this all of ridley sea turtle is about to be released back to its home. they're like dinosaurs may. >> overcome so much. >> 6 of the 7 species. are threatened or endangered? and they are just amazing animals. >> was found. and can take care of tory. >> being exposed to water below 50 degrees the colonel and a condition cold >> it's heart rate and circulation decreases leaving it so lethargic. it can't even swim. >> how all ridley turtle got here is anyone's guess. >> it's not unusual for marine animal to travel. so far. we with a lot released that have come from oregon, northern california. this is our first all really that's come from canada. >> since he was found stranded near the town of support out he was sanders. bernie was taken to the vancouver aquarium for rehab and was expected to be returned to southern california last but covid happened and the border closed. >> finally, about a week ago, bernie was able to be driven across to seattle. >> that's where he was picked up by volunteer pilots with an organization white, too. >> he was loaded up and

ridley scott used the latter for filming over 800 extras.lf. well, we move on to the movie lineup, we have the fantastic drama of the kingdom of animals. the franco-belgian work will plunge us into an unprecedented reality, where the world is engulfed by a mutation that turns people into animals. i will reveal all the details, i will emphasize that the so-called film about dehumanization was directed by tom kaya, and this is his second big work, he debuted with an adventure melodrama fighters, in the leading roles we will see the star of the french blue duris and paul kirscher, the kingdom of animals opened the program a special look at the cannes film festival, body horror, dystopia, fantasy, the new film kae is called differently, i propose to decide on the genre yourself, but in the chair cinema well, by the way, it is during the winter season that you want to enjoy the holiday atmosphere, even at the movies, so when watching a movie from our selection, please take this session seriously and create a special atmosphere holiday, well, go s

>> no, never, never. >> reporter: director ridley scott decided his epic take on napoleon, played byn! >> reporter: -- would be less another history lesson and more a character study. >> where do you start on a story as big as napoleon? >> you've got 10,400 books to start. there's one book written every week since he died. i think there's got to be a lot of speculation. >> all these historians have piled on, you're saying -- >> i don't think it's history. i think it's a character study with violence, with action, with everything you've got. i think you've got everything in that. >> wait. let them think they have the higher ground. >> reporter: the history books are full of napoleon's triumphs. >> take a position on higher ground. >> reporter: but there was another aspect of his life that scott thinks history hasn't stressed enough. >> why are you staring at me? >> am i? >> mm. >> i was not. >> oh, you weren't? >> reporter: josephine, the aristocratic widow who became napoleon's obsession, wife, and empress. >> what was most telling were the letters from bone apart to josephine becaus

why did mr ridley says he does not know where those 17,316 people are?— people are?re therefore in place a, or they are not detained, is tom quite rightly said. _ not detained, is tom quite rightly said. some — not detained, is tom quite rightly said, some are detained to facilitate removal but that is for

professor robert tombs there giving his review of napoleon, the ridley scott film.mnist who will recommend the best english wines for the festive season . so stay with festive season. so stay with sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> welcome back for our taste of britain. this week i have with me henry jefferies. he's a wine columnist and author of vines in a cold climate, the people behind the english wine revolution . he's especially revolution. he's especially welcome as he's brought three bottles of english wine to make our christmas go with a pop. very nice to see you. thank you for coming on. thank you for having me let's just having me on. let's just reference your book for a moment . been an english wine . there has been an english wine revolution, hasn't there? it has since english wine since the 90s when english wine was thought of a joke. was thought of as a joke. there's now champagne companies investing in kent, californian wine producers investing all over the country. so there's been a total change in how engush been a total change in how en

why did mr ridley says he does not know where those 17,316 people are?does not know where those 17,316 peeple are?— people are? because they are not detained, and _ people are? because they are not detained, and therefore, - people are? because they are not detained, and therefore, you - people are? because they are not i detained, and therefore, you either detain _ detained, and therefore, you either detain people and say they are therefore in place a, or they are not detained, is tom quite rightly said, _ not detained, is tom quite rightly said. some — not detained, is tom quite rightly said, some are detained to facilitate removal but that is for a very specific period of time. for those _ very specific period of time. for those who— very specific period of time. for those who are not detained, then of course _ those who are not detained, then of course you — those who are not detained, then of course you have their address, but you don't_ course you have their address, but you don't know precisely where they are in_ you don't know precisely where the

