other times i'd like to point out 2 winners from the past as with the supporting actor nominees daniel british actor won best supporting actor playing black panther in judas and the black messiah and credibly powerful performance from that period of the political turmoil in the us and best supporting actress went to the korean south korean star. who a one playing a sharp tongued grandmother in the american film minority both those films of both of those actors are nominated for the oscars and i think they've got great chances coming off this bafta wave right let's talk about the show itself scott hosted from london so obviously since it wasn't quite as usual but they did try to make it as much of a spectacle as they could. yeah i mean they did they did did their best i mean these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did

other things i'd like to point out 2 winners from the past as with the supporting actor nominees daniel british actor won best supporting actor playing black panther in judas and the black messiah and credibly powerful performance from that period of political turmoil in the u.s. and supporting actress went to the korean south korean star. who won playing a sharp tongued grandmother in the american film minority both those films both of those actors are nominated for the oscars and i think they've got great chances coming off this bafta wave but let's talk about the so itself scots hosted from london so obviously since it wasn't quite what they did try to make it as much of a spectacle as they could. yeah i mean they did they did they did their best i mean these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some mom

other things i'd like to point out 2 winners from the past as with the supporting actor nominees daniel british actor won best supporting actor playing black panther in judas and the black messiah and credibly powerful performance from that period of political turmoil in the u.s. and best supporting actress went to the korean south korean star. who won playing a sharp tongued grandmother in the american film minority both those films both of those actors are nominated for the oscars and i think they've got great chances coming off this bafta wave right let's talk about the show itself school it's hosted from london so obviously since it wasn't quite as usual but they did try to make it as much of a spectacle as they could. yeah i mean they did they did they did their best i mean these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they

other things i'd like to point out 2 winners from the past as with the supporting actor nominees daniel british actor won best supporting actor playing black panther in judas and the black messiah and credibly powerful performance from that period of the political turmoil in the us and supporting actress went to the korean south korean star. who a one playing a sharp tongued grandmother in the american film minority both those films both of those actors are nominated for the oscars and i think they've got great chances coming off this bafta wave right let's talk about the so itself school is hosted from london so obviously since it wasn't quite as usual but they did try to make it as much of a spectacle as they didn't. yeah i mean they did they did they did their best i mean these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did

brad pitt but never got to meet him during the film which she helped to executive produce the daniel the british actor daniel kalua won the best supporting actor ward for judas and the black messiah the british director emerald fend won the oscar for best original screenplay for promising young woman which is sort of me to tale of revenge and and an anger and. the best international feature was won by another round to z. film from denmark and the ceremonies are obviously scaled back for the pandemic the red carpet downsized everyone socially distance lots of covert testing and so forth and so on but as a production i would say the show has not suffered from any of that it's been moving right along which is kind of a relief for many of us who have watched the oscars over the years and a little less than say 45 minutes to half an hour left to go and we will in that time period by the time i get back to you come all for our next live performance here will be able to tell you who is one the best actress best actor and of course best picture a live performance but you're not wearing your tuxedo robe

actor brilliant british actor daniel area was almost a dead so to win best supporting actor for his incredible performance as fred hampton in the judas and the black messiah and and also a fantastic career an actress and young she picked up best supporting actress for the absolutely gorgeous minardi as well and i think you know again making history of being the 1st korean actress to win an oscar as well it was yeah all the right films won the in my view it was it wasn't something full of huge surprises overnight but it was something that i think if you can get a chance to go and watch these films it very much worth your time because with the pandemic particularly we've we've moved on from where we would expect to see those big films that would maybe have dominated across the year and actually letting a bit more so for ringback the smaller films to come up that might have been a maybe for the oscars in previous years had this been the case against these big he must but actually are the ones that are try on things so it's been a really interesting year has indeed maybe something good

other things i'd like to point out 2 winners from the past as with the supporting actor nominees daniel british actor won best supporting actor playing black panther in judas and the black messiah credibly powerful performance from that period of the political turmoil in the u.s. and best supporting actress went to the korean south korean star. who a one playing a sharp tongued grandmother in the american film minority both those films both of those actors are nominated for the oscars and i think they've got great chances coming off this bafta wave but let's talk about the so itself scots hosted phone on didn't so obviously since it wasn't quite as usual but they did try to make it as much of a spectacle as they could. yeah i mean they did they did they did their best i mean these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did

