best dvd? this is the latest version of a star is born. bradley cooper directing and starring.eir rising star. i absolutely loved it. the songs are really good and it works in the music world and i thought it was terrific. i thought he directed it really well. there is live sequences, that really is a live sequences, that really is a live rock band. with proper mistakes and a live sound to it. i thought it was really good. do you think it was properly recognised ? was really good. do you think it was properly recognised? it didn't do that well in the oscars. when it first came out, people said it would clearly win best picture. now everybody thinks roma well. awards are massively unpredictable. i thought it was really great. and i like the other versions, but i did think this was... i went into it thinking," please don't be bad." it wasn't, it was really good. we can't let you go without a word about albert finney. he sadly died at the age of 82. one of the great stars of stage and screen. he was the face of british cinema. oscar nominated for a huge variety of roles. also grea

and two sentences on best dvd. it is a story about life, love, religion, betrayal, the universe and everything. wow, that will do me. that is a good collection for this week. thank you so much. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. once againi once again i have got another roller—coaster of emotion for you andi roller—coaster of emotion for you and i am afraid it is not all good news. this evening always was going to be tricky where you have got lying snow and where the ice is forming and disruption always likely. now look what is happening in the southern counties through the rest of the afternoon. that snow has been quite heavy and it has had a significant impact along the line of the m3. but it has got more to give. there could be several centimetres there. other wintry showers available in northern and eastern parts of the british isles. out west the skies are clear and it will be another bitterly cold start to the day on saturday. further showers in northern and eastern parts, stil

the best dvd, download? best today, for chiwetel ejiofor, the actor's directorial debut — the boy who harnessed the wind. which is a really gorgeous tale from africa. a very inspirational tale about a young boy called william kamkwamba, a real life story, who invented electricity for his village in malawi in 2001 and brought the rains to malawi. it's an african fairytale and yet, directed by chiwetel, has all the sort of politics and corruption and the environmentalism you need in an african tale. i wish it the best. it is very, very earnest but it is very well done indeed. by the end of it you're cheering with the wind itself to get those rains and the water coming to feed the crops. really well performed. a very sweet film. actually, it's a wonderful title, isn't it? the boy who harnessed the wind. it does what it says on the tin. yes. with tin. jason, thank you so much for being with us. pleasure. good to see you. that's it for this week. thanks for watching. good evening. what a weekend it has been. exce

and two sentences on best dvd. it is a story about life, love, religion, betrayal, the universe and everything. wow, that'll do me. ok, well, that is a good collection for this week. thank you so much, mark. thank you. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. yet another frost out their for many of us, icy patches to the mark. we've had a few showers during saturday that there's been a lot of sunshine around, it has been a fine day, beautiful day if you brave the cold and headed out. some winter landscapes out there. icy patches where you had a few showers, that is still covering north—west scotland even into the morning, they are clearing from north—east england. be icy and places too but largely clear as the night goes on temperatures will drop even further from where they are at the moment. —— it could bei they are at the moment. —— it could be i see. potentially where you have got some snow, temperatures could be minus single figures. some cloud heading into northern ireland and wester

and two sentences on best dvd. a story about life, love, religion, betrayal, the universe and everything. wow, that will do me. that is a good collection for this week. thank you so much. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello there. many parts had to the snow falling now. all kinds of chaos across parts of hampshire. this is likely to continue for quite a while. we have some mornings up until midnight for this. snow showers across scotland and east england as well. also some disruption tonight and into tomorrow. the snow across the southern part will ease overnight. elsewhere, and that clear skies, and it is going to be a cold one. we will see the risk of ice where we have had snow showers filing. despite the weekend off many places and bright. watch out for the ice and bright. watch out for the ice and eastern areas. it is a better picture for southern england and much of wales as well. those with three showers could give way and my showers piling into northern scotland. a fine m

best dvd?moon landing but isn't about the moon landing, it is about coming to terms with grief and it's using a spectacular backdrop to tell the story. i thought this was a really great film but i was delighted to hear that you have seen leave no trace which is my favourite film of last year. would you think? i thought it was stunning and i didn't know it was your favourite film. i stumbled across it, i had never heard about it. it was beautiful portrait of a father daughter relationship and a guy who's good ptsd who just want to be alone from the rest of the world. they're living in the pacific northwest and they are found and brought back into society and they have to learn to reintegrate. what i loved about it is, it's been com pletely loved about it is, it's been completely overlooked in the awards which is a real shame because i thought best film, best script, best actor, best actress but it does that show don't tell. there is no point in it when the cast sits around and says, this is what

