the court favorites of queen anne also and awards for best director a must and best actress livia coleman i'm so touched i'm throat and i've been delaying their new video it's like what happened what happened with hip the 3rd i was really excited antonio banderas was awarded best actor for his role in pain and glory. which are. very very kind of getting emotional thank you very much to everybody who really i feel with gratitude is very important to me. and city in seattle as portrayed to the lady on fire one best screenplay. away from the night successes the ceremony was also subject to controversy. the e.f. a's decision to nominate roman polanski's period drama an officer and a spy in 4 of the main categories grew condemnation from those who see polanski primarily as a man accused of sexual assault and rape but despite the nominations the film failed to win any awards and the ceremonies focus remained on one of celebration it was certainly a night to celebrate for german directive and i had sought he received a lifetime achievement award. corporation of european countries has made it pos

step down ok we'll leave it jeremy coleman off the back of a disastrous night for the labor party isn't stepping down yet but says he won't lead his party into the next election battle all right dana thanks very much for that yes saying a very disappointing night for labor jeremy coleman saying that he will not need the the party in the next elections where we are at this particular moment 650 seats you'll remember for parliament at the moment 294 of those have already declared labor has lost 22 seats they were 104 at this particular moment the conservatives have gained 33 seats and they're on 153 but an overall prediction of them having something like an 86 seat majority do stay with us here is era with lots more on the u.k. election. what kind of does that provide. pick up the cost we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump to actually commit to a t. on counting the cost on al-jazeera. 2014 people revealed the shameful treatment of disabled people in romania states from. our investigation also raising questions

a head start because it picked up 10 oscar nominations this year and one oscar win for a live you coleman as as best actor sort of launched her international career this film what i loved about the favorite is it takes a very sort of conventional someone say tired john of the sort of european period drama and it just completely twists it completely flips it on its head one way because it takes makes females the center 3 for women at the center of this movie which typically in historical dramas it's always a male story you never see the woman's point of view and also just by having sort of really nasty humor throughout throughout it to make i think this is the sort of historical events much more relevant and see much more current and in the center of it all of course is livia coleman amazing amazing actress and this role she plays a queen like you've never seen before we some of the highlights movie together as a clip let's let's take a look. i can tell even if i can't say i don't have the what font and. space to print tragedy everyone needs me. to. tell you mark me. rather. unusual to me

congressman coleman, i want to go to you. donald trump said at his rally tonight after he got impeached, that he's the first president to be impeached who has not committed a crime, not charged with a crime. what is your reaction to that? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me on the show, and i've looked at the declaration of independence, and actually the precursor to our constitution. the constitution says nothing about having to have a crime to be impeached. it's very clear. the president doesn't understand the constitution. i doubt if he's ever looked at the constitution. so when he says these things, some people will believe him, but there's no basis to it. you can be impeached for what he was impeached for tonight. you can be removed from office in the senate for abuse of power and obstruction of justice or obstructing congress. >> what was your feeling tonight watching the republicans on the house floor, some of whom were there when you served? can you explain what has come over the republicans in the house of

christina coleman has the details. >> a gunman opened fire in a texas church sunday morning, the incident happened inside of a west freeway church of christ outside of fort worth. >> we have a congregation of openhearted people. to have something like this happen destroys my heart. >> the shooting began before 11:00 local time, two parishioners stepped in fatally shooting the suspect. >> today let me remind you good people raised up and stopped it before it got worse. >> multiple agencies included the atf and fbi were brought to the scene, and investigation into the incident is underway. >> our hearts are heavy and we ask for prayers for every one of these parishioners today who witnessed this. >> governor greg abbot released a statement saying places of worship are meant to be sacred and i am grateful for church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and prevent further loss of life. the latest attack in a place of worship in the u.s. saturday nights. man wielding a machete stabbed several people at a hanukkah celebration at a rabbis house in new york. local officials say the

instead he's criticizing her for homelessness in san francisco and as christina coleman reports he had harsh words for our state's governor. >> president trump is blasting house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter over california's chronic homeless crisis. she says her district is one of the worst in the u.s. when it comes to homelessness and crime. and crime. >>> on christmas day he took aim at california's governor saying the governor has done a bad job on taking care of the homeless population in california and issued him an ultimatum. trump's warning comes on the thg department of urban housing development report showing the recent 2.7% rise in homelessness caused by a 16% increase in california. this latest report analyzes data from 2018. california led the nation in the number of homeless people with an estimated 129,000 or more in january. rlier this month he said the federal government hasn't done nearly enough to help. governor newsom also says the state has invested an unprecedented one billion dollars to attack homelessness. in los angeles, christina coleman, fox news. >>> caugh