thank you very much, chair. >> that's a chap called simon ridley there. a quick google search of his name reveals he hosted a master class for young people learn about people looking to learn about the service. presumably the civil service. presumably that about that master class lasted about 30s. couldn't answer any 30s. he couldn't answer any questions he lost trying questions and he got lost trying to there. you how the to get there. you know how the pubuc to get there. you know how the public really care about illegal migrants being deported? it's quite big i isn't quite a big deal, i think isn't it? well how many people travelling on small boats has been refused asylum , have been been refused asylum, have been sent to a third country or back to their own country of the past three years . three years. >> i don't think we have i don't think we'll write to the committee with those numbers. mr >> anderson that's quite that's staggering. >> that's actually a very . >> that's actually a very. >> that's actually a very. >> so okay, then let's do for the la

people comply with the outcomes of engagement. ridley comments echo was shellman in all assumptions including the use of course i shall be really request office a union on all of the problems to enforce the target assumptions. a members of the cnsp. i'm the associate but it's getting more data from nigeria based on a less timothy a b as a now good to see you today, timothy will more. what do we know about those conditions set by echo watson and how will they be enforced? well, it's not clear how airports um, it tends to um, in sports, you know, uh, distributions, but what would you know is that it is the 1st time, but, you know, the regional block would be shelly recognized the military government in be sure how to proceed som, i guess the data sunday, of course appointed the president of october bennett and serenity onto the beach, probably around a 3 member committee that would be the shit that goes there. so i'm with i'm. i'm a cool government of the sure and are about, you know, the lives of the sanctions would depend on the success of box. uh, uh, a dialogue with the cool government of m

mr ridley didn't know where any of the 17,316 were. roughly how many do you think you know where they are? i don't know that data, as i said, we are in the process of clarifying that data and writing to the committee to set out what we do know about that 17,000 number that you have asked about. i don't understand, madam chairman, how you can come to this committee for the second time, having been asked the question two weeks ago, and still not have the information. i am sorry. well, i think... yes, i agree with you on that. yes. the reason so many are disappearing is became through covid and beyond, the backlog of asylum claims, grew. and we are not very good at returning failed asylum claimants. in fact committee revealed today that in 3 years we have returned just 420 non albanians. but there has been progress this past year in clearing that legacy backlog, as nick eardley can show us. this is what it looked like at the start of the year, 91,000 cases or so. it falls over the course of the year quite dramatically in the last couple o

in london film maker ridley scott game of thrones stars amelia clark are among those in king charles 21-foot tall bronze statue of shakira has been unveiled in her home city. a team of more than 30 people created the statue in just five months. and in spain hundreds of people and their dogs gathered in madrid to celebrate the end of the year and an homage to the traditional 12 grapes of good luck the dog scarfed down 12 balls of bowls of dog food i should say but that is a look at some stories from around the globe. still to come, california's on alert for more dangerous surf and a monster waves our christina coleman is standing by near the coast with th. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. tragic new out of whitmore lake michigan 30 miles west of detroit box to detroit reports for people are dead after house explosion in the community there are at least three others injured, no word yet on what may have caused the explosion. california coastline has been slammed with massive waves as tall as 25 feet over the last few days. causing flooding and serious damage to some properties be they even sent