best dvd?coming to terms with grief and using a spectacular backdrop, i thought it was a really great film but i was delighted that you, since i last saw you, you saw leave no trace, which is my film of last year. i thought it was stunning andi last year. i thought it was stunning and i did not even know it was your favourite film of last year! and i stumbled on it and i never heard of it and it's just a beautiful portrait of a father, daughter relationship and a guy who has ptsd who just wants to be alone from the rest of the world. in their living off grid in these pacific northwest and thereby back into society and they have to learn to reintegrate. but i loved about it is that it's been completely overlooked which is a real shame because i thought it was best script, best film. the thing i love most about it is show don't tell. there is no point in it when the cast sits around and says this is what the scene means, you mean this to me and i mean the steve. it doesn't do that at all, it's al

best dvd? first man. which is about the moon landing, but kind of isn't. and it is, you know... it is using a spectacular backdrop to tell a story. i thought this was a really, really great film, but i was delighted to hear that you have, since i last saw saw you, seen leave no trace, which was my favourite film of last year. what did you think? i thought it was stunning and, actually, i didn't know it was your favourite film from last year. and i stumbled on it and i'd never heard of it, and it is stunning. it is a beautiful portrait of a father—daughter relationship and a guy who has ptsd who just wants to be alone from the rest of the world. yeah, and they're living off—grid in the pacific northwest and they are found and brought back into society and they have to sort of learn to reintegrate. and what i loved about it, directed by debra granik, who made winter's bone — and it's has been overlooked in the awards — because i think best film, best script, best actor, best actress... but the thing i loved most was it does that show, don't tell. there is no

and, just two sentences on best dvd.eisz and rachel mcadams, an adaption of naomi alderman's novel, and directed by sebastian lelio. again, it's a story about life, love, religion, betrayal, the universe, and everything. wow, that'll do me. ok, well, that's a good collection for this week. thanks so much, mark. thank you. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello, if you'd had yourfill of winter weather, temperatures are on the up in the week ahead, so winter will be on the back foot. there will be melting. this will be disappearing but there will still be another dollop of snow over the next few hours into monday in the hills of northern scotland, where it is already snowing above 150 metres. could amass a further 5—10 centimetres, even some lower than that. icy in places, because this is where we have the coldest air as monday begins. elsewhere it is nowhere near as cold as it has been a recent mornings. rain is moving east across the rest of the uk. it has already cleared northern irelan

best dvd?is born, we've now had four incarnations, well, five if you count the predecessor. bradley cooper directing and starring, lady gaga as the trajectory kind of mirrors the trajectory. i absolutely loved it. it's great, isn't it? the songs are really good and it works in the music world and i thought it was terrific. i thought he directed it really well. the live sequences, you think that really is a live rock band. raw action on stage. yeah, with proper mistakes and, you know, it's set in like a live sound to it, no, i thought it was really good. do you think it's been properly recognised ? it hasn't done that well on the oscar front. there was a weird thing which was when it first came out, everyone said, well, this is clearly going to win best picture and now as we get towards to oscars and everybody thinks that roma will win best picture, a star is born, its star has slightly waned. however, as we all know, awards are massively unpredictable. i thought it was really great. as somebody

best dvd?orn, we've now had four incarnations, well, five if you count the predecessor. bradley cooper directing and starring, lady gaga as the trajectory kind of mirrors the trajectory. i absolutely loved it. it's great, isn't it? the songs are really good and it works in the music world and i thought it was terrific. i thought he directed it really well. the live sequences, you think that really is a live rock band. raw action on stage. yeah, with proper mistakes and, you know, it's set in like a live sound to it, no, i thought it was really good. do you think it's been properly recognised ? it hasn't done that well on the oscar front. there was a weird thing which was when it first came out, everyone said, well, this is clearly going to win best picture and now as we get towards to oscars and everybody thinks that roma will win best picture, a star is born, its star has slightly waned. however, as we all know, awards are massively unpredictable. i thought it was really great. as somebody who

the best dvd, download? hich is a really gorgeous tale from africa. a very inspirational tale about a young boy called william kamkwamba, a real life story, who invented electricity for his village in malawi in 2001 and brought the rains to malawi. it's an african fairytale and yet, directed by chiwetel, has all the sort of politics and corruption and the environmentalism you need in an african tale. i wish it the best. it is very, very earnest but it is very well done indeed. by the end of it you're cheering with the wind itself to get those rains and the water coming to feed the crops. really well performed. a very sweet film. actually, it's a wonderful title, isn't it? the boy who harnessed the wind. it does what it says on the tin. yes. with tin. jason, thank you so much for being with us. pleasure. good to see you. that's it for this week. thanks for watching. temperatures across parts of wales got up to 19.1 degrees today, provisionally a new record for wales in february. more warm sunshine through the

