that you proposed to your wife in -- as winston churchill. >> yes. as winston.e filming, and we had -- we had talked about it. and i just felt the urge and took her into -- we were down in the war rooms and i took her into the map room and as winston churchill i said lu marry me? she said yes. and then somebody said, hey, gary, we're ready for you. >> jimmy: so you did not get a chance to consummate as winston churchill. >> when you -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: or did you? >> it's funny you should say that. >> jimmy: yes, it is funny. >> because my wife has often said she went to bed with winston churchill but woke up with gary oldman. [ laughter ] oh, yeah. she put up for a year of my work and research and all things winston churchill. she was an absolute trouper. >> jimmy: it paid off. maybe not for her but for you it did. we'll see the results of that when we return. gary oldman is here. his movie's called "darkest hour." we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by zip recruiter. the smartest way t

. >> for 19-year-old winston harris it is more than a tv episode it is his life.o of his friend shot and killed by a police officer. >> police don't tell me jesus he's gone. >> in his friend's face winston sees his own. >> as each shot rang out i could feel it, not like actually each time just bang, bang, bang, i could just feel it. >> cross town another teen, 16-year-old. >> it hurts because my life just seems like it is nothing. in the united states. >> turning to the modern teens diary facebook, a great post. >> committee can't even go outside without being scared. >> bhoej in middle class neighborhoods, american dream still pal able but living in a country they will be judged by the color of their skin not the content of their clarkt. >> whcharacter. >> raising a black child in america at times can be frightening. >> her best efforts of shielding him don't make her son immune to reality. >> honestly i am a little scared unsettling. >> i am only 15 years old. i fear i'm possibly going to die before i even turn 18. >> what do you think of some of the unique burd

because she was -- she played a huge role in winston's life. >> yes. >> seth: there's no winston churchillry, very influential in his life. they were very well matched. they were both very -- well actually, they were both quite fragile characters, in that they both had terrible sort of mood problems. and they -- they fought a lot. we see some of that in the film. but they loved each other dearly. they wrote each other little notes every day and letters. lots and lots and lots of letters -- but it was a very passionate relationship. and i think she kept him -- she kept him up when he was down and vice versa. they looked after each other. >> seth: i can't even imagine my wife and i writing each other notes. >> you probably text each other. >> seth: we text, yeah. but i mean, if there is ever anything written, it's like, "turn off the stove." [ laughter ] like, it's very -- it's never, like, lovely -- >> little drawings. >> seth: that's just wonderful. also, for those who don't know that from the clip, that's gary oldman. >> i know. isn't that amazing? >> seth: who's unrecognizable. >> yeah,

and how winston rose above. the difficulties to have but it's not just church elder statesman was here it's the man himself with all his flaws and securities. true qualities your current my poor judge. of humor. you walk. yourself. darkest hour is a riveting political thread hour but also has a few jokes in store protocol of that in our order that may well i wouldn't think that i would advise the whole i spend time with a south african facing up to par.

they did tweet saying that winston hughey had be -- been located. they are not confirming whether he's alive or dead. they just said whatever it was involved here in the park was not an officer involved shooting. let's take a look at the series of events from earlier today that happened at that shooting just about five minutes away from here. >> i'm not sure if i know the people who it is, but it's disturbing. you know? it's where we live. >> reporter: neighbors arrived home to police tape blocking 34th ave. from ortega to noriega. they waited as police secured the scene after a deadly shooting around 4:30 friday afternoon. >> my daughter called me hysterical because she saw the police on the block and didn't know what was happening and she was afraid. >> reporter: -- >> she said she saw police cars. and then she heard a scream and a shot. >> reporter: detectives suspect winston hughey shot the victim, a 65-year-old woman multiple úso again, the suspect winston hughey, has been located. police have this thing blocked off. they have not said whether

