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this bafta nominations and arm wrestles. this is bafta nominations and arm wrestles .es. this is what's happened and essentially i'm first of all i think women should just be happy that they have some categories left . you have some categories left. you know there is i mean they don't know there is i mean they don't know they've got it. they have been wiped out of the brits. yeah.i been wiped out of the brits. yeah. i mean, come on, guys, stop complaining. all right. but yeah, this is one woman is among the six shortlist for best director . and the five best film director. and the five best film nominees are directed by men. what they've tried to do is and i should say, i'm a member of bafta. okay yeah, just showing off now. am showing off off now. i am showing off exactly why i said that for no other reason. it has nothing to do the story. those dvds do with the story. those dvds early. to get the dvds. early. i used to get the dvds. yeah all streaming the yeah it's all streaming the because i was like, you've got home. and then it was like 1.5 times. you can sell the

this bafta nominations and arm wrestles. this is bafta nominations and arm wrestles .es. this is what's happened and essentially i'm first of all i think women should just be happy that they have some categories left . you have some categories left. you know there is i mean they don't know there is i mean they don't know they've got it. they have been wiped out of the brits. yeah.i been wiped out of the brits. yeah. i mean, come on, guys, stop complaining. all right. but yeah, this is one woman is among the six shortlist for best director . and the five best film director. and the five best film nominees are directed by men. what they've tried to do is and i should say, i'm a member of bafta. okay yeah, just showing off now. am showing off off now. i am showing off exactly why i said that for no other reason. it has nothing to do the story. those dvds do with the story. those dvds early. to get the dvds. early. i used to get the dvds. yeah all streaming the yeah it's all streaming the because i was like, you've got home. and then it was like 1.5 times. you can sell the

. -- bafta film awards. welcome to "world news america on pbsnd around the globe.start with news from the united states. hollywood actor alec baldwin being charged with involuntary manslaughter after a gun that he was handling onset went off and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. the armor for the film "rust" will face the same charge after the gun was found to contain live ammunition. miss hutchins estate -- family released a statement supporting the charges. >> the frantic etched -- efforts to save halyna hutchins in the moments after she was shot. it was during rehearsals when the shootings and death othe 19th century film became all too real. alec baldwin was holding the weapon and was one of the films producers and faces two charges of involuntary manslaughter. in a statement, the actor says "this represents a terrible miscarriage justice. " the film armor who loaded the gun, gutierrez read, faces the same charges. the director has pled guilty to negligent use of a deadly weapon. the santa fe district attorney said that on his watch halyna hutchins is sur

but a reminder of the way that opinion has split between the public and the baftas. it's nominated in four technical categories but not best film or best actor. let's try not to get fired on the first day. and while the original avatar had thejoint most bafta nominations back in 2010, its massively successful sequel is only up for best sound and best effects. in other areas where awards shows are striving to stay relevant, bafta will be pleased. mandy walker is only the second woman ever to be nominated for cinematography, for elvis. and ten of the 2a acting nominees belong to ethnic minorities including black panther wakanda forever�*s angela bassett and triangle of sadness�*s dolly dillion. this is really, really bad. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. some wintry scenes in the north of england, there was some disruption at manchester airport, some of the travel problems too but over the next few days the snow will ease and gradually, it will be a gradual process, things are set to turn milder. we had this stream of snow showers

not english language at the not the english language at the baftas? seems bizarre to just baftas? they're looking i they out of they're looking i they out of the they're looking the what they're looking globally. look at all the things that could win an award. i'm guessing rather it guessing it's not rather than it was film which was was a british film which was made it be in a british made abroad it be in a british company supporting something elsewhere for an elsewhere like elvis up for an award is obviously is up award elvis is obviously is up for best i think. okay butler is as well and good that's my as well and did good that's my go to yeah. no we that definitely the one i would be putting my android i'm testing i thought he was a great actor haley thank you very much . just haley thank you very much. just quickly, novak djokovic recruiting in three sets against novak djokovic is through in three sets. the australian open. so he's advancing onto possibly his 22nd grand slam. we know we're done tastic final words to you there but that's it for week thanks for watching thanks

this years bafta nominees have been announced.minations, including best film, best director, and best supporting actor for albrecht schuch. there are ten nominations for the multi—universe fantasy everything everywhere all at 0nce. it's up for best film and best director, and its stars michelle yeoh and ke huy quan are also recognised. ijust don't like you no more. brendan gleeson and colin farrell are among the ten nominations for the banshees 0f inisherin, a film about two close friends falling out, a situation that perhaps mirrors... you do like me. ..widening disagreements... i don't. ..between the views of awards voters and audiences. take top gun maverick, one of the box office smashes of 2022, but a reminder of the way that opinion has split between the public and the baftas. it's nominated in four technical categories but not best film or best actor. let's try not to get fired on the first day. and while the original avatar had thejoint most bafta nominations back in 2010, its massively successful sequel is only up for bes