daniel kaluuya was another british success, picking up the best supporting actor oscar for his portrayallived in a lifetime where he existed, d'you know what i'm saying? emerald fennell — familiar to many as camilla parker bowles in the crown — continued a good night for the brits by winning the best original screenplay 0scar for her revenge drama promising young woman. oh, my god, he's so heavy, and he's so cold! _ laughter best supporting actress went to youn yuh—jung, who played the mischievous grandma in a gently—paced american dream movie, minari. hollywood will be hoping next year's 0scars will be celebrating films seen at the cinema, rather than on a tv at home, but in a world of streaming, people will still feel the magic of going to the movies. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. thank you, fiona. finally, some rain in ourforecast, it thank you, fiona. finally, some rain in our forecast, it has been so dry in our forecast, it has been so dry in recent weeks. evening sunshine and fine weather at the moment, but low pressure has been progr

daniel kaluuya became the first black british winner of an acting award, picking up the best supportingrder liberation! to chairman fred hampton, whata man! how blessed we are that we lived in a lifetime where he existed, d'you know what i'm saying? the 83—year—old sir anthony hopkins became the oldest ever leading actor oscar winner for his remarkable performance as an old man with dementia in the father. oh, i was a dancer. were you? yes. dad! what? you were an engineer. what do you know about it? yes, tap dancing was my specialty. he chose not to attend, which was another blow to an underwhelming show. still, he was delighted, as he said in a video posted on social media today. thank you all very much.

daniel kaluuya was another british success, picking up the best supporting actor oscar for his portrayal d'you know what i'm saying? emerald fennell — familiar to many as camilla parker bowles in the crown — continued a good night for the brits by winning the best original screenplay 0scar for her revenge drama promising young woman. oh, my god, he's so heavy, and he's so cold! _ laughter. best supporting actress went to youn yuh—jung, who played the mischievous grandma in a gently—paced american dream movie, minari. hollywood will be hoping next year's 0scars will be celebrating films seen at the cinema, rather than on a tv at home, but in a world of streaming, people will still feel the magic of going to the movies. will gompertz, bbc news. i'm nowjoined by entertainment journalist, kj matthews. interesting journalist, kj matthews. night, lovely to speak to interesting night, lovely to speak to you again. always good to hear your assessment. can we start with francis mcdormand? she is aiming for the top here? as far as i can see, on the internet, only katherine hepburn has got more tha

best supporting actor, that awar seems almost certain to go to british actor daniel kaluuya for his masterfulof the black panther party, in the film judas and the black messiah. best actress, that will go to frances mcdormand who has emerged as one of the big screen's most accomplished leading ladies. she will now have as many trophies as meryl streep, but is still outdone by katharine hepburn, who won four. best actor will go deservedly to the late great chadwick boseman who died tragically at the age of 43 last year for his last screen role as troubled trumpet player, in ma rainey�*s black bottom. best director, yes, that will go chloe zhao, making history as the first woman of colour to win the award for her work on nomadland. and she is only the second woman ever to win for best director. for her, it will be a very good night. and finally, talking movies predicts the best picture prize, hollywood's top award, will go to nomadland, which was basically anointed oscar's frontrunner from the time of its launch at the venice film festival last year. perhaps in this turbulent covid—i9 time, aud

best supporting actor, that award seems almost certain to go to british actor daniel kaluuya for his a significant member of the black panther party, in the film judas and the black messiah. best actress, that will go to frances mcdormand who has emerged as one of the big screen's most accomplished leading ladies. she will now have as many trophies as meryl streep, but is still outdone by katharine hepburn, who won four. best actor will go deservedly to the late great chadwick boseman who died tragically at the age of 43 last year for his last screen role as troubled trumpet player, in ma rainey�*s black bottom. best director, yes, that will go chloe zhao, making history as the first woman of colour to win the award for her work on nomadland. and she is only the second woman ever to win for best director. for her, it will be a very good night. and finally, talking movies predicts the best picture prize, hollywood's top award, will go to nomadland, which was basically anointed oscar's frontrunner from the time of its launch at the venice film festival last year. perhaps in this turbul

the film nomadland and its director, chloe zhao, won best movie, while british actor daniel kaluuya pickedthe best supporting actor. south korea's youn yuh—jung was named best supporting actress. as we've already mentioned, anthony hopkins got best actor for the father. peter bowes has been following a thought from beginning to end and looking very dapper as well, i might say. so talk is through the night. it was quite a night, very unusual, with the oscars taking place at more than one venue. the main venue, the main train station in downtown los angeles customer all of that because of covid—i9 and the restrictions that have been enforced by the state of california. but it was a note ultimately all about nomadland, this film that was inspired by real—life events from the 2008 financial crisis, and the story of a woman played by frances mcdormand who loses everything and goes on a nomadicjourney across everything and goes on a nomadic journey across the western united states, doing odd jobs here and there to earn a living and raise some money. she works in an amazon fulfilment factory for