migrants is moving across mexico, and this is not an exaggeration, as if inspired by a picture from ridleynds of migrants, among whom for a moment are many muslims, is armed with a giant crucifix and is slowly but inevitably moving towards the border. klem sanatkin tried to look into the future, in which hollywood has not yet been filmed. a real prophecy. it seemed like this could be a blockbuster, civil war could become but has become a reality of american everyday life. unlike a hollywood blockbuster, a real war broke out in america this week. texas has declared a war on immigration against biden. the special operation will be called lone star. us officials say they are unable to cope with migrants at the southern border. republican texas is sending planeloads of migrants to democratic-controlled cities of chicago and new york. i don’t know when you were last in new york, but if you’re coming now, i wouldn’t recommend it. financier and wall street investor charles ortel admits that due to the influx of migrants, his beloved and native new york is no longer the capital of the world, a rea

this is really unionists, national split a situation in which victims group and northern ireland ridleyoss the board to the legislation. and harris showing the government showing sticking by what they have effectively promise military veterans over important. we are going to focus on something that has never happened before. the former president donald trump disqualified from holding office again by colorado's supreme court. in a stunning 11—3 decision last night, the court held that trump had engaged in what amounted to insurrection following the 2020 election and, as such, should be barred from holding future office under the 14th amendment. this the relevant section — "no person shall hold office who having previously taken an oath to support the constitution of the united states, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion or given aid or comfort thereof to the enemied thereof." trump is accused of insighting an insurrection onjan 6th but has never been convicted of that offence, at least not yet. but in judgment the bench said this: "president trump did not merely incite the in

is the film industry as ridley scott just told "rolling stone" is when a.i.rosses the creativity bridge. when they use a.i. to achieve some level to manifest some level of creativity, that's when it becomes problematic. stuart: you would not touch that with a 10-foot poll. joint chief chair charles brown junior responded to claims that were unprepared to respond to a military threat from china, roll tape. >> the first thing i tell them you want to be very proud of the military if were ready for whatever comes our way. is this peace through strength, our strength that we demonstrate as a military will help bring a piece. stuart: with china would we win? kt mcfarland will respond. there is this the florida democrat presidential primary was over before a single vote was cast, joe biden was only candidate allowed on the ballot, dean phillips and other contenders were left off, they're probably not happy, the full story after this. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get a

the first one was a couple of years ago at ridley scott's gucci house.ntion to this film. have a great weekend ahead. well, we continue to celebrate together this friday morning for the feast of the nativity of christ according to the calendar of the catholic denomination, the tv channel and radio company will broadcast broadcasts of solemn services from minsk and the vatican. on december 24 at 22:20 , the belarus 1 tv channel will begin broadcasting the festive service from the capital’s archcathedral church of the blessed virgin mary. immediately after at 0:5 the tv channel will show the christmas service from the vatican with the participation of pope francis. and on december 25 at 8:50 am on the belarus tv channel 1 archbishop joseph stanevsky will wish the believers a merry christmas. at 17:15, broadcast from the vatican, pope francis' message and blessing to the city and the world will be shown by belarus 3 tv channel. but on sunday, december 24 , you should also tune in. tv channel belarus 1 at 19:15 to see how participants in the extreme tv show

ridley. uh, tim martin gets a knighthood.the one was out a couple of days ago. the wetherspoons pub chain boss avid brexiteer boss tim martin, avid brexiteer as knighted for services as well, knighted for services to hospitality and culture. now can i just say this one i thought was a little bit odd? as much as i love her right? leona lewis getting obe . so leona lewis getting an obe. so leona lewis, who becomes an officer of the order of the british empire, i'm intrigued to see what exactly has led up to this in the last year. maybe i've missed something. i'm very sorry, leona. saying you don't leona. i'm not saying you don't deserve just saying deserve it. i'm just saying why now? uh, amelia clarke now? really? uh, amelia clarke m.b.e. game of thrones star emilia clarke has been made a member of the order of the british empire alongside her mother of mother jenny, as co—founders of same year, which is a brain injury charity. injury recovery charity. paul hollywood has been made an m.b.e. the great british bake off judge , s