commercial success no guarantee, it seems, of bafta glory. katie razzall, bbc news.this weekend — marked by communities all over the world. china's celebrations will include a rabbit—themed musical gala on television. rehearsals are under way. in china, it's the year of the rabbit — and it's considered the luckiest of the 12 zodiac animals, representing peace and longevity. there is a huge range of themed goods being sold. the festival begins on sunday and many will begins on sunday and many will be travelling to spend time with their families. you are watching bbc news. thank you forjoining us. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @monikaplaha. hello there. quite a change of fortunes with our weather this week. it's been cold and frosty, has even been some snow showers around as well. we're going to close out the working week on a similar story — a frosty start, maybe some freezing fog around but for many of us, it's going to be sunny and cold. temperatures to greet us first thing below freezing in towns and city centres, so colder still in more rural spots, particularl

commercial success it seems no guarantee, it seems, of bafta glory. katie razzall, bbc news.ed in the longest match of his career as he made an incredible late—night fightback to secure victory in his second round match against thanasi kokkinakis. the match ended just after 4am local time with murray winning the deciding set 7—5 to complete a remarkable comeback from two sets down. 0nly lleyton hewitt�*s 2008 victory over marcos baghdatis in melbourne has had a laterfinish. quite remarkable that, indeed. and before we go — preparations have begun for the lunar new year this weekend, marked by communities all over the world. china's celebrations will include a rabbit—themed musical gala on television — rehearsals are under way. in china, it's the year of the rabbit, considered the luckiest of the 12 zodiac animals, representing peace and longevity. there are already a huge array of rabbit—themed baked goods and toys being sold in shops. in other countries like vietnam, it'll be the year of the cat. the festival begins on sunday, and many will be travelling to spend time with t

commercial success no guarantee, it seems, of bafta glory. katie razzall, bbc news. news. i will see you back on tuesday next week. —— i will see you back on newsday next week. hello there. quite a change of fortunes with our weather this week. it's been cold and frosty, has even been some snow showers around as well. we're going to close out the working week on a similar story — a frosty start, maybe some freezing fog around but for many of us, it'll be sunny and cold. temperatures to greet us first thing below freezing in towns and city centres, so colder still in more rural spots, particularly where we've got that lying snow. but we've got this little brief ridge of high pressure that's going to quieten things down and give us some sparkling sunshine throughout the day. weather fronts waiting in the wings. a change is on its way. now, a brisk northerly breeze mightjust drive a few showers along that exposed east coast. they'll be fairly isolated. for many, after a frosty start, lots of sunshine. freezing fog may linger in northern ireland for a time but generally,

this year's bafta nominations have been announced, and one flick dominates — all quiet on the westernup for ten awards. and elvis — with nine nods — could make history if its cinetograher becomes the first women to win that category. the winners will be annouced in a glittery ceremony on 19 february. and some sad news from the world of popular culture. musician david crosby has died at the age of 81. sock immigration man, can i cross your line? musician david crosby has died at the age of 81. crosby co—founded both the byrds and crosby, stills and nash. he was a leading voice in the soft rock sounds of los angeles in the 1960s. he later struggled with drug and alcohol abuse. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame twice. andy murray made an incredible late—night flight back to secure victory in a marathon australian open match. in one of the latest finishes and tennis history, the match lasted five hours and 45 minutes untiljust past 4am local time. murray won 4—6, 6—7, 7—6, 6—3, 7—5, in the longest match of the scotsman�*s career. it is the second latest finish, in austra

commercial success it seems no guarantee of bafta glory.at just finished at five past four in the morning. it was murray's longest—ever match. almost six hours, and he won it. andy swiss reports. a roar of exhaustion and elation. andy murray is no stranger to the remarkable, but this was something else. when he lost the first two sets to australia's thanasi kokkinakis, at 35 it seemed another grand slam hope was slipping away. but murray has an iron will to go with his metal hip, and if ever a point could sum up his career, it would be this. time and again he looked beaten... but of course murray never is. it looked beaten. .. but of course murray never is.— looked beaten... but of course murray never is. it is ridiculous! and while _ murray never is. it is ridiculous! and while he — murray never is. it is ridiculous! and while he milked _ murray never is. it is ridiculous! and while he milked the - murray never is. it is ridiculous! and while he milked the crowd, | and while he milked the crowd, kokkinakis lost his cool. after serving for