daniel kaluuya became the first black british winner of an acting award, picking up the best supporting actor oscar for his portrayal of fred hampton, chicago's black panther leader, injudas and the black messiah. you can murder a liberator, but you can't murder liberation! to chairman fred hampton, whata man! how blessed we are that we lived in a lifetime where he existed, d'you know what i'm saying? the 83—year—old sir anthony hopkins became the oldest ever leading actor oscar winner for his remarkable performance as an old man with dementia in the father. oh, i was a dancer. were you? yes. dad! what? you were an engineer. what do you know about it? yes, tap dancing was my specialty. he chose not to attend, which was another blow to an underwhelming show. still, he was delighted, as he said in a video posted on social media today. thank you all very much. ha! i really did not expect this. so, ifeel very privileged and honoured. thank you. emerald fennell — familiar to many as camilla parker bowles in the crown — continued a good night for the brits by winning the best original screenp

and subsequently cleared the athletes daniel hawkins got more details earlier from our correspondent jacqueline vogel. well right now we have front and center to british 2012 a limp ians that would be hurdler rhys williams and the runner gareth warburton now back in 2014 they both tested positive for steroids but they blamed supplements that they had taken saying that they had been contaminated so of course at the time tests were carried out and it was found that those supplements had been contaminated and the 2 were let off with a 4 and 6 month suspension respectively and you can decision at the time said that the athletes were victims but they had brought the matter on themselves thus the suspension so case closed right well it was until right now the mail on sunday has come out with a report that has turned all of that upside down and 1st of all they say that the pair themselves arrange the testing of those supplements and a lab that had been recommended to them but had no you cads over vision of it whatsoever there was no oversight of those testing facilities at all and as i said that analysis at the time came back saying that the supplements had

fourjudice and the — daniel kaluuya won fourjudice and the black messiah giving a very powerful performance. people _ very powerful performance. people thought he would win. he is a british obviously send a message in a way that— obviously send a message in a way that is very important. also— way that is very important. also from the film minari. best supporting actress went to youn yuh-junq — supporting actress went to youn yuh-junq i— supporting actress went to youn yuh—jung. i hope i got that right _ yuh-jung. i hope i got that riuht. ,, ~ ., , ., , right. she knows that people have problems _ right. she knows that people have problems of _ right. she knows that people have problems of her - right. she knows that people have problems of her name | right. she knows that people i have problems of her name and evenjoked about have problems of her name and even joked about it.— even 'oked about it. which is ve even joked about it. which is very nice- — even joked about it. which is very nice. she _ even joked about it. which is very nice. she has an - very nice. she has an incredibly nice woman. she played _ incredibly nice woman. she played this grandmother minari which

best supporting actor, that award seems almost certain to go to british actor daniel kaluuya for hisen role as a troubled trumpet player in ma rainey�*s black bottom. best director, yes, that will go chloe zhao, making history as the first woman of colour to win the award for her work on nomadland. and she's only the second woman ever to win for best director. for her, it will be a very good night. and finally, talking movies predicts the best picture prize, hollywood's top award, will go to nomadland, which was basically anointed oscar's frontrunner from the time of its launch at the venice film festival last year. perhaps in this turbulent covid—19 time, audiences and oscar voters were drawn to this story of dislocated lives set against the big skies of the american west. nomadland was a film about something, beautifully shot with strong performances, it had the feel of an oscar—winning epic. well, that brings this special oscars preview edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you enjoyed the show. please remember, you can always watch us online. and you can find us on facebo

it's going to be tough to beat daniel kaluuya for his role as fred hampton in judas and the black messiah, the britishctor has won virtually every precursor heading into sunday. sarah. >> in this one with the baby on its now for best supporting actress this. what a little tougher to call. but it is between the newcomer maria bakalova for her work in subsequent moviefilm. >> and the meryl streep of south korea, young junge you for putting people my community. for actor in a leading role. this is shaping up as an emotional high point of sunday's ceremony. the late chadwick boseman seems to be on track to receive a posthumous award for his role in ma rainey's black box. i won't give me a van to make >> i'm just. >> house us for actress in a leading role. this is a race that is absolutely wide open and worked. unlike work many suggested frances mcdormand may be involved in a nomadland sweep and take home another oscar. other say that carey mulligan for her very brave performance and promising young woman. hey. i said what are you doing. will be tapped to win. >> and several oscar apologists are leaning to