as if inspired by a picture from ridley scott’s blockbuster kingdom of heaven, a column of thousandsmany muslims, is armed with a giant crucifix and is slowly but inevitably moving towards the border. klem sanatkin tried to look into the future, in which a hollywood blockbuster has not yet been filmed civil war could be a real prophecy. it seemed like something that could only happen in a hollywood blockbuster, but it became a reality of everyday life in america this week. a real war broke out. texas declared an immigration war on biden, the special operation will be called lone star. us official authorities. say they are failing to deal with migrants at the southern border. republican texas is sending planeloads of migrants to democratic-controlled cities of chicago and new york. i don't know when was the last time you we've been to new york, but if you're coming now, i would n't recommend it. wall street financier and investor charles ortel admits that due to the influx of migrants, his beloved and native new york is no longer the capital of the world, a real gotham. this year, cha

. >> they talked about repeat ridley trying to remove three month old phenix castro from her father'se. they criticized department bosses for mishandling the case and allowing her to stay. >> we want to create an environment that is that focuses on understanding instead of blaming and shaming, because then people shut down. and the goal here is really to dig in and open up and figure out how we can do better. >> supervisors will meet in two weeks to examine the family services system and ways to improve it. authorities say the body of three month old phenix was found in an apartment that was littered with opioids. an autopsy showed she'd ingested some of the drugs. her father, david castro, is facing charges, including felony child neglect and misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance. >> that massive fire that shut down interstate ten in los angeles. for more than a week prompted a new statewide review by caltrans. the fire started on property, leased by the state to a private company. well, now risky sites are being identified across the state, including storage lots containi

betty ridley blackmore, who lived near murfreesboro during the campaign, thought bragg had won a great victory there and quote, when the history of this war is impartially written, it is my deliberate opinion that to bragg will be awarded the praise of having done more with his men and means than any other general. the war, i hate to say to betty, no. but she was confident in them. i think that's nice. there were it was not 100% loathing of frank, but joe johnston proved reluctant to assume command of the army of tennessee, despite knowing how little faith bragg subordinates had evinced in their commander as colonel david urquhart, who served on bragg's staff recalled in battles and leaders arrival, was hailed with joy for our army, specially wanted him as their commander. the result quieted the bad feeling but did not restore harmony between the corps commanders and their commanding general. so even joe johnston couldn't fix the animosity. johnston assesses the situation and explains to davis that he could not effectively command the armies of both bragg and pemberton. and this is my

ridley there's a new movie. ridley scott has produced a movie on napoleon.cambridge historian about the level of accuracy that there is in that movie. you may see from my face that the level is not particularly high. we're going to be sampling in the studio some english wines because we need to know what is the best thing to be drinking this christmas. and it would be nice to be patrick btec so camilla, you might want to hang around. >> well, i could, you know, i'm teetotal, so you'll have to dnnk teetotal, so you'll have to drink my wine for me. and then i also thought, you also thought, michael, that you had a 12:00 limit and had like a 12:00 limit and you're actually going to be imbibing noon on a imbibing before noon on a sunday, which is probably the way ahead. do you know what i was going to ask you with regard to the marbles, because to the elgin marbles, because i know you're a very learned fellow. you made of the fellow. what you made of the king wearing that greek tie to cop 28 in dubai , because i was cop 28 in dubai, because i was quite astonishe

the takeoff of his career occurred thanks to the filming of ridley scott's thelma and louise.e magazine twice named the sexiest man in the world. however, pete did not want to get stuck in the role of a hero-lover and proved that he could also be a serious dramatic artist. he had practically no passing roles. pete is completely different, but equally good in interview with a vampire, in fight club, in legends of autumn big kush, and in all ocean's friends, in babylon in inglourious basterds. it was his filming with quentin tarantin that brought him an acting oscar. 4 years ago he received a statuette for best supporting actor in the film once upon a time in hollywood. an absolute favorite among fans was the scene where his hero topless repairs the antenna on the roof. and pete received his first oscar as a producer for the film 12 years a slave. back in the early 2000s, he and his then-wife jenny. created planned b entertainment, which has since released many successful films. his personal life turned out to be no less exciting than his films. the whole world felt sorry for an

