if after long—life of our president mahmoud abbas that we face the situation to select another leaderble to select, to elect the appropriate leader to lead us for the ongoing stage. we have to end there. ambassador riyadh mansour, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for receiving me. hello there. we're set to see a little bit of a change to our weather, with rain moving in across northern and western areas. thursday was another fine, dry day. quite warm, plenty of sunshine. we start to see the change taking place in the north—west of the country. clouds thickening, outbreaks of rain into the highlands late in the day. during the early hours of friday, that weather front will continue to move south eastwards slowly across the country, bringing some rain, initially to parts of northern ireland and scotland with some heavy bursts of rain, turning quite breezy as well. early on friday, it's going to be a dry one for england and wales, bar the odd shower in the south—east. warm and muggy to start the day. something a bit cooler and fresher in the north with the cloud

if after long—life of our president mahmoud abbas that we face the situation to select another leaderble to select, to elect the appropriate leader to lead us for the ongoing stage. we have to end there. ambassador riyadh mansour, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for receiving me. hello. some areas were lucky enough to have some useful rain on friday. 0thers, though, just had the cloud and hardly anything fell from it and it is looking mainly dry for the weekend as the nose of high pressure builds in behind that rain bearing weather system clearing away south—eastwards. for early risers saturday morning, a lot of cloud around, rather misty and murky in places, for england and wales anywhere at any stage in the day there's the chance of a hit—and—miss shower. most will avoid them and stay dry with warm sunny spells developing. warm anywhere where you get to see sunshine, not a lot of cloud around for northern scotland and north—east scotland and thickening in the day. versus apm, south to north across the uk, at this stage parts of southern england and south w

we are almost out of time, a simple question or you, mahmoud abbas has been really quite ill.w much longer he can go on or the palestinian people want him to go on. why is it there is no obvious successor? the palestinian people are very resilient and we have so many creative individuals and leaders. in the past, when chairmen are fat, who was so huge in our struggle, when he passed away it was not complicated by the palestinian people to agree. —— arafat. if after the long life of our president mahmoud abbas we face the situation of selecting another leader i confident the percy people will be able to select an appropriate leader the leaders of the ongoing stage. we have to end there. ambassador riyadh mansour thank you forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you for receiving me. hello there. i think there's a little bit of something for everyone in this forecast, some rain and also some warm sunshine. but on wednesday it was a case of high pressure, and most places seeing some sunshine. also quite a bit of cloud around, too, but that did lead to some dramatic sunset photos sent in

i know you're a huge abba fan. i can't wait to discuss this with you. also out this week, hotel artemis, a future noir thriller withjodie foster. and the receptionist, a low—budget but brave film from jenny lu. here we go again! so, now, first question, where do you stand on the first mamma mia!? yeah, you see, massive abba fan of more than a0 years standing, really didn't think the first one was very good. 0k, see, the thing is, i watched the first one and i thought, "this isn't very good, this isn't very good, this isn't very good. oh, good heavens, i'm completely going with it!" i was completely... were there tears? yes, there was tears! and so, ten years later, i thought they can't possibly repeat this phenomenon because it was one of those things, it really questioned my entire ideas of good and bad, and whether or not there was any role for critics in the world! so now, a decade after the original, we have a prequel—sequel hybrid. yes, structurally, it's godfather ii! and so back in 1979, lilyjames is the young donna. she graduates from oxford and

following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement obama asked in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and hamas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven comments fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of hamas fatah had been supplanted. without a father of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for

obviously, abba, they are swedish. what was your reception there?pope, you know, has arrived. they're reverential towards abba and yeah, we were in a motorcade and then we got to the - in front of the theater where the premiere was it was lined with beautiful swedish people, including this little girl who had a hat on that said, "i heart christine baranski." >> seth: we actually have a photo. >> oh, do you? >> seth: it's an incredibly professionally made hat. that is not a cheap hat. [ light laughter ] that would lead you to believe they sell those in stores in sweden [ light laughter ] >> it's just this little girl and she's 10 years old and her father was translating he said, "we've come six hours we drove for six hours to get to stockholm, because she's obsessed with your character she wants to grow up to be tanya. [ light laughter ] but if you've seen the movie - [ laughter ] tanya's had multiple divorces and is addicted to chardonnay. so i wanted -- >> seth: she's never - she never wants to be with one man her whole life >> no, she drinks a lot