. >> we are here to hear a conversation with pinky and jefferson im the director of the coleman center for scholars and writers. [applause] thank you that is down the hall from this room where the featured writer was a fellow from 2011 through 2012 as many of you may know the coleman center with those preeminent scholars where they receive an office while they make their own work. so then gerald wrote the coleman center gave me the freedom to read that was nothing immediately clear to me to do with what i thought i was doing. one day i would read history of 19th century paris that i try to decipher the gothic script i kept reading wild things. in a new exhibition you will find add why pl the products of 34 writers and you will see the new and lasting book they made through their research displayed alongside some of those collection items that informed them including the 2016 novel alongside the 19 sixties era and that will stay up through june of next year. we welcome you on the occasion of the new collection of busted in new york. where we have that questioning mind of recent history

people dead including the shooter, police now praising armed congregants for saving lives, kristina coleman more. >> gunman opens fire in texas sunday morning. >> we have a congregation here, after something like this happens, it destroys my heart. >> two stepped in fatally shooting the suspect. >> today evil walked among us, topped it before it got worse. >> multiple agencies including the atf and fbi responded to the scene and investigation into the incident is under way. >> hearts are heavy, we ask for prayers for every one of the parishioners today who witnessed this. >> texas governor greg abbott releasing a statement saying in part, quote, places of worship are meant to be sacred and grateful for church members who prevented lives. just saturday night a man with a machete at hanukkah celebration in new york, local officials say the incidents are becoming too common. >> it's tragic and it's just terrible situation especially during the holiday season. >> there's no ongoing threat to the community involved in the church sheeting, kristina coleman fox news. heather: moving overseas, the

>>> if you still not purchased your christmas tree you make it a bit of a sticker shot, christina coleman tells us why prices are up for christmas trees this year. >>reporter: the perfect christmas tree may be harder to find this year. >> my main grower that i use, they are cutting 50% less trees than last year but this is all due to the 2008 recession says the growers and a tree takes nearly 10 years to grow and customers fewer trees during the financial crisis and as a result growers did not as many seeds leading to fewer trees this year. spent it is expensive and a long-term investment to grow a christmas trees only got into the recession when he decided they cannot do it more. spin also affecting supplies are snowstorms in the midwest and droughts on the west coast, the report from the national christmas tree association found demand was higher and last year there was a 20% increase on the purchase of real trees and many of the buyers are millennials who are now moving into new homes.>> we never seen this many customers in the 10 years we have been open calling this early looking for

christina coleman has the story. >> nightmare, a bad dream that helps wake up from and see him here. >> reporter: a south florida family demanding answers after a fatal shootout with police leaving their loved one dead. thursday, a ups driver truck was hijacked by two robbery suspects in coral gables, of the 27-year-old ups driver and a seven-year-old bystander. the fbi has identified the suspect as lamar alexander, both also died in the shootout. >> you have to stop and get out. but they the way the police handled the situation was a nightmare. >> the family of the ups driver said law enforcement should have figured out another way to handle the situation. >> where was the s.w.a.t. team the normally handles all the hostage situations? where was the sniper? where is the hostage negotiator? it came full force. >> police say the suspects are responsible for the outcome. >> these officers are showing courage moving forward in danger. that is we have to be looking at here. the outcome of this is dictated by two violent felons that decided to bring this on the community. >> the family is