and two sentences on best dvd.igion, betrayal, the universe and everything. wow, that will do me. that is a good collection for this week. thank you so much. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. snow and ice has caused a second night of disruption across parts of the uk. in the south of england, dozens of motorists were left stranded for hours, as the wintry weather brought traffic to a standstill. highways england says its gritters covered 80,000 miles of roads overnight, with some weather warnings set to remain in place for much of the morning. dramatic footage showing the moment a dam burst in southern brazil, has been uncovered. these images, obtained by a local tv channel, show the moment a muddy sludge engulfed the area around the iron ore mine. an investigation into how this happened is underway. 115 people are now known to have died in the disast

and two sentences on best dvd. we head through the coming week. many areas though seeing scenes like this through the day today. and while there are some good spells of sunshine around, we‘ve also got further wintry showers affecting parts of pembrokeshire and down into south—west england, along the east coast and the far north. away from these areas, more crisp, winter sunshine on offer but it feels cold, particularly in that northerly wind, which certainly isn‘t helping the temperatures. as we head into tonight, where we‘ve seen a bit of snow melt, a few showers, there‘s the chance of some icy stretches. it is going to be cold under those starry skies, temperatures will plummet. through parts of south england, we could have the coldest night of the winter so far. where we‘ve got the lying snow we could see temperatures fall as low as —12 celsius. a few wintry showers continuing to feed in across the far north. so a cold start to sunday morning but a change is afoot. we start to look to the atlantic for these weat

the best dvd, download? ally gorgeous tale from africa. a very inspirational tale about a young boy called william kamkwamba, a real life story, who invented electricity for his village in malawi in 2001 and brought the rains to malawi. it's an african fairytale and yet, directed by chiwetel, has all the sort of politics and corruption and the environmentalism you need in an african tale. i wish it the best. it is very, very earnest but it is very well done indeed. by the end of it you're cheering with the wind itself to get those rains and the water coming to feed the crops. really well performed. a very sweet film. actually, it's a wonderful title, isn't it? the boy who harnessed the wind. it does what it says on the tin. yes. with tin. jason, thank you so much for being with us. pleasure. good to see you. that's it for this week. thanks for watching. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and rachel burden. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. an operation to bring humanita

best dvd vista mark this is the latest version of a star is born. bradley cooper and lady gaga.you, you think, this is really a live rock band. raw action on stage. you'll make yeah, with proper mistakes. —— yeah. keeping its been properly recognised? it hasn't done that well on the oscar front. people thought it was clearly going to win best picture and now everybody thinks that roma will win. but as we all know, awards are unpredictable. i thought it was really great. i liked the barbra streisand version and thejudy garland version was definitive. i really think that this was, in, please don't be bad and it wasn't, it was really good. we can't let you go without a word about albert finney. he has sadly died at the age of 82. one of the great stars of stage and screen. and an extraordinary career. the face of british cinema. oscar nominated from a huge amount of roles, murder and the orange expense —— murder on the orient express. erin brockovich, tom jones, a bafta fellowship which is a very high honour. it's also important to remember notjust this extraordinary body of work i

and, just two sentences on best dvd.verse, and everything. wow, that'll do me. ok, well, that's a good collection for this week. thanks so much, mark. thank you. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: theresa may says she's still determined to deliver brexit on time as she prepares to re—open negotiations in brussels this week. writing in the sunday telegraph, the prime minister says she'll "battle for britain" in the upcoming talks and hopes to come back with "new ideas" on the issue of the irish border. but ireland's foreign minister, simon coveney, has insisted there are no credible alternatives available to the so—called backstop — the insurance policy designed to prevent the return of physical checks at the irish border. an underwater search for the missing plane carrying footballer emiliano sala and his pilot is due to begin this morning. cardiff city's new

