thank you very much, that was colin paterson. _ circle.son. apologies . circle. thank you very much, that j was colin paterson. apologies for circle. thank you very much, that l was colin paterson. apologies for a few glitches and the transmission. hundreds of people in rio de janeiro gathered at the city's copacabana beach on friday to pay tribute to yermanzher , the afro—brazilian queen of the sea. followers dress in white to celebrate the sea goddess every year by singing and dancing around her statue set up on the beach. flowers, letters, alcoholic drinks and beauty products are offered yermanzher is one of the deities of the yoruba religion and has become prominent among afro—american cultures. the tradition was brought over to brazil by african enslaved people hundreds of years ago. time now for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good evening. some very wet, very windy weather for much of the uk today with tricky travelling conditions, particularly across much of the central belt of scotland with snow to low l

our entertainment correspondent colin paterson caught up with him during rehearsals. # don't tell mewn. well, rick astley, explain where we are. ok, we are in camden, camden town, we're in the roundhouse in camden. i've been in this building a few times, i've never played here, so i'm really looking forward to that. but i've been here to see gigs. biffy clyro was the last band i saw in here, which was absolutely rocking. the doors have played here. wow, i didn't know that, ok! don't put the pressure on, colin, thanks. i think the thing about this place, i think it's actually a real venue. # when we're out together... i think the thing about doing a tv show frightens me to death, to be honest. so we're doing a gig and the bbc are filming it, that's the way i'm looking at it. so you're trying to tell yourself, "i'm not presenting this," really. kind of, yeah. but you are. so what can we expect? well, we've got a couple of guests. sharleen�*s coming. sharleen spiteri? yeah, sharleen�*s become a friend of mine. # ain't no mountain high enough... and you've got the fireworks in between th

colin paterson looks back at his life. this was the role that changed tom wilkinson's life forever.a when the full monty beat titanic to best film. suddenly after a career almost entirely on tv, hollywood was calling. actors are ten a penny and i hold your lots in my hand. the following year he played a financier in shakespeare in love, which would win best picture at the oscars. american directors started to use him to add gravitas to their films with both his oscar nominations coming from roles where he had an american accent. can't you find something like some piece of evidence, doesn't that happen? in the bedroom he played a doctor whose son falls in love with an older woman. you think you have the horses for that? good luck and god bless. and starring opposite george clooney in michael clayton is an attorney struggling with his health. many standout roles would be characters dealing with inner turmoil. there were also blockbusters. christopher nolan casting him as gotham city mafia boss carmine falcone in batman begins. and for more than a decade he has been a christmas tv stap

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she's been speaking to our correspondent colin paterson. coleen rooney.use i covered every day of that case in there. what was that two—week period like for you? oh, it wasjust draining. it was so stressful. and it was the unknown going into it. i've never been in the court before, and ijust didn't know what to expect. i'd never seen a courtroom, obviously, only on films or on tv. so it was all new. and it was scary. it was emotional. how closely were you following the coverage of the case? not much. i pretty much went back to the hotel room, switched off, and then it was mostly of a morning when we put the tv on, we would catch a little bit and see myself on there. and i didn't follow it. my focus was on myself. what was the moment when thejudgment was handed down like for you? because we all gathered outside the high court, although nothing was happening there that day, it somehow felt the natural place. from the book, yours wasn't that glamorous a location. no, no. mine was in, like, a retail estate in salford. we didn't know when the judgement was goi

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colin paterson looks back at his life. wilkinson's life forever. he was about to turn 50 when he was cast in the full monty as gerald, the former steel mill foreman hiding his unemployment from his wife and turning to male stripping for money. # hot stuff! it won him a bafta while the full monty beat titanic to best film. suddenly, after a career almost entirely on tv, hollywood was calling. actors are ten a penny and i, hugh fennyman, hold your nuts in my hand. the following year, he played a financier in shakespeare in love. it would win best picture at the oscars. american directors started to use him to add gravitas to their films, with both his 0scar nominations coming for roles in which he had an american accent. can't you find something? you know, like... ..like some piece of evidence? that happens — doesn't that happen? there was in the bedroom, playing a doctor whose son falls in love with an older woman. you think you got the horses for that? well, good luck and god bless. and michael clayton, starring opposite g

she's been speaking to entertainment correspondent colin paterson about why she's decided to tell heriod like for you? oh, it wasjust draining. it was so stressful. and it was the unknown going into it. i've never been in the court before, and ijust didn't know what to expect. i'd never seen a courtroom, obviously, only on films or on tv. so it was all new. and it was it was scary. it was emotional. how closely were you following the coverage of the case? not much. i pretty much went back to the hotel room, switched off, and then it was mostly of a morning when we put the tv on, we would catch a little bit and see myself on there. and i didn't follow it. my focus was on myself. what was the moment when thejudgment was handed down like for you? because we all gathered outside the high court, although nothing was happening there that day, it somehow felt the natural place. from the book, yours wasn't that glamorous a location. no, no. mine was in, like, a retail estate in salford. we didn't know when the judgement was going to come out and it came on us really quick. i literally got a p