in other areas where awards shows are striving to stay relevant, bafta will be pleased.minations. —— bathtub nominations. it's like a giantjigsaw puzzle — the remains of a mediaeval ship found in the river usk, in newport, are about to be put back together. it follows 20 years of painstaking restoration work on a ship that experts believe is as significant a find as the mary rose. tomos morgan reports. this is a 1:10 scale model. this is a same scale person, about a six—foot tall person, so this gives you an idea of the size. at 30 metres long, weighing 25 tonnes, when it's fully rebuilt, newport will have the only 15th century ship on exhibit anywhere in the world. but with 2,500 individual pieces, the challenge now will be putting it back together. this one is basically like a huge flatpackjigsaw puzzle without instructions. we have a big challenge here in that this is, really, as far as i know, the largest attempt to reconstruct a wooden archaeological ship. back in 2002, the original wreck was found by chance seven metres deep in mud. and toby and his team believe it

in other areas where awards shows are striving to stay relevant, bafta will be pleased.wood star alec baldwin is charged over the death of cinematographer hayna hutchins, who was shot dead on the set of rust. —— halyna hutchins. in a world first, scientists have developed a laser that can divert lightning. we know lighting bolts cause huge amounts of damage. they're about five times hotter than the surface of the sun. more than a billion strike earth each year, causing thousands of deaths and damage that runs into tens of billions of dollars. a group of around 25 researchers say they have a solution. the european laser lightning rod project hopes that its work will move protection from lightning strikes beyond us founding father benjamin franklin's lightning rod. until now, franklin's18th—century invention was the best protection available. this project is headed by professorjean—pierre wolf, from the university of geneva's department of physics, whojoins us from geneva. you've taken something we've been using since the 18th century and beyond the 21st century. explain t

i mean, come on, he's beloved now. [ cheers and applause bafta -- bafta winner.s very nice [ light laughter ] the emmy -- the emmy night was very scary >> jimmy: why? just - >> just 'cause you're sort of normalizing everything all the time and trying not to be -- you know, 'cause there's ben stiller, and there's oprah winfrey, and you're trying to make it normal, and actually it's just horrifying. >> jimmy: yeah how does -- how does - [ light laughter ] >> really scary, and - >> jimmy: how does the cast deal with you now that you're a multiple-award winner? >> they don't speak to me anymore, which is -- [ laughter ] -- fine. they don't -- yeah, yeah no, they're lovely they're lovely >> jimmy: yeah they do? yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you come up with the voice of tom? because we all noticed you're not american >> well, yeah. i'm not an american. >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> that gets the award, right there. [ cheers and applause that gets the award. unbelievable >> yeah. it's really -- it's difficult. sarah snook, who's australian and plays shiv, she an

notjust epic, but it is making history in many ways because we have seen him win two oscars, and a baftaby india, made in india, tte vfx who have astounded the world that are also indian. the vfx who have astounded the world that are also indian. that's what makes the sign really special in many ways because we haven't seen something like this happening with this kind of dance move which is so traditional in many ways. this encapsulates cinema and so many way. to see a south indian film making this kind of breakthrough is absolutely epic. yeah, i want to pick up on that because the composer of the song — he's a veteran, he's done work for hindi cinema. but the fact that this is from south india, how important is that distinction in your view? it's hugely important, but i've always been an advocate for the fact that india, every time you move ten india, every time you move iokm there's a different part india, there's a different culture you feel. when it was branded as bollywood, i always felt it was wrong. it's one of the biggest reasons i moved into doing the work i do now, and that awa

but the baftas is the best thing, and that's what i'm quite excited about.and british talent get in that year. british film and british talent get in that year . and andrea get in that year. and andrea riseborough is british, so we're excited. yeah to be honest, michael, i really do hope that they don't strip this nomination from her. we'll find out about that on tuesday because i feel like she's in the work and they've against they've rebelled against hollywood. is what's hollywood. and this is what's interest about story. interest thing about this story. it's not just they had hardly any money to make this film. so i think they're going against the grain and they should be awarded that. there's drum awarded for that. there's a drum roll. to happen at roll. what's going to happen at the you very much the oscars? thank you very much to coming up, to stephanie takyi. coming up, the edges closer the doomsday clock edges closer to does the threat of to midnight. does the threat of humanity's to humanity's extinction help to focus the mind on whisky galore , but

