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dame helen mirrenjoined crowds in trafalgar square last night — as thousands of people in cities aroundped overnight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. now on bbc news... to mark the 20th anniversary of talking movies, tom brook meets the prolific bollywood actor, shah rukh khan. great to see you. i didn't know it was a big thing, i thought i was just meeting you personally. oh, really? hello from mumbai, i'm tom brook. for a special 20th anniversary edition of talking movies, i came to india to interview top bollywood superstar shah rukh khan. we're here outside his home where fans congregate at all hours of the day. he is the king of bollywood, followed by millions. he's my hero, ijust simply love him. how big a legend is shah rukh khan? oh, i can't explain this, it's beyond imagination. right now i've got goosebumps. so nice to see you. i greeted him as he arrived at a special mumbai event to mark the 20th anniversary of talking movies. this 54—year—old megastar seemed delighted to be there. i have to confess i am biased when it comes to shah rukh khan — i am a fan myself, and i h

dame helen mirrenjoined crowds in trafalgar square last night — as thousands of people in cities around world camped overnight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. good morning. so nice to have a boxing match that he didn't have to stay up until the middle of the night for! it was night, i was on an early shift this morning but it was worth it! —— it was nice. anthonyjoshua is heavyweight champion of the world again after beating andy ruinunior on points. six months on from one of the biggest shocks in boxing history, joshua regained his three titles with a clinical victory in saudi arabia. our sports editor dan roan was there. it was a fight he simply dare not lose. as he strode to the ring here at the edge of the desert, anthonyjoshua knew his career and credibility were on the line. opponent andy ruinunior, intent on proving his shock victory in theirfirst meeting earlier this year was no fluke. but after cutting the mexican inside the first round, a slimmed down joshua never looked bac

dame helen mirrenjoined crowds in trafalgar square last night — as thousands of people in cities around camped overnight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. now, click takes a deep dive into the world of social media and the abuse mps are suffering during this so—called ‘outrage election‘. this week, the programmers of the future. i felt like steve jobs. the cities of the future. and the ugly politics of today. this thursday, the general election will give more than 45 million people their chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines? we'll soon know. amidst all this there is the usual mudslinging towards candidates. but with social media now in the mix, much of it has transferred to platforms like twitter. here at click we decided to take a closer look at the outrage in the final few weeks of battle. we sent carl miller to investigate. i am a traitor, a vile creature, a traitor. much of it is misogynistic. death threats, threats of violence to some of my peop

dame helen mirrenjoins crowds in trafalgar square, as thousands of people in cities around the world out overnight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. and coming up in half an hour, click looks into the world of social media and the abuse mps are suffering during this so—called "outrage election". with less than a week to go until polls open, the main political party leaders are continuing to push their election pledges to voters. conservative leader borisjohnson says thursday's poll is "historic" and a choice to "move forwards" after brexit. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says he has "the most ambitious plan to transform our country in decades". one key policy area that the prime minister is focussing on in the final few days of the campaign is the conservative promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system. speaking earlier to sky news's sophy ridge , boris johnson said immigration numbers would come down and that a tory government would control unskilled migration. lets hear from the lets hearfrom the prime minister himself who was speaking at a campaig

dame helen mirrenjoins crowds in trafalgar square as thousands of people in cities around the world campernight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. i don't have the change to give them something everyday. it's doing something like this that almost makes you feel that you can help in some way or another. coming up at10:30am, coming up at 10:30am, to mark the 20th anniversary of talking movies, tom brooke meets our prolific bollywood actor. with less than a week to go until polls open, the main political party leaders are continuing to push their election pledges to voters. conservative leader borisjohnson says thursday's poll is "historic" and a choice to "move forwards" after brexit. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says he has "the most ambitious plan to transform our country in decades". our political correspondent susana mendonca joins me. good morning. they are all out and about, the party leaders doing interviews, campaign visits, that last push. we have seen the pool narrowing, so a last push. we have seen the pool narrowing, so a reason last push. we have seen the pool narrowin

dame helen mirrenjoins crowds in trafalgar square, as thousands of people in cities around the worldamp out overnight to raise cash to tackle homelessness. i don't have the change to give them something everyday. it's something like this that on the skills you can help in some way or another. our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am. this morning's reviewers are rosamund urwin and john rentoul. with less than a week to go until polls open, the main political party leaders are continuing to push their election pledges to voters. conservative leader borisjohnson says thursday's poll is "historic" and a choice to "move forwards" after brexit. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says he has "the most ambitious plan to transform our country in decades". our political correspondent susana mendonca joins me. the last push begins today, i guess, after a relatively quiet day yesterday. all the main political parties are out and about. the prime minister has already spoken today? he has. he has spoken about his vision for the future and the idea that if you vote for the conservatives it is

dame helen mirrenjoins crowds in trafalgar square as more than 60 cities take part in the world's big sleep out. we will have a weather forecast for you as well. it is windy this morning. good morning. it's sunday the 8th of december. anthonyjoshua is heavyweight champion of the world again after beating andy ruinunior on points. six months on from one of the biggest shocks in boxing history, joshua regained his ibf, wba, and wbo titles with a clinical victory in saudi arabia. our sports editor dan roan was there. it was a fight he simply do not lose. as he strode to the ring here at the edge of the desert, anthony joshua knew his career and credibility were on the line. opponent andy ruiz credibility were on the line. opponent andy ruinunior, intent on proving his shock meeting earlier in the year was no fluke. but after cutting the mexican in the first round, a slimmed downjoshua never looked back. using hisjob to expertly control the rounds and co nsta nt expertly control the rounds and constant movement to keep his distance from his much heavy arrival. it wasn't a classic. but nev