best dvd? this is the latest version of a star is born.thought it was terrific. i thought he directed it really well. there is live sequences, you think that really is a live rock band. also raw action on stage. with proper mistakes and a live sound to it. i thought it was really good. do you think it was properly recognised ? it didn't do that well in the oscars. when it first came out, people said it would clearly win best picture. now everybody thinks roma will. as we all know, awards are massively unpredictable. i thought it was really great. and i like the other versions, but i did think this was... i went into it thinking, "please don't be bad." it wasn't, it was really good. we can't let you go without a word about albert finney. he sadly died at the age of 82. one of the great stars of stage and screen. in an extraordinary career. he was the face of british cinema. 0scar nominated for a huge variety of roles. also great performances in films like tim burton's big fish. i think he got a golden globe nomination. and bafta fellowship

best dvd?er directing and starring, lady gaga as the trajectory kind of mirrors the trajectory. i absolutely loved it. it's great, isn't it? the songs are really good and it works in the music world and i thought it was terrific. i thought he directed it really well. the live sequences, you think that really is a live rock band. raw action on stage. yeah, with proper mistakes and, you know, it's set in like a live sound to it, no, i thought it was really good. do you think it's been properly recognised ? it hasn't done that well on the oscar front. there was a weird thing which was when it first came out, everyone said, well, this is clearly going to win best picture and now as we get towards to oscars and everybody thinks that roma will win best picture, a star is born, its star has slightly waned. however, as we all know, awards are massively unpredictable. i thought it was really great. as somebody who actually — i liked the streisand version and thejudy garland version obviously definitive.

best dvd, download?frican fairy tale at directed by chiwetel ejiofor, it has all the corruption. very earnest. it is very well done indeed that by the end of it, you are cheering the wind to get those went on the water coming to see the crops. really well performed and very sweet. it's a wonderful title, the boy who harnessed the wind. you make it does make sense. jason, think you had been with us. that this week, thanks so much for watching. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with steph mcgovern and jon kay. good morning. here‘s a summary of today‘s main stories from bbc news. three senior cabinet ministers have said openly that brexit should be delayed if theresa may fails to get a deal through parliament. writing in the daily mail, the work and pensions secretary amber rudd, business secretary greg clark, and justice secretary david gauke said, leaving without a deal would be "disastrous". downing street insists theresa may is working hard to secure a deal ahead of crucial votes expected next week. lab

best dvd? first man. it is about the moon landing, but kind of isn't. film but i was delighted to hear that you have, since i last saw saw you, seen leave no trace, which was my favourite film of last year. what did you think? i thought it was stunning and actually, i didn't know it was a favourite of yours from last year and i stumbled on it and i'd never heard of it and it is stunning. it is a beautiful portrait of a father—daughter relationship and a guy who has ptsd who just wants to be alone from the rest of the world. yeah, and they are living off the grid in the pacific northwest and they are found and they are brought back into society and they have to sort of learn to reintegrate and what i loved about it, made by debra granik who made winter's bone and has been overlooked in the awards — because i think best film, best script, best actor, best actress — but the thing i loved most was it does that show, don't tell. there is no point in it where the cast sits around and says "this is what this thing means. you mean this to me and i mean this to

best dvd? first man. it is about the moon landing, but kind of isn't. i last saw saw you, seen leave no trace, which was my favourite film of last year. what did you think? i thought it was stunning and actually, i didn't know it was a favourite of yours from last year and i stumbled on it and i'd never heard of it and it is stunning. it is a beautiful portrait of a father—daughter relationship and a guy who has ptsd who just wants to be alone from the rest of the world. yeah, and they are living off the grid in the pacific northwest and they are found and they are brought back into society and they have to sort of learn to reintegrate, and what i loved about it, made by debra granik who made winter's bone and has been overlooked in the awards — because i think best film, best script, best actor, best actress — but the thing i loved most was it does that show, don't tell. there is no point in it where the cast sits around and says "this is what this thing means. you mean this to me and i mean this to you." it doesn't do that. it is all to do with looks.

dvd and blu-ray and streaming on several platforms. if you want to make any wagers at the start of your watch party this weekend, bet that gaga will win best also performing that song with bradley cooper live during the show. and i'll be performing it live alone in my living room. speaking of living rooms you can watch "greenbook" at home on amazon prime. it's also on demand and on most streaming services. and he is the front runner for best supporting actor. >> that's good. >> it's perfect. >> if you somehow haven't seen "black panther" yet, it's don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> it came out over a year ago an's the first super hero movie to ever be nominated for best picture and out of all the nominees this year it's ranked the highest on rotten tomatoes. and finally, "blackkklannsman" which is on demand. it marks the first time spike lee has ever been dominated for best director or best picture after decades in the industry. about the show itself, the 91st academy awards going hostless for the first time since 1989, which is when this rob lowe/snow white due wet happened. something tells me this year's adam lambert and queen performan