two for director and producer sir ridley scott, whose knighthood is upgrades to knight grand cross .ws knight grand cross. good news for michael eavis , founder of for michael eavis, founder of glastonbury, who becomes a sir. he says he's taking glastonbury tickets to buckingham palace in case prince william fancies donning his wellies for a summer in the mud . perhaps a surprise , in the mud. perhaps a surprise, the boss of wetherspoons, now has sir tim martin. does good by nigel farage a brexit legend sir tim's knighthood was championed by kemi badenoch , who argued not by kemi badenoch, who argued not enough brexit supporting businessmen were being recognised in politics. former chancellor and home secretary sajid javid has been knighted and dame margaret beckett, labour mp for derby south, has had her damehood upgraded to a dame grand cross , as well as dame grand cross, as well as familiar names and m.b.e. for ian russell, the father of 14 year old molly russell, who took her own life after viewing harmful material on social media, he's been recognised for services to child safe

for the nfl, which has a strict gambling policy on the field -- >> lawrence back in the end zone ridleyaccuse one of the team's federal employees of astronomical left to the tune of $22 million. the justice department laying out how ahmed patel from 2022 to 2023 used an elaborate scheme involving virtual corporate credit cards to steal that money and allegedly spent it on lavish items, including a florida condo, a new tesla model 3, a country club membership, a $95,000 watch and online gambling websites. is this as crazy as it sounds? a jaguars employee responsible for financial planning is accused of stealing $22 million. >> it is as crazy as it sounds this is not an every dayfrom th team. >> reporter: in a statement, he says his client suffers from headline the very unique story. he was supposed to be safe guarding this business's finances and instead he was actually accused of stealing from the team. >> reporter: in a statement, he says his client suffers from a serious gambling addiction and checked himself into a rehab facility this spring this came about because nfl officials were

not only were the problems you identified but as mr ridtey— the problems you identified but as mr ridley gave rise to problems of its _ quickly which gave rise to problems of its own — quickly which gave rise to problems of its own. the negotiations were difficult _ of its own. the negotiations were difficult and long and of course when _ difficult and long and of course when dealing with epidemiological exponential growth. the virus is not interested _ exponential growth. the virus is not interested in all this.— interested in all this. indeed. and also logically _ interested in all this. indeed. and also logically because _ interested in all this. indeed. and also logically because the - interested in all this. indeed. and also logically because the virus i interested in all this. indeed. and | also logically because the virus was spreading, ultimately has proved to be the case, it spread to all areas and therefore there was a level of, there was a degree of epidemiological levelling up everywhere would have to eventually go everywhere would have to eventually 9° up everywhere would ha

did you know i had a date with andrew ridley once ? andrew ridley once?england rugby. >> we went to england rugby. >> fun. >> it was great fun. >> it was great fun. >> oh, yeah? what's he like? >> oh, yeah? what's he like? >> fun. i'll get him on. >> on. >> difficult conversations for you i love that. >> he quite tall? is he >> yes. is he quite tall? is he quite short? imagine quite short. >> he's fit actually. >> he's very fit actually. >> slim. >> slim. >> is he trim? is he tall or short? yeah. i married him short? tall? yeah. i married him to be, like, sort of like to be, like, a sort of like a little rishi sunak size fella. >> and very funny . and >> no, and he's very funny. and he doesn't mind them. mickey he doesn't mind them. the mickey being you being taken out of him, as you know it's like at the know what it's like at the rugby. know what it's like at the rug he up in a fur coat >> he turned up in a fur coat and, um, a big fur hat and everyone christmas him. >> very good. so it's one off. one all. yes so the answer is i keep my distance. but you