clive coleman, bbc news.unseasonable weather this year led to an increase in migrant butterflies, moths and dragonflies. but it also says heavy rainfall harmed some native species such as water voles and hares in north yorkshire. fiona lamdin reports. there's some teal. a few shoveler. so what, are they mallards? there's mallard down there, yeah. wicken fen in cambridge is thought to be the oldest nature reserve in the uk. back in the day, we would get 100 or 200 individuals. now, upwards of 1000. over the last two decades, they've doubled the size of the reserve which is now home to 9820 species. but how have done this? turn the valve on and let the water in. by flooding the fields. probably the most important is the fact that in rewetting the peat, the soil, that locks the carbon away, looks the carbon that is already in the soil, locks it back into the soil and prevents it disappearing into the atmosphere. that is the biggest benefit. from turning farmlands to flood plains, they've reduced the greenhouse g

john crilly talking there to our correspondent clive coleman.last couple of hours, military teams in new zealand have launched a dangerous operation to recover some of the bodies of those killed in monday's volcanic eruption. eight people are believed to be still on white island, all of them are presumed dead. police say the operation is extremely risky, with geologists putting the chance of a further eruption at up to 60% in the coming hours. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil sent this report from whakatane. eight bodies have been stuck on this island for four days, and now there is a chance that, finally, they could be recovered. members of new zealand's defence force will attempt to reach the volcano to get the job done. they will go on to the island, and they will make every effort to recover all of the bodies from the island. a lot has to go right for this to work. let there be no mistake, there is not a zero risk with regard to this plan. we are five nautical miles away from whakaari, or white island. there is a restriction zone around it,

clive coleman, bbc news.ndon attended by a nine—year—old girl who drowned in a swimming pool on holiday in spain on christmas eve has paid tribute to a wonderfully kind pupil. comfort diya died along with herfather and older brother, who tried to come to her rescue, at the club la costa world resort near fuengirola. in a statement, the windrush charlton school said comfort was a caring girl, would be greatly missed. the treasury says the way of allocating funding for infrastructure projects is likely to change, so that more funds can be directed at the north of england and the midlands. at present, the formula favours areas with higher populations, meaning less money is sometimes allocated to more deprived areas. our business correspondent colletta smith is outside leeds railway station. tell us more about what has prompted this decision. well, over the last few months we have seen spending promises littered across the north of england and the midlands, particularly around improving rail and road projects. no

laura: christina coleman for us, thank you so much. i was looking at pictures of this church online, it is a massive church, and we know we'll get to you as soon as we get more information. thank you so much for that report. eric? eric: well, laura, president trump again sounding off on the democratic leadership as the impeachment effort remains, for now, in limbo as lawmakers grapple over the rules for a potential senate trial if there is one. rich edson in west palm beach near where the president has his holiday vacation -- i'm trying to get it out -- at mar-a-lago. rich with the latest. hi, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, eric. the president's about halfway through this two week trip to florida, and he has settled into a daily routine of criticizing the speaker who led the impeachment effort after him. the president now tweeting today, quote: crazy nancy pelosi should spend more time in her decaying city and less time on the impeachment hoax. pelosi's still withholding the impeachment articles the house passed earlier this month.

katherine coleman johnson, you are no longer and never again "hidden." [applause] >> and so, on august 25, 2018, we had katherine johnson and about 1000 fans and supporters right here on our campus. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- [cheers and applause] >> and on that day, it was beautiful. she was able to be with us. she loved the statue. her family was in awe. it was a crystallizing moment that katherine johnson, regardless of what she does from here on out, she will be a part of west virginia state university forever. and so, today her story is inspiring people all around the world. in fact, it is said that katherine likes to count everything. when she was younger, she counted rocks in the yard, counted the steps to church, counted everything she could get her mind around and her hands on. and when we dedicated the statue to her in 2018, on her 100th birthday, i told katherine, i knew something she could not count, and that was the number of people she's inspired. so that is the katherine johnson story, and it is my hope that young men and women of all races and e

clive coleman, bbc news.british waters this year. the wildlife trust's review of the uk's marine environment reveals that thousands of people volunteered to clean beaches — amid growing concern over wildlife, climate change and pollution. 41 cnew marine conservation zones around england were also announced. joining me now from plymouth isjoan edwards — the director of living seas at the wildlife trusts. good morning to you. good morning. very quickly, one thing that makes an eyebrow shoot up is this seal that seems to commute from where you are to the isle of man? it left the isle of man and was then seen in cornwall. nobody expected it to travel that far, so it's quite amazing, really. and some good news in what is, how would you describe the general theme of the report, positive? it's positive, it's about people taking part. over 5000 wildlife trust volunteers took part in surveys about the shore, looking out for unusual sightings and cleared several tonnes of plastic litter from the beach. cleared several