british legend won his second career oscar for "the father." an award many expected to go to chad bozeman best supporting actor to daniel kaluuya. >> celebrate lifewe're grieving >> reporter: and 72-year-old won supporting actress the first korean to win the award. >> i like to thank my two boys who made me go out and work. >> reporter: the awards were handed out in a smaller scale he vent as a result of the pandemic >> if things had gone differently this week in minneapolis, i might have traded in my heels for marching boots >> reporter: "two perfect strangers" won >> i ask you please not be indifferent. >> reporter: a call to action for hollywood's best gina kim, nbc news, los angeles. >> joumanna, i'm excited to watch the films. i have not watched many that were nominated that is not surprising given we have been home the past year i thought people might be interested frances mcdormand. incredible actress she joins one other living actor in winning the leading category three times. she and daniel day lewis the only two who achieved that joumanna, watching the coverage, my favorite moment of the night was riz ahmed straighten his wife's hair on

hannam, the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. 0ur correspondent danielg a member of a banned terrorist organisation and also included in that concurrent sentence for possessing documents that might be useful to a terrorist and a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud. that is essentially lying on his police application form when he was asked to tick a box saying he never been a member of the bnp or any other similar organisation. and he ticked a similar box on his vetting form, so not only had he been involved with national action, which was originally banned for celebrating the murder of jo cox mp, but he also lied about it and successfully became a police officer and served as a police officer for almost two years before the metropolitan police realised that they had a neo—nazi and a former member of a banned group in their own ranks. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... tragedy in israel — at least 45 people are killed in a crush at a religious festival. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised a thorough investigation. in india, sev

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the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. our home affairs correspondent danielup to date, daniel. yes, ben hannam was convicted on the 1st of april of being a member of national action, a banned neo—nazi terrorist group and also a fraud, for lying on his application form to the metropolitan police about the fact he had far right connections and lying on the vetting form. he admitted possessing a prohibited sexual image of a child when he was released on bail on the 1st of april, he came back to the old bailey to hear his sentence. the judge passed a total sentence of four years and four months for all those offences. he will serve probably less than three years of that actually behind bars. ben hannam did not react particularly to the sentences. his mother and father were in the public gallery and looked slightly stunned at the length of the sentences. he had been a young member of national action and remains a member later. in the year after it was prescribed and he went to do fight training. in the same year, he applied to join the metropolitan police and was

was meaningful for this one, especially recognized by british people known as very snobbish people, and they are prude mean. >> reporter: and danielner. >> "nomadland." >> reporter: chloe zhao becoming only the second woman to land the award, and the first for a woman of color. >> i think i just made my teacher really proud. >> reporter: and her directorial debut, winning for best original screenplay, and best outstanding british film for "promising young woman." >> it was the greatest thing in my life making this film. >> reporter: and with another history-making win last night, sir anthony hopkins taking home the award for best actor his role in "the father," the oldest man to ever do so at 83 years old, and get this, it was such a surprise. he wasn't even expecting it, and actually missed the announcement. i don't feel too bad, he knows what it feels like to be a winner. >> he does, maggie. god point there. thank you. >>> now to the ncaa under fire once again for its treatment of women athletes. volleyball coaches saying that the facilities for the women's tournament, inadequate. this comes of course, after oregon basketball st

the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. our home affairs correspondent danielng the case. yes, former pc benjamin hannam was convicted on the 1st of april of being a member of a banned neo—nazi terrorist group and also of lying about that on his application form and his vetting form for the police. he was, at that time, released on bail but today he came back to court for sentencing. and his honour, judge leonard qc, has sentenced him to four years and four months in prison, a total of four years and four months in prison. that's three years and four months for being a member of a banned terrorist organisation and also included in that is concurrent sentences for possession of documents that might be useful to a terrorist. and a consecutive sentence, sorry, a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud, that is essentially lying on his police application form, where he was asked to tick a box saying he'd never been a member of the bnp or any other similar organisation. and he'd ticked a similar box on his vetting form. so, not only had he been involved with n

variants. . ., ben hannam, the first british police officer to be convicted for four years and four let's get more on this from our home affairs correspondent, daniels in prison, a total of four months in prison, a total of four years and four months in prison. that is three years and four months for being a member of a banned terrorist organisation, and also included in that, a concurrent sentence for possessing of documents that might be useful to a terrorist, and a consecutive sentence, sorry, a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud. that is essentially lying on his police application form but he was asked to take a box saying he had never been a member of the bnp orany similar had never been a member of the bnp or any similar type of organisation. not only had he been involved with national action, not only had he been involved with nationalaction, originally not only had he been involved with national action, originally banned for celebrating the murder ofjo cox mp, he lied about and served as a police officer for nearly two years before the metropolitan police realised they had a neo—nazi and a former member of the banned group in the