oh simon ridley, sir matthew ryecroft, home office officials , they come before the officials, they comeairs select committee. lee anderson questions him. they can't us, officials of can't tell us, as officials of the home office, how many people the home office, how many people the returning country of the returning to the country of origin, immigrants. origin, illegal immigrants. >> incredible. we don't just >> incredible. so we don't just have borders. don't have have open borders. we don't have any who's coming over have open borders. we don't have any who's who's coming over have open borders. we don't have any who's and who's coming over have open borders. we don't have any who's and who's leaving. over have open borders. we don't have any who's and who's leaving. iver and who's and who's leaving. i mean, that is that is terrifying i >> -- >> what a joke. >> what a joke. >> anyway, thanks for watching. and thanks to you all for joining me tonight. we've had emma webb . yeah. and simon emma webb. yeah. and simon danczuk and anglia are standing in for mark due to a family bereavement

two for director and producer sir ridley scott, whose knighthood is upgraded to knight grand cross .ws for michael eavis , good news for michael eavis, founder of glastonbury, who becomes a sir. he says he's taking glastonbury tickets to buckingham palace in case prince william fancies donning his wellies for a summer in the mud. perhaps a surprise, the boss of wetherspoons, now sir tim martin, dubbed by nigel farage a brexit legend. sir tim's knighthood was championed by kemi badenoch , who argued not kemi badenoch, who argued not enough brexit supporting businessmen were being recognised . raised in politics, recognised. raised in politics, former chancellor and home secretary sajid javid has been knighted and dame margaret beckett, labour mp for derby south, has had her damehood upgraded to a dame grand cross , upgraded to a dame grand cross, as well as familiar names an m.b.e. for ian russell, the father of 14 year old molly russell, who took her own life after viewing harmful material on social media. he's been recognised for services to child safety online. >> although honours

what are the minister's first, the mr ryecroft and mr ridley, who to my knowledge didn't answer one simpleink it would be a goodidea >> do you think it would be a good idea to put these pair into special measures? >> i miss, sir, may i address that? >> and i know you're not going to hold back. you don't, and nor should because you're should you, because you're entitled to ask your questions in it is in your own way. and it is a unique and very effective style, if i may say so. >> yeah. look, instead of having to put up with this omnishambles, at what point does someone just decide to turn the boats back and be done with it? do it for a couple of weeks and the problem goes away? what are the problem goes away? what are the french going to do, go to war us? obviously not. they war with us? obviously not. they did in australia and they're did it in australia and they're glad they did it and they would do went and asked do it again. we went and asked some them . some of them. >> our policy involves turning around boats where this can safely be and practically be done. >> yeah, look, i think th

what are the minister's first, the mr ryecroft and mr ridley, who to my knowledge didn't answer one simpledo you think it would be a goodidea >> do you think it would be a good idea to put these pair into special measures? >> i miss, sir, may i address that? >> and i know you're not going to hold back. you don't, and nor should because you're should you, because you're entitled to ask your questions in it is in your own way. and it is a unique and very effective style, if i may say so. >> yeah. look, instead of having to put up with this omnishambles, at what point does someone just decide to turn the boats back and be done with it? do it for a couple of weeks and the problem goes away? what are the problem goes away? what are the french going to do, go to war us? obviously not. they war with us? obviously not. they did in australia and they're did it in australia and they're glad they did it and they would do went and asked do it again. we went and asked some them . some of them. >> our policy involves turning around boats where this can safely be and practically be done. >> yeah, look, i

sir ridley scott becomes a knight grand cross and mary earps, who's cleaning up this yeah earps, who'sts an honour. but much of the awards appears to be rewards for failure because on the list, the x passport office boss abby tierney, who carried on working partly from home despite a 700,000 processing backlog . 700,000 processing backlog. she's been given a companion of the order of the bath. the second highest honour to damehood . she was recognised for damehood. she was recognised for pubuc damehood. she was recognised for public service despite presiding over failure , which meant that over failure, which meant that thousands had holiday plans ruined. she was also responsible for processing asylum applications , which at the time applications, which at the time had an over 100,000 backlog. and of course, she was in charge of stopping the boats . well, well, stopping the boats. well, well, that's gone well , she admitted that's gone well, she admitted to a commons committee that 96% of asylum applications from arrivals in 2021 were still awaiting a decision . awaiting a decision. co