clive coleman, bbc news.ter of george michael, has died at the age of 55 — exactly three years after the singer's death. the family said that melanie panayiotou had "passed away suddenly" at her north london home on christmas day following a short illness. melanie had followed her brother around the world at the height of his fame, and inherited much of his estate after the singer's death on christmas day in 2016. the school of a nine—year—old girl who drowned in a spanish swimming pool on christmas eve has paid tribute to a "wonderfully kind, caring pupil." comfort diya died, along with herfather and older brother, who tried to come to her aid, at the club la costa world resort near fuengirola. in a statement, the windrush charlton school, in south—east london, said comfort would be greatly missed. the government has announced that, from april, thousands of nhs patients, visitors and staff will benefit from free parking at hospitals in england. most visitors to hospitals in scotland, wales and northern irela

clive coleman, bbc news. let's speak to our assistant political editor norman smith.nster now. this attack seems to have prompted a political blame game. it does and i suspect many people will be surprised and probably appalled by the speed and ferocity with which politicians have sought to score political points, almost within hours of the london bridge attack. in contrast, really, to normal times, if you have a terror attack, politicians tend to drawback because there is an awareness that families are grieving and there is a need to establish exactly what happened. the nation has to come to terms with events. that absolutely has not happened in the wake of london bridge. i think in particular, the prime minister gave a very abrasive interview on the bbc yesterday, in which he sought to directly and unequivocally blame the previous labour government for changes to sentencing policy which he said led to the release of us men khan, which in turn resulted in the killings at london bridge. —— the release of usman khan. we know it is a lot more complicated and i get in an

mr crilly has been speaking to our legal correspondent, clive coleman.ender john crilly found himself at the centre of mayhem and butchery at a prison education event at fishmongers‘ hall, where his good friend jack merritt was murdered. yeah, just a very high pitched wail — like, a scream. john saw a woman sprawled on the stairs, bleeding, then usman khan, two knives out, wearing what looked like a suicide belt. john attacked him first with a wooden lectern, then a fire extinguisher, shouting at khan to blow his belt. instead of waiting for the police... he said he was waiting for the police? before he blew it, yeah. i was prepared to lose my life, yeah, iwas. did it seem like he was targetting anyone in particular or any group? no, itjust seemed like anyone there was fair game. ijust assume now, he'd just seen a big target — a room full of...probably in his mind, and to a certain degree it's true, a roomful of establishment people. judges, police, security — they was all in that room. with others using makeshift weapons, john pursued kahn onto the stre

clive coleman, bbc news. attended by a nine—year—old girl who drowned in a swimming pool on holiday in spain on christmas eve, has paid tribute to a "wonderfully kind pupil." comfort diya died along with herfather and older brother, who tried to come to her rescue, at the club la costa world resort near fuengirola. in a statement, the windrush charlton school said comfort was a "caring girl", would be greatly missed. the building firm, balfour beatty, has had its contract to refurbish m16 headquarters in london terminated, after losing a set of floor plans for the project. the documents, most of which were recovered inside the building at vauxhall cross, held sensitive information on its layout, including entry and exit points. the us coastguard is searching for a helicopter which has gone missing in hawaii. tourists were amoing the seven people on board the flight which didn't return from a trip over the island of kawaii. a boat and an aircraft are being used in the search but the coastguard says weather con

permission to form a government that's a tradition in britain all votes counted since i was down in coleman was the last to declare it confirmed the tories have an 80 seat majority that's given lots of leeway for bricks into boris johnson in fide tonight he's appealing for the healing to begin i was joined earlier by saskia taylor in london where aside all this stop boris protests are very much holding the usual festivities in central london as everyone finishes up for the working week. proud to say that members of our new one nation government a people's government will sit tight from constituencies that have never returned a conservative m.p. for 100 years and yes they will have an overwhelming mandate from this election to get done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st will not lead the party in any future general election campaign i will discuss with our parting to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result and on the policies that the party will take going forward well obviously that was the south cattelan that was the lead of the various parties their init

