and in15 and in 15 minutes and we will be live on the red carpet at the royal albert hall, watching stiesthe baftas. and in rugby — england romp to 44 points to 8 victory against france in the six nations match at twickenham. good afternoon. company bosses could face longer sentences of up to seven years in prison, if they mismanage employee pension schemes. that's the warning from the work and pensions secretary amber rudd. plans outlined last year, for a maximum sentence of two years in prison, have been toughened up after public consultation. our business correspondent rob young reports. when the unprofitable construction giant carillion collapsed a year ago, its pension pot had a black hole of hundreds of millions of pounds, as did the bhs pension fund when the high street retailer went into administration in 2016. bankrupt kodak's uk scheme had an even bigger deficit when photographers switched from cameras to smartphones. there are many reasons pension schemes end up in trouble and now the government is proposing a new law to try and make sure that poor behaviour by bosses isn't one

i think richard e grant, one of the biggest cheers at the royal albert hall. never nominated. a cult film that grew and grew. for him but can you ever forgive me is a bit similar. we should have awarded you 32 years ago, we will really want you tonight. great performance in green book. the rising star award is an opportunity for the public to say who they think made an impression. people say, our firm and award ceremonies out of touch? do people see roma and the favourite? no these though it they see black punto. —— panthera. black panther. we will be talking about wild rose next year. lovely evening to look forward to. we will be talking to a costume designer to talk about the fashions. just down the red carpet, i can see cirque de soleil are assembling. some groups are being thrown in the air. we are ready to get started fairly soon. jason will be with us all evening to talk more about all of the nominations and of course the winners when we finally found out later on tonight. —— find out. five red—carpet begins at 5:15pm. and scientists at newcastle university have started

the baftas take place at the royal albert hall tonight.ment correspondent lizo mzimba. as has become traditional, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honour at this year's ceremony, and it's a royal drama, the favourite, which many expect to live up to its title and win the prestigious best film award, while its star, 0livia colman, who plays queen anne, is the favourite for best actress. look at me! how dare you close your eyes! she has tough competition from the wife star glenn close, after she won at the screen actors guild for her portrayal of the wife of an award—winning author. you were seducing the luscious linnea 7 nothing happened. don't you dare insult my intelligence! four years out of the last five, best actor has been won by someone playing a real—life character. now the vice presidency is mostly a symbolicjob. this year, christian bale, who plays former us vice president dick cheney in vice... # so you think you can stone me and spit in my eye... and rami malek, who plays freddie mercury in the queen biopi

welcome to the royal albert hall in london. this is where the bafta film awards have been taking place, this is what everyone has been hoping to ta ke is what everyone has been hoping to take home but not quite so big. here with me to talk to the result is that film criticjason solomons. you we re that film criticjason solomons. you were keeping a tally, tell us what the numbers were. 7-4 was the score, 74 the the numbers were. 7-4 was the score, 7a the favourite, 44 roma, the favourite won the outstanding british film along with other awards including four olivia colman but roma took out the big prizes including best director and best picture, the first film in a foreign language to win best picture here at the baftas sincejean de florette. the favourite, a british film, seven awards, talk us through them. as olivia colman said when she was accepting her award for best actress, she said the cast would all go and get drunk later but they deserve it, it was a great night for a film which has won hearts, the biggest cheer went to

welcome to the royal albert hall in london.everyone has been hoping to take home but not quite so big. here with me to talk to the result is that film criticjason solomons. you we re that film criticjason solomons. you were keeping a tally, tell us what the numbers were. 7-4 was the score, 7a the favourite, aa

the bafta film awards take place at the royal albert hall tonight. queen anne, has twelve nominations. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. as has become traditional, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honour this year's ceremony. and it's a royal drama, the favourite, which many expect to live up to its title and win the prestigious best film award. while its star, olivia colman, who plays queen anne, is the favourite for best actress. did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! she has tough competition, though, from the wife star glenn close, after she won at the screen actors guild for her portrayal of the wife of an award—winning author. you were seducing the luscious linnea? nothing happened. don't you dare insult my intelligence! four years out of the last five, best actor has been won by someone playing a real—life character. the vice presidency is mostly a symbolicjob. this year, christian bale, who plays former us vice president dick cheney in vice... and remi malik, who plays freddie mercury in t