a bafta nomination, congratulations. a critics choice win, congratulations again.ting, it's rewarding. it's...it's new to me. and i'm keen to see what happens next. what do you hope will happen next? i hope that we'll be having another conversation like this soon. people are amazing. and when the oscar nominations are unveiled tomorrow afternoon, it'll be a huge shock if brendan fraser's name isn't on the list for best actor. lizo mzimba, bbc news. meanwhile, the nominations are in for the razzies. hollywood's annual antidote to the oscars, which celebrates the worst in cinema over the past 12 months. leading the charge with eight nominations is netflix's �*blonde'— about the life of marilyn monroe. its lead ana de armas and producer brad pitt are in the firing line. disney's take on pinocchio picked up six nods, including worst picture and actorfor tom hanks' portrayal of the puppet�*s dad geppetto in the classic morality tale about... lying and telling the truth, it would be, how about how basic and primal a theme is that'? a lie can really change a person, pinoc

this is going to be ri t ht to at the baftas. this is going to be right to appear _ at the baftas. get into the movies. her favourite book when she went to school in stirling was all quiet on the western front, so she popped the option elements. this was 2006. ten years later she had not managed to get it made. it was up for option again, she had to pay a five figure sum to do it, she had no money. she entered at triathlon, she had to win to get the money to option it again. the night before the triathlon she was out training, fell and broke her shoulder. our chances were over, but she thought, i will give this a go. she entered the triathlon, swam a mile with a broken shoulder, was last place which he finished the swim, got on the bike ride, went berserk, got up to fourth. she got into the last section of the run, she said she had to run the cat tyrannosaurus rex because she couldn't be fore arm. she won the race, got the five figure sum, optioned the film again, six he was later got it made into a film that was on netflix last year and today she could get an oscar nomination for

thank you for having me- _ this years bafta nominations have been announced — and one picture dominatesominations. the banshees of inisherin — a tale of feuding friends in 1920s ireland is up for ten awards. and, elvis — with nine nods, could make history if its cinetograher becomes the first women to win that category. the winners will be annouced in a glittery cereomy on 19 preparations have begun for the lunar new year this weekend — marked by communities all over the world. china's celebrations will include a rabbit themed musical gala on television — rehearsals are under way. in china, it's the year of the rabbit— and it's considered the luckiest of the 12 zodiac animals, representing peace and longevity. quite a change of fortunes with our weather this week. it's been cold and frosty, has even been some snow showers around as well. we're going to close out the working week on a similar story — a frosty start, maybe some freezing fog around but for many of us, it's going to be sunny and cold. temperatures to greet us first thing below freezing in towns and city centres, so colder s

a bafta nomination, congratulations. a critics choice win, congratulations again.rding. it's...it's new to me. and i'm keen to see what happens next. what do you hope will happen next? i hope that we'll be having another conversation like this soon. people are amazing. and when the oscar nominations are unveiled tomorrow afternoon, it'll be a huge shock if brendan fraser's name isn't on the list for best actor. lizo mzimba, bbc news. thatisit that is it from us for now. you can reach me on my socials. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @bbcvishalasp. hello. the weather's relatively quiet across the uk right now, with a large area of high pressure extending all the way from russia, through the baltic, reaching our shores. but the temperature contrast is huge across the country, a bit like last night. on the one hand, we have mild south—westerlies affecting northern ireland and scotland. on the other, colder continental air affecting the southeast of the country, and on top of that, with frosty conditions in the south of the uk, freezing fog as well, anywhere from the

hollywood, steven spielberg's the fablemans hot favourite in hollywood, less so here in britain at the baftasoise today, and get another 9—10 nominations for one of the academy's all time favourites, steven spielberg? so, all of that's coming into focus. plus, will it be a fantastic day for ireland, the banshees of inisherin, with all those amazing actors colin farrell, brendan gleeson and, in the sort of lower categories, barry keoghan, kerry condon, the writing of martin mcdonagh. i expect ireland to be figuring and jumping very... toasting itself very heartily this evening. look out for paul mescal as one of the acting possibilities. i think a lot of people would be forgiven for thinking, "well, we know what's happening this year." "it's all about all quiet on the western front." "it's what everyone�*s talking about." i'm really interested in your take on that, a german language film, of course. yeah. extraordinary. it's a film that... this would be one of the first times, a film that's already won a best picture oscar in 1930 for lewis milestone�*s adaptation of it, which was english lang