clive coleman, bbc news.ler, head of the justice team at the law society, a representative body for solicitors in england and wales. he joins us from whitstable in kent. thank you for being with us. do you agree with what lady hale has been seenin agree with what lady hale has been seen in terms of her concern about cuts in legal aid that we have seen? yes, very much so. thejustice system is in crisis because of the cuts in legal aid in 2000 and —— 2013. the way to resolve things early is to provide advice at the outset and what we're seeing is a result of the cuts is cases that should have been resolved or should never have been brought, are coming into the courts and the people trying to bring them do not understand how to navigate the system and are taking up court time with cases that take a lot longer than they otherwise should. the impact on the court system has been really tough. casey is taking longer than they should —— cases taking longer than they should and it means cases take longer to get to a h

clive coleman, bbc news.s in london without a ticket, as the uk prepares to usher in 2020. more than 100,000 tickets have been bought for tonight's sold—out fireworks display, where approximately 12,000 fireworks are set to light up the capital's skyline when the clock strikes midnight. the metropolitan police is urging those without tickets to watch from home or attend other events in the city. hogmanay celebrations got underway in edinburgh last night. the festivities began in the city last night as around a0,000 people joined a torchlit procession which ended with them forming the shape of two humans reaching out a "hand of friendship". the events will end with the traditional firework display, with more than 3,600 fireworks being set off at edinburgh castle at midnight. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. we will usher in the new year with some

clive coleman, bbc news.had its contract to refurbish mi6 headquarters in london terminated, after losing a set of floor plans for the project. the documents, most of which were recovered inside the building at vauxhall cross, held sensitive information on its layout, including entry and exit points. police believe a man, who was shot dead outside his home in south west london on christmas eve, may have been involved in criminality in sweden. 36—year—old flamur betcheeri was attacked in front of his wife, and young child in battersea on tuesday evening. ian williams reports. a family home, ready for christmas. now the scene of a potential revenge killing. flamur beqiri moved to the uk from sweden sometime in the last five years. he had been out with his wife and child on christmas eve, as they returned to home to battersea church road around 9pm, a lone suspect shot him multiple times. one of the neighbours that i spoke to described hearing the gunshots from inside her own home as being surreal. another said

clive coleman, bbc news.rrister at st ives chambers, and a committee member of the campaign group, young legal aid lawyers. shejoins me via webcam. what do you think about lady hale's comments? i don't think any family justice practitioner would disagree with what she said. certainly, from my experience, then most obvious consequence of legal aid cuts is the massive rise in people representing themselves three will be family justice system. it is hard to overstate how terrifying that must be for the people who are in extreme emotional distress, to have to navigate the justice system without any knowledge of law or procedure. superficially, there may well have been the savings in terms of enabling legal aid from those areas of family court, but the costs are incurred elsewhere. we spend more time in court, judges spend more time in court, judges spend more time in court, explaining basic concepts and ideas to people to ensure that things are as procedurally fair as possible. the reality is that not whoever is

is seeking another term for his conservative party and opposition is the labor party led by jeremy coleman it's hoped the snap election will break the parliamentary deadlock over how britain should leave the european union well let's get more now from our correspondent rory chalons who is live for us in london so repose of just opened voting has begun but it's also set to be pretty cold and what that today how is it all likely to pan out especially in terms of turnout. yeah turnout is going to be a big issue here but one of the crucial factors so is tactical voting because this is an election that has been framed all around breck's it pretty much so the traditional party loyalties might be starting to fray is unpredictable we don't know which way these tactical voting things are going to swing the direction of this election but certainly remain is and leavers breaking free of their traditional parties and perhaps voting for parties they wouldn't normally do we're going to get 15 hours of voting taking us through till $22.00 g.m.t. tonight that is when we will get the 1st exit poll telling