the bafta film awards are taking place at london's royal albert hall.ay to celebrate than by chatting to one of those nominated in the best visual effects category for their work on fantastic beasts: the crimes of grindelwald. i can't move against grindelwald. it has to be you. technically you can do just about anything these days. so i think more of ourjob, at what we're set the challenge by bothjo rowling's scripts and by david yates is is to creatively push the envelope and use the technology to aid that. we had some very specific things thatjo had written in the script, but we also had, like, newt's hospital, where it was maybe a bit, a few were more background creatures that we could go on some of the same journeys that we did with the case. but one of the key creatures was the zouwu, you know, it's fairly specifically written as like a chinese tiger—like creature. one of the animation artists built it and animated it and got it moving. and then, really, it was a voyage of discovering of working out how it would move, how it would look, what its ta

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ba fta in the british movie calendar, the bafta film awards are taking place at london's royal albert hallc piece, the crimes of grindelwald. category pot those work on fantastic piece, the crimes of grindelwaldlj can't move against him. it has to be you. —— fantastic beasts the crimes of grindelwald. more of ourjob, at what we have to do is that baby and david yates is to creatively push the envelope and use the technology to aid them. we had some very specific things that had been written in the script, we had a hospital where there were more background creatures were we could go on some of the journeys. one of the key creatures was fairly specifically written as like a chinese tiger like creature. one of the animation artists built it and animated it and got it moving. and then, really, it was a voyage of discovering of working out how it would move, what its tail would be made of, et cetera, et cetera. in the script, it described it as it i’ufis the script, it described it as it runs 1000 miles a day. tim and i we re runs 1000 miles a day. tim and i were like, 0k, how are we going to d

yes, this was the return to boxing at the famous royal albert hall in london and nicola adams was beingry special moment for her, but she will get a chance later in the year what she's recovered from injury. so that chance will still be there for her to make history alongside anthonyjoshua who she won gold with at london 2012 and... a reminder of our top story. caster semenya's case at the court of arbitration for sport has thrown it is expected to last five days. following closely here on the programme in the coming days. for now though that is all. goodbye. hello, temperatures on the up again later this week but to start the week, they have taken a little step backwards and there has been a bit of rain in some spots, north—east england fared well for sunshine with the odd passing shower around. this is the club that has brought the rain to parts of east anglia, south—east england but there is a gap between that and the next weather system coming in late tuesday into wednesday. in that gap comic les bell is developing overnight, and some sunny spells for a time tomorrow. that is the en

the bafta film awards are taking place at london's royal albert hall. to one of those nominated in the best visual effects category for their work on fantastic beasts: the crimes of grindelwald? i can't move against grindelwald. it has to be you. technically, you can dojust about anything these days. so i think more of ourjob, and what we're set with the challenge by bothjo rowling's scripts and by david yates is to creatively push the envelope and use the technology to aid that. we had some very specific things thatjo had written in the script, but we also had, like, newt's hospital, where it was maybe a few more background creatures that we could go on some of the same journeys that we did with the case. but one of the key creatures was the zouwu, you know, it's fairly specifically written as like a chinese tiger—like creature. one of the animation artists built it and animated it and got it moving. and then, really, it was a voyage of discovery of working out how it would move, how it would look, what its tail would be made of, et cetera, et cetera.

the royal couple walked the red carpet at the royal albert hall in the past half hour.resent the academy's highest accolade, the fellowship, to the film editor thelma schoonmaker. let's take a look now at some of the nominations for best film. i'm not risking my life from preventing a couple of rednecks from lighting sticks on fire. this is the job, what your problem? that's my problem, for you if you could say, for me it's a job. —— crusade. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you are jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. who did your makeup? we went with something dramatic, do you like it? you look like a badger. 0h. are you going to cry? really? well, what do you think you look like? a badger. tell me what you're trying to say. i don't know. you know, i'll miss it. then say that. but do it in a manner that no one else has ever done it before. something like, put this down. "falling in love with you was the easiest thing i've ever done." they speak spanish. # i'm off the deep end, watch it as idie # i'm

meanwhile nicola adams‘s world title fight against mexico's arely mucino at the royal albert hall nextd, and the fight will be rescheduled for later this year. one of the world's most successful track athletes, caster semenya, has arrived at court in switzerland to challenge controversial plans to limit testosterone levels in female athletes. the sport's governing body wants athletes with a higher—than—normal level of male hormones to take medication before they compete, to ensure races are fair. our sports news correspondent, richard conway is in lausanne. this is a five—day hearing. we saw this morning caster semenya arrived with her legal team. she is challenging those eligibility rules from the iaaf which say that athletes with naturally occurring high levels of testosterone must ta ke high levels of testosterone must take medication for six months prior to competing in elite middle—distance events. she says that such rules are discriminatory against her because she was born with hyperandrogenism. on the other side, the iaaf say they must take action against this. there is so much

my colleague martine croxall has been following the ceremony at the royal albert hall with the film criticjason the score, seven for the favourite, four for roma, 7—4 was the score, seven for the favourite, fourfor roma, but 7—4 was the score, seven for the favourite, four for roma, but the big winner is roma, that one best nontidal. the favourite was best outstanding british film, including a gong for best actress olivia colman, but roma took best picture and best director for this black—and—white mexican film, the first film in a foreign language to win best film here at the bafta since 1987, shonda flores. win best film here at the bafta since1987, shonda floresli win best film here at the bafta since 1987, shonda flores. i know you are a big fan of roma, so that will please you. but the favourite, a british phone, had 12 nominations as you said —— the favourite, but seven awards. quite a high conversion rate here at the baftas, and asa conversion rate here at the baftas, and as a olivia colman said when accepting her award, we have had quite a night, haven't we? she said the cast would all

and in15 and in 15 minutes and we will be live on the red carpet at the royal albert hall, watching stiestch at twickenham.

hello and welcome to the royal albert hall, for the most exciting night in the british film calendar. it's the baftas. in a moment, we'll be talking about the films, styles and fashion with our special guest film criticjason solomons, and the fashion designer maria grachvogel. let's begin with a look at the nominations for best film. i'm not risking my life from preventing a couple of rednecks from lighting sticks on fire. this is the job, what your problem? that's my problem, for you if you could say, for me it's a job. —— crusade. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you are jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. who did your makeup? we went with something dramatic, do you like it? you look like a badger. 0h. are you going to cry? really? well, what do you think you look like? a badger. tell me what you're trying to say. i don't know. you know, i'll miss it. then say that. but do it in a manner that no one else has ever done it before. something like, put this down. "falling in love with you was the easiest thing i've ev

meanwhile nicola adams‘ world title fight against mexico‘s arely mucino at the royal albert hall nextt a bit of silverware could make all the difference to theirjob prospects. maurizio sarri is under pressure at chelsea with his side losing three of their last four league matches. it‘s quite the opposite for ole gunnar solskjaer. despite losing his first match as caretaker manager of manchester united last week, the norwegian‘s stock remains high at old trafford — and a good league and cup run could help him secure the role permanently. alexis sanchez scored for united in the last round, bringing his tally to just five goals sincejoining from arsenal over a year ago. he has admitted he‘s worried about his form but solskjaer says the chilean forward is improving. when you go through periods where you do not perform up to your standard, because we know he is a good player, so it isjust one standard, because we know he is a good player, so it is just one of those things. you know, that bottle of ketchup when it never comes, when it suddenly comes it is loads. you are right, you can do it

the bafta film awards are taking place at london's royal albert hall.re of ourjob, and what we're set with the challenge by bothjo rowling's scripts and by david yates is is to creatively push the envelope and use the technology to aid that. we had some very specific things thatjo had written in the script, but we also had, like, newt's hospital, where it was maybe a bit, a few were more background creatures that we could go on some of the same journeys that we did with the case. but one of the key creatures was the zouwu, you know, it's fairly specifically written as like a chinese tiger—like creature. one of the animation artists built it and animated it and got it moving. and then, really, it was a voyage of discovery of working out how it would move, how it would look, what its tail would be made of, et cetera, et cetera. in the script, it described it as it runs 1000 miles a day. tim and i were always like, my god, wow, how are we going to describe that, how are we going to show that? so we came up with the idea that maybe it could magically leap a

meanwhile nicola adams' world title fight against mexico's arely mucino at the royal albert hall next year. england defence coachjohn mitchell says that maro itoje could be back in contention to play against wales this weekend. the lock picked up a knee injury in england's six nations opener against ireland in dublin. it was first expected that he would miss the game in cardiff because of medial ligament damage, but england say he's recovering quicker than expected. heather watson is still waiting for herfirst main tour win of the year after losing at the hungarian 0pen. the briton was leading the final set 5—3, but russian teenager anastasia potapova won the next three games, before claiming victory in a tie break. that's it for now. i'll have a full round up for you in sportsday at 10.30. a group of more than 30 migrants has been brought ashore after the uk border force intercepted a boat in the channel the group of people, whose nationalities are not yet known, were brought ashore at dover by a coastal patrol vessel and given blankets. a home office spokesperson said three men have

meanwhile nicola adams‘ world title fight against mexico's arely muscino at the royal albert hall nextona. which is under way in barcelona. they are the only team who couldn't get their car ready in time. they're hoping britain's george russell will get to drive it tomorrow. ferrari's sebastian vettel topped the timesheets, while world champion lewis hamilton was one of the slowest in his mercedes. and finally 21 brave souls gathered at the cresta run in the swiss town of st moritz over the weekend to take part in the grand national toboggan race. only members of the st moritz tobogganing club can take part in the iconic run which drops by 514 feet, with ten corners on the course. the infamous shuttlecock corner saw a few runs come to an early end. everyone who crashed was ok though. the winner for the second year running was switzerland's nico juelich. and finally, we all know that liverpool is as famous for music as it is for football. the beatles conquered all of europe, much like the football team and are extremely popular in germany. as bayern munich have shown with this instagram

meanwhile, nicola adams' world title fight against mexico's arely mucino at the royal albert hall nexteam will be missing again from pre—season testing, which is underway in barcelona. they're the only team who couldn't get their car ready in time. they're hoping britain's george russell will get to drive it tomorrow. ferrari's sebastian vettel topped the timesheets, while world champion lewis hamilton was one of the slowest in his mercedes. and finally, we all know that liverpool is as famous for music as it is for football. the beatles conquered all of europe, much like the football team, and are extremely popular in germany — as bayern munich have shown with this instagram post ahead of their champions league match at anfield tonight. here's their take on the beatles classic abbey road album cover. at their bigger than david hasselhoff? key is huge in germany. the beatles? definitely. when the berlin wall came down, who did they ask to sing? the half. is he still big in germany? yes. is that because knight rider was translated over there? knight rider and baywatch, what a combinatio

hall farm in cheshire. described as "one of our greatest actors", albert finney has died after a short illness. he was 82.efore forging a reputation as one of britain's leading screen stars in films such as saturday night and sunday morning, tom jones, and erin brockovich. will gompertz looks back at his life. don't let the bastards grind you down — that's one thing i've learned. albert finney was one of the original angry young men, appearing in a raft of kitchen—sink dramas depicting the everyday realities and frustrations of working—class life. i could get through in half the time if i went like a bull, but they'd only slash my wages — so they can get stuffed. he helped redefine british film and theatre in the early 1960s and leaves a lasting legacy. he's the godfather of us all. he's the person who made me believe i could do it because he was from salford, my parents knew his family. my dad told me, you know, his dad was a bookie in salford, my dad probably had a bet. by 1963, he was being talked about as the next laurence olivier, to whom he would allude when playing the role of a fading actor manage

halls. this was a milestone case for germany which are the already caused a great deal of social and political fallout. if not a shuttle to albert i'm not one of them nicholas and all shows i'll let you know understand all. that it. is in for you well yeah same test this kid is my dad and it needs to be easy is. the call would hear the cases of those accused of involvement in the murder of eight ethnic turks one grief in a policewoman to bomb attacks and fifteen bank robberies in different parts of the country because. two thousand and two thousand and seven it'd look like it what would it look like if you feel. the ninth of september two thousand. come saturday in nuremberg in the german state the variance. and version check of flower wholesaler was on his way to deliver an order to league news history. while parked at the side of the road she was shot with a bullet from two different guns used in silence is. alive but seriously wounded she was taken to hospital but he died two times. he was thirty eight years old and the father of two children. nine months later in june two thousand and one two other ethnic turkish shopkeepers

albert. -- out there. rep. smith: what happened in 2017? the tax act was passed in december of 2017. dir. hall: we just had a strengthening economy. rep. smith: president trump's regulatory relief? dir. hall: it may have had an impact. i do think there were probably some signs that people anticipated a tax act coming up. rep. smith: optimism by consumers? dir. hall: that is possible. rep. smith: because of president trump's policies? dir. hall: i would say in anticipation. rep. smith: because he pushed tax reform, right? also, we heard some discussion in here earlier that said tax revenues are up from last year, is that correct? dir. hall: i believe that is true. rep. smith: after passage of the tax cuts and jobs act, what did we lose in revenue? discussion said we have the highest deficit now because of the tax cut. how much did we lose last year because of the tax cuts? dir. hall: i would have to look that up. rep. smith: i think that's a pretty important issue. you know, you did not counter that statement. i would like that number of how much revenue we lost. dir. hall: i can give you some

promoted baseball, albert spalding of spalding sporting-goods who made up this idea that a general named abner doubleday exempted baseball in cooperstown, new york. that is why the baseball hallf fame today is in cooperstown, new york. there is no record whatsoever that abner doubleday set foot in cooperstown, new york and no idea we have that he knew the difference between a baseball and a rattlesnake, yet after doubleday was put forward because he was a civil war general hero. this idea of associating baseball with war, which meant associating baseball with patriotism which meant associating baseball with the northern army in the coming together of the country following the civil war. >> host: we have seen a few sports teams say no to going to the white house after a championship during the trump administration. is this the first time this is happen? >> guest: you had individuals refused to go to the white house over the years for political reasons, you had a goalie named tim thomas for the boston bruins who is on the right side of the political persuasion who wouldn't meet with president obama. you had different players during the bush years who would not go. one of the fa

albert spalding as in spalding sporting-goods who made up this idea that agenda by the name of abner doubleday invented baseball in cooperstown, new york. there is no record and that's what the baseball hall of fame to the state is in cooperstown, new york. there is no record whatsoever that abner doubleday ever set foot in cooperstown, new york, and distal i do that we have company did the fifth -- knew the difference between a baseball and a rattlesnake. yet abner doubleday was put forward because he was this civil war general hero. it was his idea associating baseball with the warnt which meant associating baseball with patriotism which meant associating baseball with the northern army and the coming together of the country following the civil war. >> host: we have seen a few sports teams say no to going to the white house after championship during the trip administration. is this the first time this is happened? >> guest: you have at individual athletes who refuse to go to the white house over the years for s political reaso. you had, for example, a goalie by the name of tim thomas for the boston bruins who is on the right side ofne the political persuasion wouldn't go meet with presi