this years bafta film award nominations have been announced — and the film with the most nominations of the first world war. the banshees of inisherin — in 1920s ireland — is up martin mcdonagh's tale of friendship gone sour in 1920s ireland — is up for ten awards. and baz luhrmann's elvis, with nine nominations, could make history — its cinematographer mandy walker may become the first woman to win that category. the awards will take place in london on 19th february. now to football and manchester city came from 2—0 down at half—time to beat tottenham 4—2 in their premier league clash tonight. city got back on level terms within eight minutes of the restart before two goals from man of the match riyad mahrez sealed victory. it leaves city trailing arsenal by five points at the top of the table. it took an epic five and three quarters hours. andy murray went through to the third round of the australian open after winning the australian open after winning the longest match of his career. he beat australia's thanasi kokkinakis in a thrilling match that finished at four o'clock in the m

but at the time, i was wondering why i didn't win a bafta. now, i can see it. it is a bit wooden. no, no, no! i am talking about alan hansen, not me. he was wooden. it's one of those scenes that people, when they watch it now, they go "oh, yeah — iforgot that was in it!" it was funny because when we got there and then, they kind of explained it to us, and we all went, "what?" so, it's a dream? this woman is coming on and, right, 0k... this sounds a bit weird. what have we agreed to here? it's actually a funny scene. yeah. because obviously, you expect her go, "oh, she did really well," and this and that and then, she obviously did the exact opposite — she's not happy at all that she's playing this ridiculous game called football — which i can totally understand. she's bringing shame on the family and you three should not encourage her. jesminder, you get back home now! when you are filming it, did you know it was going to be so big? when i did it, i can't remember why i said yes because i'd kind of turned down a lot of things like that normally but, i think i did like the script a

a recent bafta nomination was one thing, but now he's up for an oscar and heading to la.in, was a huge influence for ross and me when we started writing. the big man, steven spielberg, is there as well. i mean, it'sjust crazy. i'm not getting stuck here for the rest of my life — mothering you! key to the film's popularity isn't just the story, it's the cast — in particular the relationship between james martin and seamus o'hara. their relationship is the heartbeat of the film and we were just super, super lucky that they just built this rapport so quickly. on a short film, it's difficult because you've not often got the resources to build up. you haven't got rehearsal time or anything like that. but they were great atjust meeting up in their own time and building up this genuine relationship, which i think comes through in the film. how's lorcan dealing with it all? he'll be fine. an irish goodbye was shot overjust five days and is the second film tom made with his friend ross, who he met at drama school. but before that, there's a trip to los angeles to arrange. steve kn

a bafta nomination, regulations. a critics choice when, congratulations again.ognition? it's exciting, it's _ this kind of recognition? it�*s exciting, it's rewarding, it's new to me and i'm keen to see what happens next.— new to me and i'm keen to see what happens next. what do you ho -e will what happens next. what do you hope will happen _ what happens next. what do you hope will happen next? - what happens next. what do you hope will happen next? i- what happens next. what do you hope will happen next? i hope i hope will happen next? i hope we will be _ hope will happen next? i hope we will be having _ hope will happen next? i hope we will be having another- we will be having another conversation like this. people are amazing- _ conversation like this. people are amazing. and _ conversation like this. people are amazing. and when i conversation like this. people are amazing. and when the l conversation like this. people i are amazing. and when the oscar nominations are unveiled tomorrow afternoon, it will be a huge shock when in fraser's name isn't on the li

and i think he's going to do really well in the baftas.ice film festival, received a six minute standing ovation . in six minute standing ovation. in the film, he plays this morbidly obese english teacher. he's trying to make amends with his daughter, and it's quite a gripping story. and i think this is brendan fraser's moment. well, he sort of just sort of well, as he sort of just sort of did so well in the in the films about the mummy. did so well in the in the films about the mummy . yeah. and 4 about the mummy. yeah. and 4 hours it disappeared and then he disappeared then comes disappeared and then he comes out this really emotional, out with this really emotional, impactful film and. he's also gone a lot hollywood he gone a lot in hollywood where he feels shunned. so feels like he's been shunned. so character for him character was perfect for him and he's come back after time. i really wanted to talk about alison hammond and richard grant and the most unlikely showbiz couple the last time tell you couple the last time to tell you abou

a hot favourite in hollywood but less so in britain last week where it was rather snubbed at the baftaser its poise and get another nine or ten nominations are one of the academy all time favourites, steven spielberg, so all of that coming into focus, and will it be a fantastic day for ireland? the banshees of inisherin with all of those amazing actors, colin farrell, brendan gleeson and in the lower characters, kerry condon, the writer, martinjon. i expect ireland to be figuring and toasting itself heartily this evening and look out for paul mescal as an asking —— acting possibility and the brilliant film the quite girl, the first irish language film to travel this far and be in this conversation which is a remarkable achievement. yes. be in this conversation which is a remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is _ remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a _ remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a beautiful _ remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a beautifulfilm, - remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a beautiful film, if - quite girl is a beautifu