clive coleman, bbc news.ichard miller, head of the justice team at the law society, a representative body for solicitors in england and wales. he said the effects of legal aid cuts are being felt beyond the justice system. the justice system is in crisis because of the cuts to legal aid in 2013. the way to resolve disputes early, as lady hale said, is to provide advice at the outset. what we're seeing, as a result of the cuts, is cases that could have been resolved — or that should never have been brought — coming into the courts and the people who are trying to bring them don't understand how to navigate the system and are therefore taking up court time with cases that take a lot longer than they otherwise should. the impact on the court system has been really tough — cases taking longer than they should, more cases going through the courts than should, which means that cases take longer to get to a hearing as well, so the overall impact is people are really struggling to get justice now. and those cuts that

autobiographical and the most of course has this incredible restoration which has already won his lead actress coleman and. let's have a look at those 3 top favorites for the top of. because there's an element you just have to have an example if you don't snitch to do so you're. going to look at what was punctured enough to listen to somebody. your kids are spilling the kids to do. they were going to. think it was i just it was telling people to get me going to stop it seemed to give a new way that said you need support. so. little or no. so some strong contenders that there's also a german film with a chance for best film that's why and dive straight into that one this is system crash directed by nora fing shite it's about 9 euro by the child welfare system which is an amazing performance from single as any and while we're on the subject of german films there is one that has garnered a nomination in the best actor category this is good in the man it's about a singer who's also a joint cold excavator operator who becomes an informant for the secret place in communist east germany alexander she has bee

the opposition labor party lost seats and a state of jeremy coleman says he will resign but only once a successor has been chosen meanwhile the leader of the liberal democrats joe swenson has already stepped down after losing her seat as an m.p. to an advance by the probably dependents scottish national party. and in algeria the former prime minister abdul majeed been has been declared the winner of thursday's presidential election the new spot protest by tens of thousands of people across the country say the result just means the old regime stays in charge. and then one other story to bring you from nigeria where the international aid agency action against hunger says that an armed group has kidnapped humanitarian workers in nigeria's northeast and it claims that they've killed 4 hostages the group was abducted back in july near the town of dhamma sat on groups including back around operate action against hunger is called for the release of the remaining hostages well counting the cost is coming up next on al-jazeera looking at how economic decisions led to violent protests in ecuado

where the search is on for a new leader for the labor party jeremy coleman says he won't lead the main opposition into another election following his landslide defeat to johnson and the ruling conservatives last month and the arguments over the future direction of the party and how to win back voters has already begun paul brennan reports from london . december the 12th was a disaster for the labor party and the humiliation for its leader jeremy corbyn $42.00 parliamentary seats were lost its worst general election result since 1935 the concept of party candidate 17 was labor support in its traditional northern english constituencies evaporated the sorts of voters who abandoned labor at the election in next industrial seats have been moving away from the party for some time but the support really went off a cliff in this election and that's partly because of bracks it but it's important to remember that a lot of people who voted remain also rejected the labor party this election so it's more than just brick said they really didn't trust or have any connection with jeremy coleman is a c

and preparing to deposit off to a disappointing night germany coleman says he will not another election as a believer after a crushing defeat. now prime minister johnson has claimed an emphatic victory in the british general election seen as a critical juncture in the backseat crisis and golfing bresson the voters has left the opposition labor party that's what decades it's needed jeremy coleman has now about to step down johnson says he now has a powerful mandate to get brett set done and a warning there is some flash photography and ben's report. not even a persistent pre-dawn drizzle could dampen the spirits of the clearly triumphant boris johnson emerging from conservative party headquarters in london this is a stunning victory for the prime minister and removes any obstacle to him taking britain out of the european union by the end of january but his constituency counting oxbridge the prime minister was in a bully and mood it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. to get done. and not just to get breaks it down but to unit

autobiographical and the most of course has this incredible restoration which has already won his link actress coleman and. r.k. let's have a look at those 3 top favorites for the top. there's a new i miss you just a little different piece if you don't snitch did you hear. different people going what was it tough to do much else to give to someone. your kids are expelling the video. they were going to. think it was i just noticed all the people to get me going to stop it seemed to give a new way that was this had been beat suppose. a little or no. so some strong contenders that there's also a german film with a chance for best film that try and dive straight into that one this is system crash directed by nora finish its top 9. by the child welfare system which is an amazing performance from elena has any and while we're on the subject of german films there is one that has garnered a nomination in the best actor category this is the man is about a single who's also a giant cold excavator operator who becomes an informer for the secret place in communist east germany alexander sheer has been nominated a

autobiographical and the most of course has this incredible restoration which has already won his lead actress coleman and. let's have a look at those 3 top favorites for the top.