they did tweet saying that winston hughey had be -- been located.nfirming whether he's alive or dead. they just said whatever it was involved here in the park was not an officer involved shooting. let's take a look at the series of events from earlier today that happened at that shooting just about five minutes away from here. >> i'm not sure if i know the people who it is, but it's disturbing. you know? it's where we live. >> reporter: neighbors arrived home to police tape blocking 34th ave. from ortega to noriega. they waited as police secured the scene after a deadly shooting around 4:30 friday afternoon. >> my daughter called me hysterical because she saw the police on the block and didn't know what was happening and she was afraid. >> reporter: -- >> she said she saw police cars. and then she heard a scream and a shot. >> reporter: detectives suspect winston hughey shot the victim, a 65-year-old woman multiple úso again, the suspect winston hughey, has been located. police have this thing blocked off. they have not said whether he is alive or d

david winston now. because of the books mr justice has made in police. custody backed. out after that was up and lenny only agrees to look after terminally ill david after his father threatens to stop supporting him. to some of the edge of that he. might show from the us if you can spend time. david has a bucket list. this crazy heart is based on a true story the movie has a very authentic feel and it's already a big box office hit it's a feel good movie with depth. we shall. find all thanks to lenny david is able to escape the doctors and examinations that dominate his final days. to lenny learns a lesson in humility from his courageous young friend. film has the power to move audiences without drifting into kitchen sentimentality it's intelligent entertaining and funny. and. this crazy heart is a moving story with great performances from both barack and his young counterpart philip. you know. they're back it's the sixth time that the and much have rocked the big screen together their chemistry is something of a box office guarantee for success. their latest is hot dog

that is my guy, winston, the first operation in britain under either. it is discovered in america.nd it makes its way to london. winston doesn't believe it were, he walks into the operating theater and would often say time me, gentlemen, you could hear that ripple of pocket watches in your mind's eye as people pulled out their pocket watch. to see if he could beat his record and he says time me, gentlemen and he will try the yankee dodge because it was american quackery, with my going to work, a lot of things were not working, mesmerism was around at this time, mesmer was a quack that went around hypnotizing patients and it didn't have to do with operations, he would walk into these rooms and women faint and it didn't work. winston is rightly skeptical about this, he walks in and says time me, i will try the yankee dodge and it does work, what is incredible about this moment to me, if anybody here tonight has ever thought about the history of surgery which it is possible you never thought about but if you have, you might think of this moment, the age of agony being over. we conquer

that he is joined for his portrayal of winston churchill that he i5joined by for his portrayal of winstonhantom thread. also nominated in that film was le5lie manville, former wife of gary oldman, and daniel kaluuya, for a film called get out which is a fantastically funny films in which she plays a black boyfriend ta ken funny films in which she plays a black boyfriend taken to visit his white girlfriend's parents. samuel l jackson asked why these british actors were taking ourjobs and it became a spot and people likejohn boyet get also pretending to be america and no one knowing it, but the reason they are getting these jobsis the reason they are getting these jobs is because they are really good at acting. we should mention rachel morrison because this was the oscars we re morrison because this was the oscars were glass ceiling5 were going to be broken and that's the first one. were glass ceiling5 were going to be broken and that's the first onem the cinematography category, not a lwa y5 the cinematography category, not always the most glamorous...m should be. it's very important, she

winston churchill said, "my tastes are simple. i am easily satisfied with the very best."rounded by the very best. kristen scott thomas, thank you for my beautiful clementine. your work is exquisite. thank you for putting up with all those awful cigars. lily james, ben mendelson, steven delane, ronny pickup. you are gifted. you're supportive. you're passionate. it was a joy to work around you. i would like to thank my magnificent makeup team, cousin, lucy, and david. your artistry has no equal. you were kind and you were funny and you were patient and we got through 63 applications. i would like to thank our -- ♪ -- producers douglas sibanski, tim bevin, lisa bruce. and antony mccarton. and my wife who -- who put up with my crazy for over a year. she would say to friends, i go to bed with winston churchill, but i wake up with gary oldman. which is, i suppose, better than the other way around. i am very proud of "darkest hour." it illustrates that words and actions can change the world and, boy, oh boy, does it need some changing. thank you, the hollywood foreign press asso