you mentioned that the other day i watching times in the bafta you watch people do with fancy people have that he's in the do job. you know, sometimes like to watch actually is a mark in graham. >> yeah, it don't give don't hit a light pole or anything to long to go to the bathroom. occupy my time with something. >> it's we're looking out there at the golden gate bridge this morning, which, hey, if you are walking the dog this morning, might be we've got to get back inside because it is kind of chilly out there. the golden gate bridge looks nice and clear. it is a beautiful morning, but it's a cold morning. temperatures this morning fallen into the upper 20's for some rural areas of the north bay. most of us settling down into the 30's at the coldest, though, getting a look at our current temps, redwood city at 33 degrees. san mateo mountain view, fremont and hayward also in the 30's. same for you in concord at 35 right now, we actually have some pretty breezy conditions out towards the delta that saving billy, how in fairfield from falling in the 30's at the moment, you're actually

you got nominated for a s.a.g., bafta, and an oscar.ng in this >> thank you so much >> jimmy: how does it all feel to get all this given? >> i mean, it feels -- it feels like a dream it really -- i've been doing this for a long time and so, a night like that, it was so special >> jimmy: the golden globes? >> the golden globes >> jimmy: yeah >> to get to share that with my sister and with priscilla, and lisa marie it was just so special, you know >> jimmy: did you -- i saw that you brought your sister to the thing. that's very cool did she have a good time >> she was the life of the party. >> jimmy: was she? >> yeah. she would just come up to me and she'd say, like, "that guy looks just like james marsden. and she was talking to him for 20 minutes i said, "that is james marsden, actually." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she loves james marsden. >> she loves james marsden she's got a husband, but he was a gentleman to her he was fantastic >> jimmy: it's james marsden >> it's james marsden. >> jimmy: but when you win and you get up and you s

i know with the baftas , baftas.ened think this base of what happened at the golden maybe the at the golden globes, maybe the oscars not be a big thing oscars might not be a big thing for the brits, but there's so many amazing talent, including any missed on best any james he missed out on best actress appearance , actress for her appearance, pammy and but , actress for her appearance, pammy and but, you know, pammy and tom, but, you know, with the golden globes and all these awards it's always these awards shows, it's always about the of season, about who is the of the season, who want to have. the who they want to have. the big one. blanchett won but one. cate blanchett won but didn't no, because she didn't show up. no, because she had a premiere in london yesterday for tom amazing film she's the oscar. she's going to be the oscar. yeah, i think she will. i'm just quickly before we say goodbye to you. you have puppies or dogs you. if you have puppies or dogs or well, did have or i do. well, did you have buyer's rem

the telegraph is they have said hand out the baftas . this series out the baftas.lling back from dances , you travelling back from dances, you know, yesterday. so i missed it . but i have recorded it. i can't wait to see as i finish here, this this morning, this afternoon, i'm i'm going to watch it mean it is and also james norton is in it playing villain and apparently he is unbelievably creepy and horrible and i just think it's a great series beautifully written beautifully acted and that's what we need and were talking we earlier in the break about the fact that christmas was so bad television wise everything was repeated there was nothing new the couple of christmas they they came back a little bit year there was the detectorists which is slightly small unique show on bbc. oh i didn't know that was very sort of warm and comfortable as mackenzie crook who acts in it and wrote it and, helped to produce it. yeah. and the other actor, toby jones, that's the man, one of our best actors. yes. he's very good. it's about metal detecting. i know not. yeah, but we know i

was a star studded event last night bafta's headquarters in london and her royal highness spoke aboute years of a child's life . five years of a child's life. cameron walker has the story . cameron walker has the story. and just a warning, it his report contains flash photography . we can't wait to photography. we can't wait to meet you . from pregnancy to the meet you. from pregnancy to the age of five, our brains develop faster than at any other time in our lives. that's the message . a our lives. that's the message. a new campaign video spearhead . new campaign video spearhead. it's by the princess of wales . it's by the princess of wales. today, kate launches an ambitious plan to try and create ambitious plan to try and create a better future for young children. the campaign is fundamentally about shining a spotlight on the critical importance of early childhood and how it shapes the adults. we become during this time . lay the become during this time. lay the foundations and building blocks for life. it's all about raising awareness , shaping us. from the awareness, shaping us. f