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drama and acting nominations for a living at coleman as queen elizabeth the 2nd previous menzi as prince philip and helena bonham carter as princess margaret oh this is the younger sister. i'm a big fan of that well scott. is joining me now from the culture desk the obvious question about all those 3 all those a halt favorites and produced by netflix yeah you know it's a really amazing this year they completely dominates the globes other got 70 nominations in film 70 nominations for t. that's ahead of everybody else and. both categories and i think it's really for 2 me main reasons one is money netflix is speed spending a lot of money just to loan costs at least a $150000000.00 they've been spending a lot of i just to get awards credibility so that's that's one reason but i think another reason is that netflix are making movies in particular that the big hollywood studios are making i mean marriage story is a great example of this is a very sort of delicate drama it's a divorce drama it remind me a lot of crimper says kramer if you remember that movie. and this is the kind of movies that

were overshadowed by low spectator numbers the heat and doping men's 100 meters when a christian coleman had avoided a ban on a technicality after missing 3 drug tests in 12 months but shelley and fraser pryce stole the show for the women adding to multiple record hall of 9 golds that world championships. the russian doping scandal intensified with the country now banned from all major sporting events for 4 years after being accused of manipulating data clean russians may compete as neutrals must say these last formula one great nicky loud at age 70 and lewis hamilton secured an emotional 6th title arguably the best sporting finish of the year came in the men's cricket world cup final where england beat new zealand by the tightest of margins. england lost the men's look the world cup final vote to underdog south africa see a khaleesi became the 1st black male captain to lift the trophy proving let graphene know the politics and sports can go hand in hand. and a reminder now the top story that we're following for you here on day 100000 people have been urged to flee 5 melton suburbs as fl

white like adam coleman marking his first premiership start with a try. it was much too late. into christmas with a bit of festive cheer. gareth anscombe will miss wales‘ tour of new zealand next year. the fly half suffered a setback in his recovery from a knee injury. anscombe missed the recent rugby world cup, after the injury sustained in a warm up game against england in august. his club side, ospreys, say he'll need to have a second operation. new wales coach wayne pivac says he won't be fit in time to face the all blacks injuly. england's first test series of the winter kicks off against south africa on boxing day, and captainjoe root‘s still waiting on the fitness on three of his key bowlers. root says he'll allow jofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach decide if they're fit to play in centurion. they all missed the warm—up games with flu—like symptoms, but did take part in a net session ahead of the final warm—up match. and it was a game in whichjimmy anderson got himself a couple of wickets, as england drew with a south africa a—side. anderson hasn't played a test m

director best comedy and fresh of oscar win for the same role best actress for britain's bolivia coleman best european accolade went to spain. for his role in pain and glory was recognized for his work. at the cannes film festival. watching the awards for us is our culture correspondent scott roxboro who joins me in the studio now scott talk about the favorite because that was a favorite for you and for those tonight and what in that the ceremony yes yeah no i mean going to this awards i thought it was going to pick up quite a bit was one of my favorite films probably of the last 10 years not just in europe but but but worldwide what i think is great about this movie is it takes a really sort of cliched johner of the period the storable period drama which you see a lot of out of europe and it just completely twists it so it's completely unexpected if it does it in one way because by making the female characters the central characters which you know most never see in historic dramas you have these 3 quitman who are just horrible to each other battling it out in the in these in the palace

adam coleman marking his first premiership start with a try. it was much too late.ts. they can head into christmas with a bit of festive cheer. let's get a check on some other sports stories this evening. gareth anscombe will miss wales' tour of new zealand next year, the fly half suffered a setback in his recovery from a knee injury. anscombe missed the recent rugby world cup, after getting injured in a warm up game and now needs another operation. england cricket captainjoe root says he'll let stuart broad and jack leach decide if they're fit to play in the first test against south africa on boxing day. they all missed the warm—up games with flu—like symptoms. jimmy anderson did play in the final warm—up. he hasn't played a test match since getting injured in the first ashes test in august, but took two wickets against a south africa a—side. the third round of the pdc world darts championship is underway at alexandra palace. the former bdo world champion stephen bunting is the first man through to round four after whitewashing jonny clayton, but 24th seed max hopp