one of my favorite abba songs. [ light laughter ] "steal my sad clocks." the best one. >> jimmy: here we go this is "mamma mia!" [ cheers and applause and we'll be singing the translated version, which is called "my mom arrives." [ laughter ] roots? ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my. amanda seyfried, everybody >> jimmy >> jimmy: stick around we'll be right back with daveed diggs [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. and it's softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin? you're gonna do great! thanks, dad! break a leg! aflac?! not that kind of break. oooh! that had to hurt. aflac?! not that kind of hurt. yeah, aflac paid us cash in just one day to help with our car payments and mortgage. aflac! perfect timing! see how aflac helps cover everyday expenses at aflac.com. rewards me basically aeverywhere.om so why am i sliding into this ski lodge with my mini horse? because hotels.c

massive abba fan of more than a0 yea rs, massive abba fan of more than a0 years, i massive abba fan oft one was very good. i watched the first one and i thought, this isn't very good, this isn't very good, good heavens i am completely going with it! where there tears? yes, there was tears! and so ten years later, you think, they can't possibly repeat this phenomenon because it really questioned my entire ideas of good and bad and whether not there was any role for critics in the world! so here we are, a decade later, and we have a prequel—sequel hybrid, structurally it is godfather ii! back in 1979, donna graduates from oxford and she goes off on the holiday which is the beginning of all the trouble. in the present day her daughter is opening the new hotel and she is calling around some old friends because history is repeating itself. see what i did?! i can see where it's going! # look into his angel eyes... # you take your heart and you must pay the price... # look into his angel eyes... # you'll think you're in paradise... # and one day you'll find out he wears a disguise... # don't

following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact that movement obama in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and thomas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven and as fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of homs but to have been supplanted. without a fight of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the in

yeah, you see, massive abba fan of more than a0 years standing. yeah. think the first one was very good. 0k, see, the thing is — i watched the first one and i thought, this isn't very good, this isn't very good, oh, good heavens i'm completely going with it! i'm in tears. i was completely sold. where their tears? oh, yes, there were tears! and so ten years later, i thought, they can't possibly repeat this phenomenon, cos it really questioned my entire ideas of good and bad and whether not there was any role for critics in the world! so now, a decade after the original and we have a prequel—sequel hybrid. yes, structurally it's godfather ii! back in 1979, lillyjames graduates from oxford and she goes off on the holiday which is the beginning of all the trouble. in the present day, her daughter amanda seyfried is opening the new hotel bella donna and she is calling around some old friends because history is repeating itself. see what i did there?! i can see where it's going! here's a clip. # look into his angel eyes... # one look and you're hypnotized...

following out of touch death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement of bombast in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and hamas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven thomas fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of hamas fatah had been supplanted. without a father of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the

the tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat she's also met the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. and then of course i'm happy to present but my joy is incomplete because the prisoners are still inside prison and all joey won't be complete until they are all released and i chose ma to yasser arafat's great because we all have to continue the path he started and to simmons's and i had to name is home village of an obvious allah. i had to mimi has in fact met the president of palestine mahmoud abbas and he said that this was popular resistance and he also said that she was an idol yes she is becoming iconic in the eyes of palestinians for what she's done and what she's doing now is probably more the start of resistance now from her than the end of it there was a lot of support for her here in a home village of course where should be speaking later but also right across palestine for what she's saying and what she did of course israelis will be revulsed by what she did taking on an israeli soldier who actually showed restraint rather than any aggression in response to what she did h

but, abba is legendary. >> legendary.ourself singing on film. and you know what i'm talking about. >> so, yes. barbra streisand is a friend. she lives in the same community. >> jimmy: barbra streisand, wow. >> we thought we'd show it to barbra. she wanted to see it. so, we went over to her house and put the movie on. and she said, "come sit beside me, darling." so, i sat beside her and i'm watching the movie, thinking, "oh, my god. what am i doing? showing this to barbra streisand." the movie finished and she said, "that was absolutely wonderful, darling." i said, "thank you so much." and at that point her dog, sammy, bit my arm. [ laughter ] she just said, "oh, sammy, are you all right?" i said, "but, barbra, he just bit me." >> jimmy: is sammy all right? yeah, i'm the one bleeding. yeah, i mean -- >> exactly. >> jimmy: sammy's fine. the dog did not like your performance. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: no and barbra was just being very -- >> she was very gracious about the whole thing. >> jimmy: but then you do this -- you do

obviously, abba, they are swedish. what was your reception there?

and she was like -- she knows "dancing queen" and abba.e good and doing all the -- mean the dance moves, the choreography is so tricky. as well as singing and acting. that movie would have taken, you know, ten years if i was in it. [ laughter ] >> not judging by the little rendition you just did then, it was great.im >>: oh, yeah. but that wasn't me. that was charlie. doing all the work. [ laughter ] did you know twh first movie it first came out? did you watch? >> yeah, i did. >> jimmy: you're big -- >> really big. big abba fan?lly big. >> big fan. >> jimmy: me, too. >> are you? >> jimmy: yeah, i love it. >> it sort of something i alwa grew up with. d then i -- i saw the stage show which was -- originated in london and i saw it, like about ten times. and -- >> jimmy: really? im yeah. >>: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and obsessed with it. and would you like -- would that be your -- was that your go to do karaoke or something? >> yeah. although i'm terrible at karaoke, but no. i would just sing it in the housall the time. and it was just a ni

the greatest abba song ever recorded is my love, my life from arrival.autiful, but that's a heartbreaker. and the drama moves towards it. and i promise you when my love, my life happens, and i won't spoil the moment it happened, i was in floods of tears. knowing the song, i can imagine. i was sobbing, i was... i was actually having to stop myself from making a noise in the screening because i thought all these other people would think, "what on earth is he doing?" i laughed, i smiled, i enjoyed it, i loved it to pieces! and the thing you always think about a film is "is there any way in which this film could have been better?" well, i suppose having dwayne ‘the rock'johnson in it might‘ve, but other than that, it could not possibly have been improved. i thought it was absolutely fabulous. i cannot wait to go and see it again. it topped the original. it sent me out with a... there's the thing, you see — you're saying that a sequel is better than the original. how often does that happen? i'm saying that in the case of both the sequel and the original, i lo

abbas is under pressure from saudi arabia egypt and jordan and the united arab emirates to be coming to the negotiating table they had all those countries have been working closely with shared questioner on the plan and telling them you're not going to get what you received from a olmert ten years ago when he was the prime minister of israel and offered abbas one hundred percent of the west bank with land swaps and that's not going to happen anymore and it really would serve abbas to come to the table he ten years from now whatever palestinian leader they'll be won't get what he would get right now and he's not well it could very well be that they'll be chaos after he dies he's eighty three and it's been chain smoking for sixty five years i hope for the good of the palestinian people that he will come to the table and talk to israel emmanuelle do you think the chances for a peace deal between the israelis and the policy is of the it has nothing to do or is there israel's internal domestic legislation the question of all the question because this is a separate question we're talking a

what you received from a olmert ten years ago when he was the prime minister of israel and offered abbas one hundred percent of the west bank with land swaps and that's not going to happen anymore and it really would serve abbas to come to the table he'd ten years from now that whatever palestinian leader they'll be won't get what he would get right now and he's not well could have ariel be that they'll be chaos after he dies he's eighty three and it's been chain smoking for sixty five years i hope for the good of the palestinian people that he will come to the table and talk to israel emmanuelle do you think the chances for a peace deal between the israelis and the policy is of the it has nothing to do or is there israel's internal domestic legislation the question of he said all the question because this is a separate question we're talking about israeli legislation the conflict between your ovaries and go into going on for over a century there are many reasons for it in many failed attempts but that's a completely different question and these are not the sort of thoughts that's that's

newsreel: five times a week, there is a scheduled service from bandar abbas across the strait to dubair another target to come at them, and the aircraft takes off. and i believe that one of the lieutenants, i went up and asked them, "what we are doing", he said, "you're going to see some missile action." i went to the operation specialist who was watching the scope and he's watching the missiles because he can track it on the radar and he sees it hit the target. dead on! but they found out, like 15, 20 minutes later that there was an airliner missing. an iranian airbus is presumed crashed, please look for survivors or aircraft wreckage... and so that was when it was like, "what?" "airliner missing?" "we didn't shoot an airliner, we shot a tomcat," i thought. there was a lot of soul—searching, disbelief, that's not supposed to happen, that's not what we were here to do. two hundred and ninety civilians passed away on flight 655, and of those 290, 66 were children. felt so bad for the families that lost their loved ones and sometimes you're part of history and you love it and sometimes y

ikea furniture and abba. a lot of the papers are using abba songs to make the headlines.e front page on one. do sweden papers do the same? when it comes to that the english tabloids are in a league of their own. it has always been like this with sports headlines. at least what i can see within the british journalism but in sweden not really, it is like, let's do this, that is what the headlines are saying and the morning shows. and the entire week what they have been doing. nice to know we win at something, even if it is bad headlines! i hope you have a good day. not too good, obviously! i hope we win. i know you do. thanks. and he is allowed to hope his team wins. scott thorpe has made the long journey east to samara where today's match takes place. well done making the journey. three aeroplanes to get over there? thank you. yes, we flew into hungary and then to moscow and moscow to hear. 18,19 then to moscow and moscow to hear. 18, 19 hours then to moscow and moscow to hear. 18,19 hours of then to moscow and moscow to hear. 18, 19 hours of flying. it will be worth it by

following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement of bombast in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and thomas. gun battles broke out between fatah and hamas come. in the summer of two thousand and seven and as fighters captured the fatah headquarters in gaza. securing control of the area gaza became the confirmed stronghold of homs thought to have been supplanted. without a photo of lost control of gaza the way that. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he establish

are you both huge abba fans?|j grandma, you are invited. are you both huge abba fans? i am now.n america. what about you ? the movie, it is huge in america. what about you? i was really more in tune with orange b and things like that. really, we were bombarded with it, if you happen to be on pop radio, you would hear the songs over and overagain. radio, you would hear the songs over and over again. the two of you have to sing together. you do a duet. # they were closer now, fernando. # they were closer now, fernando. # every hour, every minute seemed to last eternally. #we last eternally. # we were so afraid, fernando. we we re # we were so afraid, fernando. we were s0 young and # we were so afraid, fernando. we were so young and full of life and none of us prepare to die. # i'm not ashamed to say the roar of guns and cannons almost made me cry. #. your characters knew one another long ago. we were medically involved. he had his throne turned upside down. —— we were romantically involved. you have to personalise the story. what it means to you. a very profound love that has been

hussein started making his move on kuwait it was just after after the oval abbas affair and i was in tunis and met our yard and he said you know this is saddam's doing this job abbas affair and he's it's he's courting other far he's trying to get out a fight to move the headquarters to baghdad and he said he has something in mind i don't know what it is but i'm trying to figure it out because he wants the palestinians and he wants the palestinians in his corner when it happens and we have to figure out what he's up to because it's going to be bad news for us you know whenever an arab regime tries to get its hands on us we know there is trouble and so he said. it's very important for us that the u.s. p.l.o. dialogue not be ended because that's what it's why saddam did this he wants to force an end to it because he doesn't want us to be. dealing with you. opposition to artifacts alliance with saddam proved his death sentence. in one nine hundred ninety one a few days before the air campaign to liberate kuwait was launched a movie ad was gunned down in to us. the perpetrator was artifac

hussein started making his move on kuwait it was just after after the oval abbas affair and i was in tunis and met our yard and he said you know this is saddam's doing this job abbas affair and he's it's he's courting other far he's trying to get out a fight to move the headquarters to baghdad and he said he has something in mind i don't know what it is but i'm trying to figure it out because he wants the palestinians and he wants the palestinians in his corner when it happens and we have to figure out what he's up to because it's going to be bad news for us you know whenever an arab regime tries to get its hands on us we know there is trouble and so he said. it's very important for us that the u.s. p.l.o. dialogue not be ended because that's what it's why saddam did this he wants to force an end to it because he doesn't want us to be. dealing with you. and will be adds opposition to artifacts alliance with saddam proved his death sentence . in one thousand nine hundred one a few days before the air campaign to liberate kuwait was launched a movie ad was gunned down in to us. the per

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i know you're a huge abba fan. i can't wait to discuss this with you. receptionist, a low—budget but brave film from jenny lu. here we go again! so, now, first question, where do you stand on the first mamma mia!? yeah, you see, massive abba fan of more than a0 years standing, really didn't think the first one was very good. ok, see, the thing is, i watched the first one and i thought, "this isn't very good, this isn't very good, this isn't very good. oh, good heavens, i'm completely going with it!" i was completely... were there tears? yes, there was tears! and so, ten years later, i thought they can't possibly repeat this phenomenon because it was one of those things, it really questioned my entire ideas of good and bad, and whether or not there was any role for critics in the world! so now, a decade after the original, we have a prequel—sequel hybrid. yes, structurally, it's godfather ii! and so back in 1979, lilyjames is the young donna. she graduates from oxford and she goes off on the holiday that's the beginning of all the trouble. in the present

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this is the family silver, abba. we should leave it. not a fan of change?y were andi the songs were written as they were and i think we should leave them. moving on, what else have you got for us? in a similar vein, this is such a deliciously british victoria wood style think that you couldn't make up. they have designated the final resting place for the poet william blake, the writer of jerusalem. he lay in an unmarked grave for many years, and they have selected a quote from one of his writings, from his 100 page prophetic books which they want to put on the grave, but blake was a maverick when it came to punctuation. in his books he has written this without punctuation and in another place he has punctuated it. there has been an almighty spat about where to put the, as —— where to put the commas but that chisel is not going near the headstone until we know where the colon should sit! that caught my eye. very interesting. and we have got a reva m p of interesting. and we have got a revamp of the x factor coming up. as soon as it start to think it must be

what you received from a olmert ten years ago when he was the prime minister of israel and offered abbas one hundred percent of the west bank with land swaps and that's not going to happen anymore and it really would serve abbas to come to the table he'd ten years from now that whatever palestinian leader they'll be won't get what he would get right now and he's not well could a very well be that will be chaos after he dies he's eighty three and has been chain smoking for sixty five years i hope for the good of the palestinian people that he will come to the table and talk to israel emmanuelle do you think the chances for peace deal between the israelis and the policy is of the it has nothing to do or is there israel's internal domestic legislation the question of he said all the question because this is a separate question we're talking about israeli legislation the conflict between your ovaries and go into going on for over a century there are many reasons for it in many failed attempts but that's a completely different question and these are non-issues thoughts that's that's the way y

finds an abba view celebrated france's world cup victory on the town's market square to take you know enthusiasm was reserved for striking back pain son to an algerian mother and cameroonian father. was in washington by perry i love you about my other she wants to marry you my car. is the best i'd like to have him as a son am the child of immigrants as the fan favorite that something new for abba venus which is a fast enough the right wing nationalists who prey on finn is caused by the town's high unemployment rate but amid all the euphoria there are just a few who are willing to voice their complaints about the ethnic makeup of the winning team. but fisher i'm not especially excited now i'm french that if you do the french team they're almost all black. that both as you were used to everything. just a two hour drive away from a view of paris where many players on the keep trickle or come from. many immigrant families live in the suburbs. grew up in this building in bondi. look tough to him when he was small and back a re was in the same local soccer club with him for them the world c

five times a week there is a scheduled air service from bandar abbas across the strait to dubai. takes off. and i believe one of the lieutenants, i went up and asked him, what are we doing? he said, you're going to see some missile action. and i went to the operations specialist who was watching the scope and he was watching the missile, because you can track them off the radar, and he sees it hit a target. but they found out like 15 or 20 minutes later that it was an airliner. radio: an iranian airbus is presumed crashed. please look for survivors or aircraft wreckage. so that's when it was like, what? airliner missing? we didn't shoot an airliner. we shot a tomcat, i thought. there was a lot of soul—searching. disbelief. that's not supposed to happen, that's not what we were here to do. 290 civilians passed away on flight 655, and of those 290, 66 were children. felt so bad for the families that lost their loved ones. and sometimes you're part of history and you love it and sometimes you're part of history and you hate it. this was just one of those things where you just wish i

>> i never heard of a abba song that i enjoyed. >> waterloo. >> neil: you're an abba fan. >> i would never imagined that. >> "dancing queen" is worse than the maccarana. >> do you like the band as opposed to the movie? >> neil: i don't know the movie. i can't -- my wife wants to see it. >> so you're going to see it. >> it's all good. >> neil: you kids! all right. that will do it here. thank you all very much. had no sleep and they still come. more after this. stick around. ans they won't hike your rates over one mistake. see, liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ wlet's do it. ? . . come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors that work together. when a patien

the sequel to the abba musical mama mia just hit theaters.l see if it has what it takes to wow audiences once again around the world. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide >>> it was a decade ago the movie musical mama mia was a box office smash and here we go again. >> the sequel of course features the songs of abba, so let's hear it again. neal curry has this. ♪ night is young and the music high ♪ >> reporter: so they did it again. ten years after the original mama mia musical moved from theater to silver screen, sophie returns, the off spring of a holiday romance. the new film tells the back story of the main characters and adds young actors playing fresh faced versions of the senior stars. and croatia is cast in the role of greece as the football world cup hasn't given enough screen time to the sun kissed vulcan nation. but it is lilly james as t

are you both huge abba fans? i am now.tic in america. yes, there were the songs, dancing queen and waterloo, there were those songs. yes. but after the play, and then of course after the movie, i mean, it's huge in america. what about you, andy? are you familiar with it? i was familiar with the hits when they came to america, i was really more into r&b and, you know, things like that that i used to listen to, and cuban music. but you really were bombarded with it, because it was on pop radio so if you happened to be on pop radio, you're going to hear the songs over and over. what you do have to do of course in mamma mia is the two of you have to sing together. yes. you do a duet. yes. she sings, i chime in! # and we're closer now, fernando. # every hour, every minute seemed to last eternally. # we were so afraid, fernando. # we were young and full of life and none of us prepared to die. # but i'm not ashamed to say the roar of guns and cannons almost made me cry #. your characters knew one another a long time ago. yes. and

of former palestinian leader yasser arafat she's also met the current palestinian president mahmoud abbas a father to me said that he expects her to take the lead in the struggle against the occupation. of course. present that my jewelry is incomplete because the prisoners are still inside prison and all joey won't be complete until they are all relieved and i chose marty yasser arafat's great because we all have to continue the path he started from al-jazeera is under simmons he's in i had to be home village of nablus other i had to me has in fact met the president of palestine. and he said that this was popular resistance and he also said that she was an idol yes she is becoming iconic in the eyes of palestinians for what she's done and what she's doing now is probably more the start of resistance now from her than the end of it there was a lot of support for her here in a home village of course where should be speaking later but also right across palestine for what she's saying and what she did of course israelis will be revulsed by what she did taking on an israeli soldier who actuall

leadership the president mahmoud abbas and the p.l.o. second general erekat they were complaining of an attempt to sort of bypass or even overthrow the p.a. leadership as the u.s. tries to drive this through appealing to the palestinians on grounds of economic opportunity that might be available to them if the u.s. peace plan were adopted they say the palestinian authority continues to say that the u.s. declaration on jerusalem recognizing it as israel's capital disqualifies united states a speech of much of mahmoud abbas as words just read out over the last twenty four hours again says that the united states is morally and politically unfit to take part in the peace process they are keen to show that their supporters a very much behind them in that message. other french government and several companies are being accused of freely selling egypt's president the tools he needs to brutally crackdown on dissent a report by the international federation for human rights and other non-governmental organizations looks not only at weapons but als

and now her mother and father abbas in an arm mom are sitting with her there and they're going to make some statements and then afterwards the media will be able to address them and basically what they're doing now is just telling the reporters there how this event is going to go and we will carry that for you live from beginning to end so this will be the first public comments she has made sets being released from prison and really a symbol of the resistance. the occupation and a real discussion that has been sparked about locking up minors for things such as this and particularly for so long. and let. the very beginning to think you have to think of those social pulled me while being good prison like to thank all those who have led companies fully and for the sake of me to thank all the journalists and media people who are you today and who were there before because without them voice would never be able to reach the. pains to continue seeing what the president has left in israeli prisons. and i would be all was available with you i would be with you for the prisoners. sent from the

he did, almost as good as abba.ore we go — ron christie is back with us to help make sense of it all. how was that seats seating you? how was that seats seating you ?m is mighty comfortable. do the americans, should the americans be worried about what happens in the mid—term elections after two—day's press conference? has he given the russians carte press conference? has he given the russians ca rte blanche? press conference? has he given the russians ca rte blanche ?” press conference? has he given the russians carte blanche? i have to say, if i am a democrat who was on a swing state right now, you footage that we saw of the president today, is dream footage. refusing to criticise putin. it has got to have a lot of democrats feeling very motivated for the mid—term election. of course, they are now on air force 147 or eight hours. from what i have watched in the american networks, even on fox news there are some fairly ha rd—hitting headlines even on fox news there are some fairly hard—hitting headlines from fox new

the great thing is with abba's back catalogue there were so many more songs to use.od music and i'm sure you've spoken to the director, 0l parker, but it was interesting hearing what he said about throwing all those songs onto a display board and then creating a story through them and around them and he's done that so well. was it fun with all the younger cast coming through, did you all enjoy, was it the same chemistry? it really was and i think that says so much about judy, who's the original creator, and i suppose the family which she's made, we all get on so well and after ten years we just fell back into friendships and then there was the new lot who've been cast in a way because they're such a sweet, lovely bunch of people, we all got on really well. i was sort of caught in between, i never knew which table i was meant to be at for dinner. the grown—ups or the children? i didn't know who i was. i still think i'm at the children's table. it's always more fun. absolutely. lovely to meet you, dominic. enjoy the premiere. kensington palace has released a set of pho