i think it's because she's expecting to get a bafta this week . it's not should that he's week. it's not should that he's not because she's been arrested for bringing uranium into the country. so yeah it was someone brought some uranium in which he should have gone not gone through then nothing to declare really . i mean, you're supposed really. i mean, you're supposed to say , what have you got on you to say, what have you got on you a little bit uranium. you a little bit uranium. did you packit a little bit uranium. did you pack it yourself . is it. yeah, pack it yourself. is it. yeah, yeah, yeah . pack it yourself. is it. yeah, yeah, yeah. i'd like to pack it yourself. is it. yeah, yeah, yeah . i'd like to know yeah, yeah. i'd like to know what excuses were made for it these days. could it these days. it could be it was a and you whitening tooth remedy i got from tick—tock so anything could be possible . yeah we it could be possible. yeah we it was an iranian registered business in the uk. was an iranian registered business in the uk . and so the business in the uk. and so th

i think it's because she's expecting to get a bafta this week . it's not should that he's week. it's not should that he's not because she's been arrested for bringing uranium into the country. so yeah it was someone brought some uranium in which he should have gone not gone through then nothing to declare really . i mean, you're supposed really. i mean, you're supposed to say , what have you got on you to say, what have you got on you a little bit uranium. you a little bit uranium. did you packit a little bit uranium. did you pack it yourself . is it. yeah, pack it yourself. is it. yeah, yeah, yeah . pack it yourself. is it. yeah, yeah, yeah. i'd like to pack it yourself. is it. yeah, yeah, yeah . i'd like to know yeah, yeah. i'd like to know what excuses were made for it these days. could it these days. it could be it was a and you whitening tooth remedy i got from tick—tock so anything could be possible . yeah we it could be possible. yeah we it was an iranian registered business in the uk. was an iranian registered business in the uk . and so the business in the uk. and so th

a bafta nomination, congratulations. a critics choice win, congratulations again.or best actor. lizo mzimba, bbc news. breaking news just coming breaking newsjust coming into us. we are hearing that the uk prime minister rishi sunak has asked his independent ethics adviser to look into the nadim zahawi case, saying there are clearly questions that need answering in this case. hello again. as we go through the next couple of days, the weather across the north and the west remains cloudy with some patchy rain but mild. whereas in parts of the south and east, rather like this morning, we will have some dense fog patches which will be slow to clear, frost, but some sunshine. now, you can see on our air mass chart that we hang on to the cooler blues across the south of the country on monday and tuesday and the milder conditions across the rest of the country. by the time we get to wednesday, though, the mild air pushes further south and then the cooler air follows on behind in the north. today, a lot of cloud across much of scotland and northern england and northern ire

the princess and prince of wales joins a star studded reception at bafta's headquarters says last nightknown faces have become kate's campaign champions. very special. it's, of course , the special. it's, of course, the princess has championed for years . it's understood it all years. it's understood it all stems from her work on mental health addiction and other societal problems. the princess saw how early childhood experiences can have a huge impact on mental later in life. but awareness can only go so far. the costs of living continue to bite. and a recent report from early years charity kindred's to suggests nearly half of children are not developmentally ready for primary schools , meaning some primary schools, meaning some unable to feed themselves or use the toilets or communicates properly . in response, the properly. in response, the department education says they are investing millions in early years. recovery the pandemic . years. recovery the pandemic. constitutionally, the princess of wales cannot intervene in policy . but public awareness of policy. but public awareness o

led the -- and the bafta nominations. >> not everything crosses borders easily, jim, when it comes to content some things do "squid games" being a great example of a hit that cost them virtually nothing and was made in south korea, but some things don't. you're right, scale is incredibly important. >> amazing. >> one of the reasons why they talk about 3 billion in 2023 and cash flow and this inflection point and 4 billion before 2024. >> do the other guys have a lot of polish films? >> no, i don't believe they do the they also don't have a lot of free cash flow coming out of their direct to consumer business. >> they also don't have metallica, kate bush the kramg ps i had the cramps this morning. probably too much information. >> thank you for sharing. >> probably a little bit too much information. >> yeah. it's good. >> stock is double from 170 the. >> on the way down people abandoned ship so many holes. >> i heard this morning it is not being quite as well received as you might expect given the numbers and the quality of the call because there is a question as to whether they're pul

and numberfive, on the western front. 11t bafta nominations was up and there we are from burnley, thet in one. it's fab. it is, and it's very i good for burnley and show it in a good for burnley and show it in a good light. i don't want to spoil it for people but you made a fortune from any vans and the film takes you from any vans and the film takes you from thatjourney from any vans and the film takes you from that journey as from any vans and the film takes you from thatjourney as you use that money to support others in the community. when did you realise you were filling a gap in the market? to were filling a gap in the market? “trr be honest, we sell minibuses, that's what we do, the largest supplier of minibuses in the country. in 2008— 09, i went to try to get my customers the loans they used to be able to get, i filled customers the loans they used to be able to get, ifilled in customers the loans they used to be able to get, i filled in forms, customers the loans they used to be able to get, ifilled in forms, sent it off to the banks, and the banks would pay me. all of a sudd