british opposition leader jeremy coleman and prime minister boris johnson have gone head to head in a final pre-election televised debate coburn argued that democratic socialism had worked well in britain in the past and it would again bring prosperity to the poor johnson said or in the dynamic market economy would improve public services. free. or german chancellor angela merkel has paid her 1st official visit to the former death cab the site in poland was the nazis largest death camp during the 2nd world war chancellor merkel's visit mark the 10th anniversary of the foundation that preserves the memorial she paid tribute to the victims of the camp and spoke all of the necessity of remembering the atrocities committed day. it's almost midday when german chancellor angela merkel arrives at the place that evokes the crimes of the nazi era like no other auschwitz former concentration and extermination camp the murder machine. by 945 more than a 1000000 people had been killed by the nazis. silently merkel approaches the so-called wall of death with the polish prime minister this is the p

than 400 people have died in unrest in iraq over the past 2 months british opposition leader jeremy coleman and prime minister boris johnson have gone head to head in their final pre-election televised debate colburn argued that democratic socialism had worked well in britain in the past and it would again bring prosperity to the poor johnson said only a dynamic market economy would improve public services free. swedish activists gratitude joined climate protesters on the streets of madrid on friday she's there for the un climate conference call up 25 the marches demanded urgent action from world leaders to tackle climate change. and 3 people have been killed by an aviation student of the major u.s. navy base in pensacola florida the shooter he was a member of saudi arabia's if foles was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people were hurt in the attack which is the 2nd deadly shooting at a us military side this week. to australia now where several bushfires have joined together north of sydney to form what's being cold a mega fire the huge blazes burning out of control in an area stretchi

i just watched this past weekend christian coleman win the 100 meter dash at the world track and field championships. as much as i would like to think that i'm as fast or used to be even when i was his age, christian coleman, the fact is i am not and i am not as strong, right, as the greatest weight lifter in the world. i am not as handsome as brad pitt. i am not as intelligent as einstein. so in terms of measurable qualities, we are not the same. we are different. so what does equality mean? i think for jefferson, equality means what i call qualitative sameness versus quantitative sameness. now what do mine by qualitative sameness? what i mean is that we all share certain qualities as human beings. there is what i call -- we have species equality. we are all members of the same species as defined by having two fundamental characteristics. namely, reason and free will. and by virtue of us having reason and free will, we are all the same relative to dogs and horses, for instance. so what is equality for jefferson and the founding fathers? equality means that we have an equal right to se

got 10 oscar nominations this year it it all actually won an oscar for best actress for all of you coleman who had a breakthrough role playing the queen in this film this is this is great it's i'm usually not a fan of all of the period drama especially british historical period drama but with does this film as he puts all the old rules he makes it into really a feminist tale of 3 strong female characters at the center and he just has a huge amount of fun with it without any sort of violating any historical facts he just twists the story in a way that adds a real freshness to his honor that i think that i'm very very tired i'm really glad to see it one. both the best director for long to most and was picked up basically all the technical word cinematography editing hair and makeup costume design obviously from such a curious film so really cross my fingers that it might pick up the top prize now we know that this ceremony has not been without control the sea either with the appearance of polanski tell us a little bit more about that whether you think he might even prevail despite the yes th

director best comedy and fresh off her also her win for the same role best actress for britain's a libya coleman the best european actor accolade went to spain's antonio banderas for his role in pain and glory he was recognized for his work earlier this year at the cannes film festival. well now too and usual battle in the art world over of all things a banana and artwork featuring the fruit by the italian artist marie catalan had been sold for more than $100000.00 in miami but then a rival artist took the banana off the wall and ready for this he ate it devalues alex. as whiting has the story and she's here in the studio with me now to explain this oh alex i have to say when i 1st saw this headline i thought this must be some sort of a joke but the story is for real it isn't it is for real and it's all about a banana just like this that was bought in a local grocery store it was stuck to a wall using duct tape so just like this as part of an installation at the miami festival known as art basel and then another artist came along his name is david to tuna who referred to himself as the hungry ar