this year's race has greater diversity but very little ability as emma jones reports.reported that academy award organisers hope the usa and the rest of the world will get an 0scars red carpet experience. although it is more likely to look like this, as the venice film festival in september showed, with masks, socially distanced carpet and a helpful theatre and how will campaigning season work without the usual parties, lunches and photo calls? take this contender, the father. where is he? i am here. the movie has anthony hopkins and 0livia coleman starring in a film about dementia. how does it feel promoting your film from your office? it is not expected but you have to expect nothing because it is very surprising. i hear the film is very well received by people who have seen it and it is such a m who have seen it and it is such a joy but i am not expecting more. with the academy has diversified in 2020, more than 800 new members, 35% of the women and 36% not wide. a movie that wishes to qualify for best picture has to measurably promote diversity in front of and behi

emma jones reports on whether cinema, as we've known it, is now over. i know you want to fight...ut the screen in 2020 because its biggest films are mainly on hold. profits were puny in comparison to the billion—dollar bonanzas of 2019. from bollywood to hollywood, cinemas stayed closed for months. christopher nolan's tenet was a brave attempt at a summer blockbuster reopening but its $350 million box office disappointed as other big hitters from disney's mulan, about a young chinese female warrior, to pixar‘s latest feel good offering soul, went straight to streaming. spend your precious hours doing what will bring out the real you. other potential box office hits are being held by nervous film companies. the time a movie as eagerly awaited as bond's no time to die should be released in april 2021, some cinemas may be beyond resuscitation. come on, bond... hamish, your company was the first to release a film back in uk cinemas after lockdown. russell crowe's unhinged. but has the problem generally been that there's been a shortage of content that will tempt audiences back to cine

joining me now is emma jones, founder, enterprise nation. welcome to you.here are no jobs around or is it an entrepreneurial spirit? it around or is it an entrepreneurial spirit? it is a little bit of — entrepreneurial spirit? it is a little bit of both. _ entrepreneurial spirit? it is a little bit of both. partly - entrepreneurial spirit? it is a little bit of both. partly the l little bit of both. partly the reason and those fantastic figures, young people have looked to the future and there been disproportionately affected by covid and they were the first to be put on furlough in the first to be laid off so there is an element of what is called necessity entrepreneurship which is that they have no other option but to become their own boss. but, actually, mainly what we have seen over the past eight or nine months is young people spotting gaps in the market and saying, well, itried spotting gaps in the market and saying, well, i tried to look for something i cannot find it so maybe this is the time to start my business and plug that was to mark like that

emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. the british tennis player francesca jones, who's making impressive progress in world rankings, is through

emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. the british tennis player francesca jones, who's making impressive progress in world rankings, is througho her first major international tournament after winning a qualifying round for the australian open. the 20—year—old, who has a rare genetic condition that means she was born with three fingers and a thumb on each hand, won injust one hour and one minute. joe wilson reports. one camera on court in dubai captured the moment, but what does this mean to francesca jones? well, just look and listen. she yells. 6—0, 6—1, she's qualified for australia, for a grand slam. next match will be the big time. there has been a lot of hard work and sometimes i think that might show on the court. i can be really emotional and, you know, i put everything i can into the ball, and that's as a consequence of the decisions i've made so far and the commitments i've made so far, i guess. tennis began in yorkshire, but the family relocated to spain by the time fran was ten. the rare syndrome she was born with means that francesca has thumbs and six fingers. she was born without some toes too. she's achieved in