they worked on 16 bafta—nominated films including wicked and gladiator ii. you will make a big tax breaks will make a big difference, i assume, tax breaks will make a big difference, iassume, do tax breaks will make a big difference, i assume, do you think? , l, difference, i assume, do you think? , a, y difference, i assume, do you think? , a, , a, think? they do. they are part of an overall _ think? they do. they are part of an overall structure - think? they do. they are part of an overall structure where l of an overall structure where over 20 years we in the uk as a community as well as with governments have worked very effectively to create infrastructure which now results in the largest production centre in the world. last night was a very fine example of new entrants like

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pandemic, for example. indeed. the levels of a 'oduction i - pandemic, for example. indeed. the levels of a real iion i - pandemic, for example. indeed. the levels of a real iion i | but i effect today, a real boost, but also all the budget �*cost 7 w �*cost of 7 7 7 n 7 �* cost of staffing, 7 7 in 77 in april. {7 etc...startinn in anril a r , is etc...starting in april is traditionally that j that has ' thathasbeen"; that has been very done has been very done in 5 been very done in the en very done in the en \ iii/e efficiently done in the uk. we are really good at it. the amount of film production ilii, in this quarter has startsin this quarter has again. have picked up again. we have had challenges but we are back to as usual and i feel business as usual and i feel the next year. positive about the next year. thanks. �*william sargent, to 77 to have you 77 to have you on 7 to have you on the good to have you on the programme. good to have you on the programme-— good to have you on the rouramme. ., ~ y., , . hello, there. so we will see rain at times, it will turn quite windy, at the moment, we're still in that cold air mass, particularly towards

eastern areas. and the northern isles. for northern ireland, but the bulk of the country start to work in and bring wet and windy weather across northern ireland, and it bumps into the cold likely to see some snow, and some of this could be quite heavy on the mountains, maybe some down to lower levels to start tuesday morning. but elsewhere it's mostly dry. where we have cloud breaks, we'll see some pockets turning less cold. tuesday, then, we have that feature moving across scotland lots of isobars on the charts, so it's going to be quite a breezy day on tuesday.

sunshine generally. it will feel quite cold despite temperatures nine, maybe ten degrees there for the channel islands. eventually that mild air wins out, we start to see the orange for thursday and friday. so that wintry mix of weather eases away monday and tuesday milderfor all areas, but it will be quite unsettled.

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