now the wait is over the final list of nominees have been released for this year's bafta awards and nowhas come on top 14 nominations, making it the first film to score or more, bafta nods since the king's speech back .in 2011. let's have a look at the phenomenally tragic tale . wow it's great. it's a big stone for awards season. let's get the lowdown from stephanie takyi. more morning, stephen and ellie , why is it that i've not heard of this? i know you know. well, this is so huge. it was very much the world's card, actually. you know, sometimes with these award shows, there's always you know, you have the ones that you expect do well, like your expect to do well, like your elvis your title with cate elvis, your title with cate blanchett. but this one all quiet on the western front. it's something that's quite something that's been quite gripping. watched it gripping. people have watched it said very poignant film . said it's a very poignant film. and what even makes it more interesting that it's so interesting that it's scored so many awards, it's not in english, it's in german, it's

so there's baftas and the brits. so there's a lot of preparation for that.month showbiz, which i kind month in showbiz, which i kind of it is the calm of like because it is the calm before the storm. a little bit of. yeah a definite breather, but was hanging with louis but i was hanging out with louis theroux this week. he's theroux earlier this week. he's produced documentary produced a documentary with the social called social media influencer called k—ci. he's just talking about k—ci. so he's just talking about why of getting why he's kind of getting involved with the younger generation, put in stories generation, put in their stories to film , which is quite to film, which is quite interesting . social butterfly . i interesting. social butterfly. i don't want anything else , don't want anything else, anything else . when we come anything else. when we come back, we're going to have all the details about jeremy hunt's new economic plans. and that's going to be just after your weather update . hello. very good weather update. hello. very good morning to yo

when they did the bafta - some of the inside stories. yes when they did the bafta nominations a weekhose name is leslie patterson. she is five—time world champion but she was the screenwriter of the film and she competed in a top event with a broken shoulder because she was hoping to use some of the money, the prize money, to help fund the film. it appears it paid off. handsomely. because the film is earning rave reviews. 50 because the film is earning rave reviews. , ,, , because the film is earning rave reviews. ,, , , reviews. so she kept competing with a broken shoulder. _ reviews. so she kept competing with a broken shoulder. still— reviews. so she kept competing with a broken shoulder. still one. - reviews. so she kept competing with a broken shoulder. still one. it- a broken shoulder. still one. it sa s a broken shoulder. still one. it says that _ a broken shoulder. still one. it says that her _ a broken shoulder. still one. it says that her arm _ a broken shoulder. still one. it says that her arm was - a broken shoulder. still one. it. says that her arm was strapped, a broken

at a star studded event last at bafta's headquarters london , her headquarters in london, her royal spokecal importance of the first five years of a child's life . five years of a child's life. walker story and walker has this story and a warning. this report contains flash photography . we can't wait flash photography. we can't wait to you . from pregnancy , the age to you. from pregnancy, the age of five, our brains develop faster than at any other time in our lives. that's the message from a new campaign video spearheaded by the princess wales today. kate an ambitious plan to try and create better futures for young children. the campaign is fundamentally about shining spotlight on the critical importance of early childhood and how it shapes the adults we become during this time we lay the foundations and blocks for life . it's all about blocks for life. it's all about raising awareness . blocks for life. it's all about raising awareness. shaping us. from the royal foundation's centre for early childhood aims . make more people aware that's a poor start in life can lead a poor future. t

he was a bafta winning maker and. he got to 60. his family report.s work and his life's passion. he's now making a living of it, and it just made think. what should be revisiting ? for my should we be revisiting? for my child's wonderful, i'll tell you exactly what, i'll tell you lots of things. and music is one of the most powerful things best the most powerful things. best film, haven't it, film, if you haven't seen it, there's ballerina marta there's a ballerina called marta gonzalez , who was a principal gonzalez, who was a principal ballerina , at least in swan ballerina, at least in swan lake, and she was lost in a different world through alzheimer. what happened? they put some headphones and makes put some headphones and it makes you of tip. i haven't done you sort of tip. i haven't done look at it, but they play the main thing , swan lake, main thing, swan lake, tchaikovsky's swan lake and she just came alive. she's something , gestures and things like that. it brought tears to mind. you can remember the movement and everything. memories can