i expect him to lead the way, which i think winston would be proud of!y hawkins, and daniel day—lewis, three—time winner already at the oscars, extraordinary record, i think you will be nominated again for what he is billing as his final performance, a retirement flourish for his role as a 1950s could juri ide film called phantom thread. —— couturier. -- couturier. and daniel kaluuya? a fantastic talent in the film get out, a sort of horror—,, comedy, satire, it is a fantastic film, and i expected to be rewarded when the nominations are read out very soon it's my we will head over to los angeles right now for the first tranche of nominations. it is all brought to you by the academy. let go to la. when we hear the sound of the envelope tearing... and the winner is... the oscar goes to... the oscar goes to... and oscar goes to... good morning and welcome to nominations for the 90th academy awards. i am john nominations for the 90th academy awards. i amjohn bailey, governor of the cinematographers' branch and president of the motion picture academy. this ha

no one could see him as gary oldman, he would turn up as winston churchill. and before our forces are wiped out completely, now is the time to negotiate in order to obtain the best conditions possible. hitler will not insist on outrageous terms. he will know his own weaknesses. he will be reasonable. when will the lesson be learned?! how many more dictators must be wooed, appeased, before we learn? is looks like a terrific performance. gary oldman was a punk, now he is by minister an extraordinary journey! now he is by minister an extraordinaryjourney! let's now he is by minister an extraordinary journey! let's talk about three billboards, another very powerful film. lots of nomination. it was the big winner at the golden globes, winning four. it is an indie film used to see at sundance and now these films taking the mainstream at baftas. a foul—mouthed, expletive field, brilliant expose of small—town tinderbox politics in america led by brilliant francis mcdormand avenging the rape and murder of their daughter. the police not doing anything about it. there h

takes a look. >> i've for the first time as prime minister. >> gary old dollars man portrayal of winstonhour has already epidemic him a golden globe and critics choice award. he's been nominated by the screen actors guild and is considered a front runner to take home an oscar. >> when will the lesson be learned? you cannot raise them tiger. >> the in many takes place during word war two after churchill became prime minister. >> we shall defend our island whatever the costs may be. >> he certainly didn't want another dictator. you forget he didn't have an army. at the time hitler had 5 million troops and we had 300,000 which we almost lot of entirely in dunkirk, and the fear of that arising again with someone just popping up like a hitler. >> it's a really great telling of one of the most significant parts of modern last row with one of the greatest actors drawing breath playing one of the greatest men that lived in the last hundred years. that's a good combo. >> reporter: gary spent five hours in makeup each day to become churchill. director joe write says he tried to get him to break ch

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and how winston rose above. the difficulties and imparted to happen but it's not just churchill this needs your most in here it's the man himself with all his flaws and insecurities. through qualities you carried my poor judgment you know. you sense of humor. you walk yourself. darkest hour is a riveting political thread are but also has a few jokes in store protocol it's just that. or does it mean well i mean that i would have to advise the whole i spend time in a south african place. well . you know i'm. not a. great staff he's under recognizable as as gary oldman in that role absolutely and this is down to the makeup it has to be said really i mean it's extraordinary performance but he wouldn't do the film unless he got the makeup off his coat custer heroes sujit was in retirement he did get him and there's the result it takes three and has every day before he went on set and just one example evidently he said in an interview recently gary oldman that when he had the make up all of the solution everything he

