of snow in places as well as some icy conditions as well as some icy conditions as well. other parts of the uk becoming dry with clear skies. widespread forest and temperatures across south—eastern parts of england certainly a lot colder than last night. spells of sunshine on tuesday, more snow for northern scotland and wintry showers in northern ireland and pushing into england on the pennines and more for wales. the odd shower elsewhere as well. still quite windy in the north—east of scotland but otherwise the winds won't be quite as strong as they were

today. still going to feel cold with temperatures struggling at four or 5 degrees at best. moving quickly into wednesday, whilst many parts of uk will be dry and sunny after the frost, there are more snow showers in northern scotland and one or two wintry showers in northern ireland. head further south and there be more cloud around making it feel cold and wet weather moving across the channel bumping into the cold air so there is a risk of snow widely across southern parts of england. areas that have not seen much nowjust recently at all, more rain here. another cold day on wednesday temperatures only getting up to around two or three degrees. this area of low pressure threatening to bring that wet weather into the far south of england that moves away overnight. still left with these northerly breezes bring out the colder air. another widespread frost on thursday with a gain of more wintry showers coming into more northern and eastern parts of scotland. one or two flirting with those irish sea coasts. many parts of the country, thursday will be dry and sunny

but again, it is particularly strong. highs of two or three celsius. the strongest winds what we have seen today but after that it won't be strong. still colder and more cold nights and mornings with the risk of snow showers and icy conditions.

live from london, this is bbc news. sir keir starmer defends his record, prosecuting sexual abuse gangs after attacks by elon musk in opposition conservative mps. those that are spreading lies and misinformation, as far as wide as possible, they're not interested in victims. they're interested in victims. they're interested in victims. they're interested in themselves. justin trudeau resigns as canadian prime minister, ending weeks of speculation on his political future. weeks of speculation on his politicalfuture. he says he will leave once a new party leader has been selected. this country deserves a real choice — this country deserves a real choice in _ this country deserves a real choice in the next election, and — choice in the next election, and it— choice in the next election, and it has_ choice in the next election, and it has become clear to me that_ and it has become clear to me that if— and it has become clear to me

that if i'm _ and it has become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internat— that if i'm having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the trest— internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. more than 60 million americans are the grip of a huge winter storm could bring the heaviest snow in a decade. two major incidents are declared as floodwater inundates lincolnshire and lester. and brutalist and others talked the golden globes winners list. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. uk prime minister has defended his record on tackling sex abuse gangs operating in the uk. it follows calls from opposition parties for a national inquiry, and condemnation on social media from the tech billionaire, elon musk. sir keir starmer accused the far right of spreading "poison", lies and misinformation, because, he said, they were "desperate for attention".

our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports.