a badger. do you really think you can meet the russian delegation looking like that? no.get back to your rooms. thank you. shouting: did you just look at me? did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! it's brilliantly acted as you can tell. i really enjoyed it. i wondered what it was about, is it about power getting to somebody‘s head, the capriciousness of power?|j think head, the capriciousness of power?” think when it was written it was about trying to get this special moment in royal history when the land was ruled by three women. it's about the vying of affections from this monarch from the upcoming emma stone, trying to get the affections of queen and from rachel weisz. it's set in hatfield house. there's a lot of... it's directed by a greek director and i think he brings a freshness, bawdiness and riskiness to the period drama. he is saying even though its 300 years ago, things haven't changed all that much in terms of the sexism, power and class struggle in british society. i think it's a sly dig at that, otherwise it's a funny, bawdy romp. it also gets v

you look like a badger. 0h. are you going to cry? really? well, what do you think you look like?you really think you can meet the russian delegation like that? no. i will manage it. go back to your rooms. thank you. did you just look at me? did you? look at me! how dare you?! close your eyes! it's brilliantly acted, as you can tell from that. you sort of wonder, though, i really enjoyed it, i wondered kind of what it was about. is it about that power going to someone‘s head, the capriciousness of power? i think when it was written, it was about trying to get this very special moment in british royal history where the land was ruled by two, three women. it's about the vying for the affections for this monarch from this upcomer, emma stone, trying to get those affections of queen anne away from rachel weisz. it's set in hatfield house, which played a starring role. there's also bewigged aristocrats wandering around, sort of being fat and excessive and doing duck voices, and doing duck races, and it is directed by a greek director, yorgos lanthimos, and i think he brings a sort of f

how many times a day to you badgered the teachers?” they are.rs? i am surprised about this. from my point of view, my children are only at primary school and this focuses mainly on secondary school but i wouldn't know how to get in contact with the teachers, apart from the pa rents with the teachers, apart from the parents evening. this talks about technology and what it has done in the number of different professors and industries. that has taken workload away but what people are saying about teachers is actually, the emergence of being able to e—mail your teacher is growing the workload for a teacher in an industry where that profession has been so massively understaffed. you have to be answerable on e—mail all day long? yes, yes. but i guess you are paid to be fair, more than the average teacher? that is probably true but it is a different situation because i am not a teacher with however many students and the future of those students with parents who wa nt to of those students with parents who want to know what's best for their children goin

you look like a badger. are you going to cry? well, what do you think you look like? a badger.really think you can meet the russian delegation looking like that? no. iwill manage it. go back to your rooms. thank you. did you just look at me? did you? look at me! how dare you, close your eyes! funny, sad, bawdy, it's got everything. it is the badger quote. what are the key themes we should be looking out for this time? i think we will see diversion lyrical diversity in action. i think it will really change this year. the oscars will be nominated by tracy ellis ross, the daughter of diana ross, and a pakistani born comic actor and we will see films like black panther blackkklansman. diversity takes a while to filter through but i think we will see that this time. in terms of women involved in film—making, has not changed? i think you might be disappointed if you're looking for female directors. in the next few minutes, we are going to be hearing who is in the running for the 91st academy awards. we are going to take you straight to los angeles life now andjoin you straight to los

you guys refer to yourself as "band of badgers?"band of badgers." for some reason, i don't know why. >> seth: gotcha. but the other amazing thing is obviously you were all playing americans, and there were so many -- i believe it's the first time i saw michael fassbender. is that -- >> yeah. tom hardy. >> seth: tom hardy. yeah. >> simon pegg. >> seth: and, oh, simon pegg. wow. >> schwimmer. like i know him. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know. schwimbo. >> seth: we had seen schwimmer before here. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. might have seen him in a little show, it was called "compadres." [ laughter ] and -- >> seth: you guys called it "badgers." [ laughter ] >> we called it -- we just called it -- but, yeah, no. there was bit -- 10% of the cast, it seemed to me, i'm roughly evaluating, imdb can prove me wrong if they like, were american. and the rest were all people like myself playing smaller parts. so scottish, english, irish. a lot of australians. and -- but i didn't know this. and maybe i came in four months in and it had al

bill badger. these were the people wounded by the gunman. congressman ron barbour who is now my district director. ken dureshka. james fuller. randy gardner. congresswoman gabbie giffords. susie heilemann. george morris. mary reid. pam simon who is in the gallery with us today. mavy stoddard, ken tucker. the members of my community had never seen such a devastating tragedy before yet they responded with compassion and kindness toward the survivors. and the families of those who were murdered. they did not let this horrific tragedy define who we were. three memorials sprung up spontaneously. at the site of the shooting. at congresswoman giffords' office. and at the university hospital where the most seriously wounded were taken. thanks to the quick actions of members of the public who rushed by the the wounded and first responders lives were saved that morning. this mental health of everyone in attendance was adversely affected. and many of the survivors still endure the physical and mental impact the shooting had on their lives. the families

you look like a badger. what have we learned this year?lywood does appear to be becoming more inclusive u nless appear to be becoming more inclusive unless you happen to be a female director. it feels less political with no major anti—donald trump ra nts. with no major anti—donald trump rants. in recent years they have gone to fantasies but this year it feels much more about nonfiction, true stories from queen to queen anne. and on to ex—vice president, dick cheney, plagued by a mischievous christian bale. thank you to satan who has given me inspiration on how to play this role. it was a good night for british talent, which enjoyed television success. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. after an afteran mp is after an mp is called nazi some, a senior cabinet member calls for the police to take action. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins — your headlines tonight. a stunner from rueben neves sends wolves through to the fourth round of the fa cup — as liverpool are knocked out

controversial issue of saudi arabia's male guardian ship last back on the global agenda that he could badger from d.w. social media can tell us all welcome federica so what are you seeing as this debate plays out across social media we've seen that after a half dramatic escape many saudi many other saudi women have taken to social media to speak out against a system that requires them to have to have the permission of the male for many things to get married to open an account to get a passport to travel they even need a male permission to be freed from prison and we're seeing that there's a remarkable movement on going on with many trending hashtags and we're seeing we've been asking to and male guardianship and the travel ban on saudi women remove guardianship and we won't all migrate so very strong messages and we can look at a couple of those comments from twitter this is for instance a woman called my she writes it's embarrassing that i'm thirty six mother of two an emergency room doctor harvard graduates and still viewed as a minor i am trusted to make a life and death decisions for pat

you look like a badger. then there's the favourite, the court of queen anne, captured in outrageous style. it was like hanging out with your good pals every day and getting to make something so special and unique, and funny, and filthy. it was a proper treat, though. you know, something you would do for free. don't, my agent has a panic any time we say things like that. a costume drama that breaks with all tradition in a year of more open, varied, unconventional nominations. danjohnson, bbc news, los angeles. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. after a slow weekend, things are set to get windy for the start of the week. overnight, tonight, we will see the south—westerly winds freshening with more rain to come into scotland and northern ireland. that rain turning heavier in the north—west later on in the night. for the most part, it should be fairly mild, temperatures 5—7, but the clouds are a bit thinner through the midlands, southern england and rural parts could be down to one or 2 ce

." >> look like a badger. will: hollywood does seem to be becoming more inclusive.s of course you hape n to be a femrector. it feels less political, too -- there wereo majornti-trump rants from the stage or a corporate protest. if recentea awards have "theto fantasies like shape of t waters year it was real life dramas. lechristian won for playing dick cheney. nhristian: thank you to satagi for ng me the expression to play this role. will: bts also one in the television category for "a very english channel." -- scandal." laura: next, the oscars. i'm laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work and your lifestyl so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlineyou can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possibley the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs.ar >> we you doing? >> possibilities. your day is filled with them. >> tv, play

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you look like a badger. 0h.... are you going to cry? really? well...s. thank you. did you just look at me? did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! three brilliant characters there, 0livia colman, emma stone and rachel wise. the cardboard cut outs were the blokes which turns things round, thatis the blokes which turns things round, that is what attracted people to this story, it has taken that long this story, fit has tarerrthafiorrg it to become — is bein held $777 is bein held f777 is bein held m7 ” wav. it is beino held up now. in_a where there is not many female year where there is not many female nominees in the technical categories this is the film that is brandishing feminism and pushing it forward. i think it is doing that and putting that into british history, one step more forward then it will be doing it in 0scars history. more forward then it will be doing it in oscars history. we should be clear the suggestions that perhaps there was a lesbian relationship involving queen anne are scurrilous. it is not necessarily the case. involv

you look like a badger.s premier league leicester city are knocked out. —— the biggest shark. good evening. the prime minister says this week's publication of the plan marked a historic moment for the nhs, it's budget rising by an extra £20 billion a year by 2023. labour says the ten year plan is short of the funding and the staffing it would need to succeed. here is our health editor hugh pym. the nhs, caring in the home. that's what gwyneth has experienced in a scheme in somerset, which service leaders want to see extended across england as part of the new long—term plan. she was in hospital with a heart problem, but got home quickly because local nhs and social care staff could work out her needs away from hospital, including equipment to help her cope on her own. what sort of things has it helped you with? well, confidence, for a start. the feeling that there's always somebody there. you see, i live on my own, apart from a yorkshire terrier. and you do need a certain backing. you think you don't, because

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you look like a badger. of. are you going to cry? really? what do you think you look like? badger. c,’ me, looked me! )id of me, looked me! howzz? you! at me, looked at me! how dare you! close your eyes! very funny and dark, but what i like is the complicated nature of the personalities of the three female leads, adapt and be dimensional characters. the only sticking point of grace as we had three oscar nominations, olivia kallman for best actress but also anna stone and rachel weisz had been nominated for best supporting actress which could best supporting actress which could bea best supporting actress which could be a split vote, so hopefully somebody goes home with something. but they had both one and oscar before balian never nominated said this is her first as well richard e grant. brilliant we'll get there later, but on the best actress category, olivia coleman is up against glenn close, they could be tricky. always a bridesmaid until now six times nominated, he could be her time i believe we collect in the trade, so yes she won a golden glove as well as political and then,

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>> you look like a badger.is a favou darkly comic drama with olivia coleman in a warts-and-all performance. along with her are costars rachel weisz and emma stone. "the favourite" is the favoritel t win. >> it is the odds on favorite to -- stick your money on it. period dramas are always a favorite. its ggest rival is "roma," beautiful drama from alfonso cuaron. will: best actor? >> less competition than in the best actress category this year. well, rami malek won t golden globe for his transformation mercury, but i think this is christle's nomination to lose. he is astonishing in "vice." totalns trmation as dick cheney. >> the vice presidency is mostly a symbolic job. >> right, right. will: ok, best actress. >> embarrassment of riches. there are so many. i am pleased to say female-driven dram, but it has got to be straight competition between olivia colman -- she has tgot to win on her homeurf, but huge competition from glenn close in "the wife." a downtrodden wife of a nobel prize winner. >> when i was out be

the badgers in rural parts could be around minus five or six. —— temperatures.ts of sunshine from the start of the day through to sunset. still some cloud and one or two showers across eastern coastal counties. all of us will see temperatures in single figures, probably lower than we should be for the time of year. high pressure remaining through to the end of the week. very little changing with the weather. if you have extended your christmas break there is plenty of a chance to get out and enjoy the outdoors. one or two patches of fog but it is looking fine by day with long sunny spells. think about taking your hat and gloves if you are going out. people around the world have been saying goodbye to 2018 and welcoming in 2019 with a bang. in london, an estimated 100,000 people gathered to watch big ben's customary bongs mark the start of the new year. in edinburgh, the city's street party to celebrate hogmanay saw fireworks light up edinburgh castle, with the festivities headlined by the band franz ferdinand. 13 hours earlier auckland, closest to the internatio

price.ey paid a heavy and they have been badgered for over a year. and they shouldn't. have be >> reporter: the shooting was captured on video. prosecutors said it showed van dyke firing 16 shots at mcdonald. the video was a key piecef idence in both trials. >> to say that the men are not guilty is to say that jason van dyke is not guilty. reporter: family and supporters of laquan mcdonald expressed outrage. >> we know that the chicago police care more about protecting each other's lies an they care about the letter of the law. >> reporter: jason van dyke convicted of secondegree murder and aggravated battery faces up to 96 years in prison. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> van dyke ischeduled to be sentenced today. >>> disgraced movie pro harvey weinstein is parting ways with his criminal defense lawyer. in a statement weinstein praised benjamin brafman for his work, saying the two have split up amicably. brman is leaving just weeks after failing to get weinstein's charges dismissed. weinstein has been charged with raping an unidentified woman inside a hotel room in 2015. he

you look like a badger. danjohnson reporting, thanks for watching. the weather has been fairly quiet recently and a lot of cloud around but mainly dry with light winds. for some of us, that's about to change, a much windier start to the new week. as the winds ease, it will turn colder for a time, but for much of the working week, mainly dry with a bit more in the way of sunshine. the wins will freshen overnight where we will see the rain freshening. drierfor where we will see the rain freshening. drier for england where we will see the rain freshening. drierfor england and wales, temperatures are around five to7 wales, temperatures are around five to 7 degrees. temperatures in rural parts could be down to one or 2 degrees. sunshine will be fleeting on monday. wet weather to start within scotland and northern ireland, it moves southwards. sunshine into scotland, away from the north—west when it gets wetter and winter. a mild de everywhere. temperatures in double figures. the main story is the strength of the

you look like a badger. 18th—century court of queen anne, who is played by 0livia colman in a warts—and—all performance, alongside her two co—stars, emma stone and rachel weisz. the gun fires, makes a sound, but releases no shot. well, the favourite is clearly the favourite, but will it win? what do you think, larushka? let's start with best film. i think the favourite is odds—on favourite to win. stick your money on it now. i think period dramas always do incredibly well, especially at the baftas. i think its biggest rival will be roma, beautiful memoir of childhood from alfonso cuaron, of his time in mexico. all right, larushka — best actor? best actor — i think it's less of a competition than it is in the best actress category, for once, this year. well, rami malek won the golden globe for best actor for his transformation into freddie mercury, but i think this is christian bale's nomination to lose. i think he was just astonishing in vice. it was a total transformation as dick cheney. the vice presidency

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you look like a badger.‘t, my agent has a panic any time we say things like that. a costume drama that breaks with all tradition in a year of more open, varied, unconventional nominations. danjohnson, bbc news, los angeles. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett.

you look like a badger. colman in a warts—and—all performance. alongside, her two co—stars, emma stone and rachel weisz. makes a sound but releases no shot. well, the favourite is clearly the favourite, but, will it win? what do you think, larushka? let's start with best film. i think the favourite is odds—on favourite to win, stick your money on it now. i think period dramas always do incredibly well, especially at the baftas. i think its biggest rival will be roma, beautiful memoir of childhood from alfonso cuaron of his time in mexico. all right, larushka — best actor? i think it is less of a competition that it is in the best actress category, for once, this year. well, rami malek won the golden globe for best actor for his transformation into freddie mercury. but i think this is christian bale's nomination to lose. i think he was just astonishing in vice. it was a total transformation as dick cheney. the vice—presidency as mostly a symbolicjob. is mostly a symbolicjob. right, right. ok, best actress? em

you look like a badger.ts—and—all performance. alongside, her two co—stars, emma stone and rachel weisz. well, the favourite is clearly the favourite, but, will it win? what do you think? let's start with best film. i think the favourite is odds on favourite to win, stick your money on it now. i think the period dramas always do incredibly well, especially at the baftas. i think its biggest rival will be roma, beautiful memoir of childhood from alfonso cuaron of his time in mexico. all right — best actor. i think it is less of a competition that it is in the best actress category, for once, this year. well, rami malik won the golden globe for best actor well, rami malek won the golden globe for best actor for his transformation into the freddie mercury. but i think this is christian bale's nomination to lose. i think he was just astonishing in vice. it was a total transformation as dick cheney. vice president i see is mostly a symbolicjob. vice president i see is mostly a symbolic job. right, vice president

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you look like a badger.s like hanging out with your good pals every day and getting to make something so special and unique, and funny, and filthy. it was a proper treat, though. you know, something you would do for free. don't, my agent has a panic any time we say things like that. it's a costume drama that breaks with all tradition in a year of more open, varied, unconventional nominations. danjohnson, bbc news, los angeles. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. cheeses hello. this is bbc news. the two men, who were arrested during friday night's armed raid on a house in coventry, have been released without charge pending further inquiries. meanwhile, police have confirmed that the man who was shot dead by firearms officers, was 31—year—old sean fitzgerald, who lived in the town. the incident is being investigated by the independent 0ffice for police conduct. audrey dias reports. this house on a busy residential street in

you look like a badger. 0h. what have we learned from the golden globes this year? feels less political with no major anti—trump rants or red carpet protests. in recent years they have gone to fantasies but this year it feels much more about nonfiction, true stories from queen to queen anne. and on to ex—vice president dick cheney, played by a mischievous christian bale. thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. it was a good night for british talent, which enjoyed television success. and we'll be taking another in—depth look at the papers, our guests joining me tonight, the political strategist jo tanner, and the associate editor of the new statesman, george eaton, that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. yes, we got it right. it took me three goes, though, which is out of order. they are standing byjust to my left. now it's time for the weather with chris fawkes. hello. you might have noticed that the weather hasn't really changed much recently. there is a good reason for that. if i take you to christmas day, as you were eating

you look like a badger. good pals every day and getting to make something so special and unique, and funny, and filthy. it was a proper treat, though. you know, something you could do for free. don't, my agent has a panic any time we say things like that. at a costume drama that breaks with all tradition in a year of more open, varied, unconventional nominations. danjohnson, bbc news, los angeles. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. after a slow weekend, things are set to get windy for the start of the week. 0vernight tonight, we will see the south—westerly winds freshening. there is more rain to come into scotla nd there is more rain to come into scotland and northern ireland, turning heavier in the north—west later on in the night. for the most pa rt later on in the night. for the most part it should be fairly mild, temperatures 5—7 degrees, but rural parts could be down to one or two celsius. we have a storm brewing in the atlantic, and that is where we will see the wind is really pickin

you look like a badger.very day and getting to make something so special and unique, and funny, and filthy. it was a proper treat, though. you know, something you'd do for free. don't — my agent has a panic any time we say things like that. it's a costume drama that breaks with all tradition, in a year of more open, varied, unconventional nominations. danjohnson, bbc news, los angeles. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, rob merrick, who's the deputy political editor at the independent, and the journalist and author, natalie haynes. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30pm. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. this quiet, settled weather we've had all year looks like coming to an end now. pressure is falling and we had this deepening area of low pressure running to the north of scotland and that is starting to pick the winds up in the north as well. further south, high pressure is still being on, a few holes in the cloud so chilly start the staf

here they can get away from the tourists and reporters that badger them in san francisco. >> communes help themselves. >> we lived communally because it was the cheapest way to live. a lot of people began to clarify and simplify their lives. >> what will follow this dispersal of the hippie movement to the countryside is hard to predict. they may be, as they say, coming here to build the foundations for a new society in this nation. or they may be becoming like the woolly mammoth, to find their own extinction. ♪ down where the wood vines twine, that's where i meet my love ♪ ♪ down where the sun never shines, down in the woods ♪ ♪ where the wood vine twines >> i was working for "the new york times" in the catskills. and there were just a couple of us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i finally said to a cop, what the hell is going on? he says, "i don't know, there are thousands of people here, and they're all going to some farm." and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't a

cnn's grandstanding reporter, another hat, jim acosta badgered counsel to president kellyanne conway. >> will tell the truth tonight. >> yes, jim do you promise you will, so help you god, can i mention god to you? make sure that goes viral. this is why i'm be on of only people here that gives you the time of day. >> let me get back in your face, you are such a smart [bleep], i know you want to go viral, a lot of these people don't like you, but to be respectful to media at large, i explain that was alternative. and i could blained i explaine, don't you put it back in my face for all correction that your network issued, i was on your network 25 times, and disrespect you show to me personally, i will look past. >> no, no, don't call me ma'am. >> stop trying to make schuff stuff happen, well done, jim away to make your network proud, idiot >> guy benson is here with fox news political can analyst ja nu green and matt welch >> wa? >> hello >> am i wrong to be disgusted that we're sitting here when we should really be sitting in -- >> midtown manhattan had some places that a person can get

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