i sort of -- i knew i had to develop exactly the right winston churchill.owly face. >> seth: yes. >> and i remembered marlon brando in "the godfather" and i thought, "well, i'll stick something in my jowls." i practiced this at home before i went to england to join them. with a melon baller i created these little apple balls and stuck them in -- [ laughter ] and i just stared at the mirror. "i have nothing to offer." you know i thought, "i've got it!" >> seth: wow! >> i actually took a melon baller with me to england. >> seth: wow. >> and arrived -- >> seth: and you got right through customs, they had no issue with it. [ laughter ] >> exactly. i was not stopped. and took an apple to rehearsal one day and i said, "i just want to experiment with this." and i dug out two apple balls and put them in my jowls. [ light laughter ] >> seth: sure. >> and spoke a scene with it. about 40 seconds in, my mouth -- it sounded great. it sound very churchilian but my mouth was full of apple juice. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> turns out that was churchilian, too. >> seth:

and how winston rose above. the difficulties and imparted to me i have but it's not just churchill this needs your most in here it's the man himself with all his flaws and insecurities. true qualities your current my poor judge you know. and when you sense of humor. you know. you are yourself. darkest hour is a riveting political thread hour but also has a few jokes in store. that in your. main. role i spent time with us of if you can think. that. well. i'm. doing. well gary oldman the actor he's hardly recognizable as winston churchill here's an incredible transfer yet is that mean that she oldman insisted when he took the film he's insisted on one makeup artist called custer heroes suchi who they brought out of retirement to do it and evidently it's three and a half as every day before he started filming getting into those prosthetics and everything and everything had such an effect the old man when he walked onto the set all the extras were sort of thing their hats and saying good morning i mean it is quite e

.>> winston huey suspected of shooting to death a 65-year-old woman on this residential block of the sunset. relatives disclosed off-camera she had come to town for a funeral and alleged her ex- husband tracked her down and killed her.>> they are known to each other. he does have ties to the bay area. he came to this location. if someone sees him a recognizes him call police.>> somebody is gone. it was a neighbor. i can't get back to my house.>> reporter: as they canvassed the scene through the evening residents arrived at were unable to get past the perimeter. the killing happened late enough in the day kids were home. many parents were not.>> my daughter called me when i was driving home. she was freaked out. lots of police cars on the block. didn't know what was happening.>> usually nothing goes on up and down here.>> reporter: residence did not recall seeing anything unusual leading up to the violence.>> this is the first time i've seen anything like this. i've been here since 2001.>> reporter: this man got a panicked call from his wife who was home with their children.>> she saw

>> the big three volume by gravy of winston churchill. it's an old book. reading it for the first time and gaining an appreciation for churchill. this covers his whole life up to 1930, the middle of his political career. it's interesting to learn about a man we all know such a great man of history. a lot of the flaws and evolution oftz o of his own political character. there is a rich narrative. i particularly enjoyed learning a little more details when winston churchill, a young man in the army, escaping from border prison. it is a thrilling read for a guy who has been covered a lot in history. >> it's an amazing book. the opening chapter of that tri logy is the best i have ever read. volume 2 is one of my favorite books ever. courtney kube, what are you reading? >> i'm sticking with my asia theme and reading "crash back." he spent more than a year researching this book. it is about chain's efforts to build up these artificial islands in the south china sea. they are creating forward-based military platforms, potential places for them to put large weapons

here is in the harbor speaking with sarah churchill and winston on the deck enjoying a little bit ofthe mediterranean sun. this makes up an entire chapter, but is 13 hours and again, he writes as they going to port basically saying an awful day ahead before we fly off to crimea. in other words, he knows he will have one visitor after another, one meeting after another in his description of this day is, awful day ahead. again, we welcome into that, but very interesting. then, he flies to crimea and if you look here you can see i guess i have a little pointer here. right here is the airfield they landed in and the planes took off at 15 minute intervals, 700 people, dozens of aircraft. they didn't have the 740 sevens line all night in churchill and roosevelt landed about 15 minutes apart from each other and it's very adjusting trip that they take here and they have to drive up over the crimean mountains and then downed the post. but, what i find interesting is the efforts to make fdr a man whose disabled feel comfortable. you see here he's in this soviet jeep which is un-american cheap

president, i want to close by quoting winston churchill, who i realize is perhaps an unlikely figure to bring up at a time like this. that great leader once said that a nation that has forgotten its past has nor future. here in the united states we have forgotten our past when it comes to abortion. we have forgotten some of the original advocates for abortion had ties to a movement that believed that you could eliminate people who had disabilities or that were frowned upon for one reason or another by virtue of their gender or other characteristics that they had no control over. they often had forced sterilization. one example is margaret sanger who is known to have spoken to the k.k.k. about her views. we have forgotten as well the advocates acting on behalf of racial minorities who once had a civil rights abortion connection, that representing the unborn was protecting the weak and disenfranchised. i would respectfully call on all of our colleagues to remember these connections and to see how far we've come and not in a positive way. these colleagues of mine often describe themselv

i want to close by quoting winston churchill who idealizes perhaps an unlikely figure to bring up at a time like this, but that great leader once said as a nation that has forgotten its past has no future. here in the united states we have forgotten our past when it comes to abortion. we forgot for except some of the original advocates of abortion have ties to the eugenics movement, the belief that you could eliminate people who had disabilities or were frowned upon for one reason or another by virtue of their job or or other characteristics they had no control over. they often promoted to first sterilization because some people in their view should simply shouldn' shouldn't allowo reproduce. one example was margaret sanger is the founder of planned parenthood was known to have spoken to the ku t klux klan and other disreputable organizations about the jews. we've got racial minorities in the 60s and 70s who emphasized the civil rights connection to protecting the unborn represented the ability to protect the weak and the disenfranchised. i would respectfully call on the colleagues t

he was recognised for his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour.tainment‘s biggest stars to once again voice their concerns over sexual misconduct allegations and the issue of equality. from los angeles, peter bowes reports. an awards season like no other. rarely has a single issue dominated talk on the red carpet like the sexual harassment scandal and the ‘me too' and ‘time's up' movements. but this is hollywood's response to months of revelations about some of its most prominent figures. for these women to have these stories now out and being told is so important. to keep reiterating we believe you, we are listening to you, and we are doing what we can to change it. for the first time in its history, all the presenters of the screen actors guild awards were women. rosanna arquette and marisa tomei paid tribute to those who have spoken up about abuse. and we're inspired that so many powerful voices are no longer silenced by the fear of retaliation. applause. we can control our own destiny. and, rosanna, you are one of those voices, you're one of t

they got if we don't mistake maybe today we would need a miracle to get around them winston churchill takes over as british prime minister at a difficult time the beginning of world war two why have i been. asked. the movie tells the story of how churchill became the man of the hour his stubbornness played a major role you need to reply to the lord to be see. that you're not only. form of gary oldman place churchill with all his faults and foibles he is bothering you. nothing employers trying to shorten a war that we are clearly losing. your mother. has lost what were the looks of the. one. you cannot. get your head. back to churchill wants to confront hitler whatever the cost. he was truly great statesman he he single handedly took on the the most powerful protest kind of tyranny the world has ever seen up to that point alone before america. was involved. all suggesting with some help. at this stage hitler did not yet have the means to launch a successful seaborne invasion of britain nevertheless without churchill britain might well have made peace with the nazis it is a question of

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was uttered by winston chill trail on the floor of parliament on august 16, 1945. the day after the japanese emperor had indicated japan's intentions of surrender, which happened formally back at the uss missouri a little bit than a load -- than a month later. when i read the transcript of that speech, it jumped off the page at me, not least of all because it summarized a great bit of history in a single declarative sentence. it also rendered the united -- churchillay rendered the united states as a plural noun. it is said that before the civil war, the united states were and after the civil war, the united states was. hold the simple declared of sentence in your mind as we go through this morning's lecture. there are certain premises that underlie my remarks as morning. the first is that world war ii was transformational in a true a dramatic way, both in the life of the planet. transformations that the united states was responsible for and participated in did not just happen to they considered decisions during the war. let's go back to that remark again. the unite

from this podium, winston churchill asked the free world to stand together against the onslaught of aggression. ,ranklin delano roosevelt spoke summoned the nation to arms. douglas macarthur made an unforgettable farewell to the country he loved and served so well. reminded ushower that these was purchased only at the price of strength and john f. kennedy spoke of the burden and glory that is freedom. this chamber last year as a newcomer to washington, critical of pass policies which i believe had failed, i proposed a new spirit of partnership he between this congress and this administration and between washington and our state and local governments. in forging this new partnership for america, we could achieve the oldest hopes of our republic , prosperity for our nation, piece for the world, and the blessings of individual liberty for our children and, someday, for all of humanity. my duty to report see you tonight on the progress we have made in our relations with other nations. foundation we carefully laid for our economic recovery and following a bold and spirited initiative that i believe

even winston churchill, perhaps a less divisive figure, his statue in parliament square, where they wantput it, has repeatedly been vandalised. what is worth noting is she is a divisive figure but still, there isn't a statue of a woman in parliament square but that will be looked at in the coming yea rs, will be looked at in the coming years, more female statues. when the application was first submitted the royal parks association, managing parliament square, they objected it on the grounds that it was not supported by lady thatcher's family. was that on the grounds of possible vandalism? yes, i think the handbag thing is a funny story but to me it feels like the key objection is they are worried that if the statue goes up are worried that if the statue goes up in are worried that if the statue goes upina are worried that if the statue goes up in a place like parliament square, the site of a lot of demonstrations, both of us work in parliament, there is usually some sort of demonstration or meeting or gathering in that space every day. with margaret thatcher, although she was the first f

it is, look out for gary oldman as winston churchill, daniel day—lewis in a film called phantom threadamden town. unless lookout for sally hawkins, who is in the shape of water, which we expect to lead the nominations by the end of play today. fascinating, good to have you with us, we will be joining those announcements, viewers joining us from bbc world as well. hello, and welcome to this bbc news special programme, bringing you the 2018 oscar nominations. i'mjane hill, and we arejust minutes away from learning who has been short—listed for this year's academy awards. the film criticjason solomons is with me. we'll be discussing the likely contenders, and how different the ceremony might be after a turbulent year for hollywood. we will be in los angeles in a little while to hear the first tranche of nominations. let's talk

it's for his role as sir winston churchill in the darkest hour.nificent award. now here's some positive news in the gender equality movement in hollywood. i think i called her minnie the mouse earlier. there's no "the" in it minnie mouse is finally due to receive a star "the" in it receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame today. she's been in the entertainment industry for 90 years, and many disney fans say her star is long overdue. her beloved mickey was honoured with a star four decades ago. many of her fellow disney characters already have stars on the walk of fame, including donald duck, tinker bell, winnie the poo, snow white, and kermit the frog. miss piggy, however, does not have a star of her own. all is not right. it needs to be looked at. it's a week on since the collapse of construction services company carillion. many questions remain unanswered, including the overall cost to the taxpayer of its failure. steph's here to try and shed some light on where we are now and how the government is trying to move forward. we will talk about

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[video clip] president roosevelt, winston churchhill and stalin, outline the steps of victory over germany. roosevelt's personal prestige and his words of councils were invaluable. president roosevelt met with stalin and churchhill. the war was going very well. brian: how cordial were those will three men? a.j.: they were fairly cordial. they all got along very well, surprisingly well. roosevelt got along with people -- even people who was in his best interest to get along with, someone like joseph stalin who was responsible for the death of nine million soviets. he probably killed more people than hitler did. you arethan hitler did. but he was good at it. now we get to pottsham. truman now president. and he has no experience in international relations. he's never met stalin. you are on never met churchhill. him and and three months into his presidency. he doesn't know if the bomb is or you willhe doesn't know if the bomb is going to work yet. a he has to sail across the country -- i mean, the atlantic. the whole world knows this is brian: when truman became president, president truman did

the suspect has been identified as 67 year-old winston hue. he is an asian male with black hair, brown eyes, approximately 5'9", weighing 170 pounds. hue may be driving a blue kia sol with ca license plate 5bjy341.if you see this vehicle or mr. hue, do not approach him. call 911 immediately. (vicki) we first told you about this story through a push alert from the kron4 mobile app...at about 5:50... stay connected on all breaking news with push alerts sent right to your phone. (grant) a big story we're tracking tonight. outrage over the sentence of a d-u-i driver who killed a three year old boy.(vicki) that driver is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. and was sentenced for seven years in prison. but she will serve less than that. yarenit malihan was sentenced after pleading guilty to vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i today. the 40 year old was intoxicated when she slammed into the back of car parked on the side of 680. that crash killed 3 year old elijah dunn. today that boy's family was outraged.

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and joe wright's the darkest hour, which sees winston churchill struggling in his early days as britain'shen your head is in its mouth! several of the scenes in the darkest hour were shot in a replica of this place, the churchill war rooms in westminster, where i am joined by terri white, editor—in—chief of the film magazine, empire. terri, welcome. thank you. we're going to go through the runners and riders, starting with the best film. will the darkest hour win? i don't think it will. i think we're looking at a win for shape of water, the guillermo del toro fantasy monster epic. but actually, the film i think should win is get out. which has a british rising star, daniel kaluuya, in the lead role. he gets a best actor nomination. i'm certain i was never meant to marry... along with daniel day lewis, for phantom thread, timothee chalamet for call me by your name. i'm tired of doing the impossible for the ungrateful... denzel washington for roman] israel, esq. really, yes, sir! and gary oldman, for the darkest hour. it is the reason i sit in this chair! well, terri, that's quite a list fo

find out what we thought about the new film about winston churchill in the film review.ello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author, playwright and columnist in the new european, bonnie greer. the sunday times reports that the new justice secretary is preparing to intervene to halt the release of the so—called ‘black cab rapist‘, john worboys. the sunday telegraph has an interview with the new conservative party chairman. he tells the paper he wants to galvanise the party's digital campaigning. the observer reports claims by nigel farage that pro—europeans could overturn the result of the brexit referendum and that the leave side has ‘stopped fighting.‘ and the sunday express claims economists are warning the eu that failing to reach a brexit deal with britain could cost it £500 billion. so let‘s begin. we will begin with the observer. comments by nigel farage who earlier in the week spoke about a second referendum, saying it might bea about a second referendum

we must be victorious over climate change because as winston church hill said without victory there is no survival. i believe washingtonians will be together on this issue. i'll tell you why. on this issue there is no geographic divide in our state. the farmer faces the same p crisis whose baby oysters are threatened by carbon pollution. there is no age divide. a young child suffering from asthma is just as vulnerable as a grandparent suffering from copd, a lung disease aggravated by heat and air pollution. there is no nationally respected democrats and republicans are among those calling for a tax on carbon pollution. members of the business, tribal, environmental and labor communities from across our state are coming to the table to talk about carn pricing. some of them are here today, including microsoft and puget sound energy which have enacted bold changes in the way to do business. labor leaders see the job potential in growing our clean energy economy. our environmental leaders and tribes see the urgency now to curb carbon pollution. they all had agree that putting a price on ca

he has told her she could become this generation is winston churchill.itain's wartime leader in a phone call on december 19 last year, the date is interesting because remember, in december last year, they had this big bust up over him be treating the briton first upwelling tweets and she condemned him for that and he told her to mind her own business. a p pa re ntly told her to mind her own business. apparently they have made up. downing street could control this phone call why did they not let us know. 0ne one big photograph of theresa may‘s predecessor. this is not the first time he's been caught on camera, he was caught having in a jolly way when he handed over to theresa may. it will infuriate a lot of people, people might think, you were supposed to be such a big champion for remaining and now it sounds like you are accepting brexit which i don't think people will be happy to hear. i think hisjudgment is welcome that he not centrestage any more. and to get the feel of somebody who called the referendum and geta somebody who called the referendum and