a science fiction movie it's called i'm your man by maria hsia to and it stars dan stevens of downton abbey fame here he plays a german speaking love robot who has been specifically programmed to fulfill every need and desire of of intelligent cynical but still quite romantic german scientist so it looks like a bit like uh pygmalion tale but it's told from the female perspective. it's really interesting director she just won an emmy for directing the netflix series on orthodox so i'm really interested to see what she's going to do with this story. and stephen's as a love robot go see i believe that film not many films was made on the extremely difficult conditions now always seeing an impact of the pandemic in the selection of the festival. well in a way yeah i mean there are no films that are specifically about the krona pandemic but looking at this year's selection i've seen a lot of very sort of intimate personal stories stories about trying to connect like there's a korean film introduction by saying sue and this is a story of a korean student living in berlin and and her long distance

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the actor hugh bonneville has won millions of fans for his roles in hits like downton abbey and the paddingtonaction. morning. good morning, good morning. lovely to see you. welcome. well done. table for one? thanks for bringing the sunshine. i could do valet parking now, i reckon. i get to wear a hi—vis and be very bossy, and go, "oi!" no, just to welcome people, as i'm about to do. good morning, sir. welcome. so, it's, eh, just about 7:30, and we are about to enter where the midhurst pharmacy has set up its vaccination hub. first thing of the day is sign in. your badge is up there. here we are backstage. oh, it takes me back. these have all been sort of disinfected since the last shift. there we are. welcome, welcome, welcome. so, week two. week one went really, really well. there's about 80 willing volunteers on the rota. let's see, only a fraction of those have been used. but the capacity is there. everybody is gearing up. ah, morning. nice to see you. welcome, welcome. we'll be with you in a few minutes. for some people, it's the first time they've been out of their house in... ..in, you

i will say in seriousness that i think there is going to be a lot of watching "the crown" and "downton abbeyder to keep things happy. >> dagen: martha? >> martha: you know what, my husband and i have pretty similar tastes, we watch "yellowstone," "the last kingdom," which watch all of that together, i think he probably indulge me a little bit with "the crown" and now we are watching, i think louis xiv is pretty cute so that maybe a little bit more for me but you know, i do watch harry potter, my kids insist when they are all back at the house from college, watching an entire harry potter marathon which drives me insane because i watched it all and read them all and they were little but because i love them so much i watch that, too. >> greg: my wife and i tend to like the same stuff which is bavarian snuff films. >> juan: oh, my god. >> martha: whatever that is. >> greg: it's a documentary on tobacco. a documentary on tobacco, you people make me sick. >> martha: riveting. romantic, too. >> dagen: listen to this, 75% of pet owners say they let their furry pals get away with bad habits because

my obsession with "downton abbey" aside, they say a lifetime of service can be pursued outside of royalce. that was their response to this. >> pete: my response to this headline was, i thought they were already broken up, is this a new headline? this is a thing and they already left. we need to correct it. >> harris: that's what i was going to say. i see that as a mystery. my big thing that i really want right now. what you got going on? you can tell us. it >> katie: it runs deep, i am a daughter of the american revolution, i respect my friends who live in london but i'm sorry, the royalty thing for me, i just can't get on board, i don't care. i don't care. >> harris: you let it out, there you go. >> emily: and now we know. i was literally going to email you, "what happened." i can talk royalty all day, i'm obsessed, i admit it, i confess to everyone, the hallmark channel, all that stuff. maybe it's my weakness, one of many. princess lara, thank you for joining us, peach, katie pavlich, harris, see you tomorrow. think of her joining us. >> this is a fox news alert on the growing crisis

science fiction romantic comedy by maria shriver and it stars the and stevenson you might know from downton abbey british actor but here in place i german speaking android a robot programmed as a love robot to satisfy the needs of our intelligence cynical they're actually quite romantic german scientists and so this is sort of like a pygmalion story but it's full of female perspective i'm really interested see especially because there is a phenomenal director she just won an emmy for directing the netflix series on orthodox and so i'm really interested see what she does with the stuart wright and i'm looking forward to here really is thank you very much scott ross for the daily encounter. i'm going is like a soccer now and line segment history and a thrilling match against the law not only did they keep their title hopes alive with a last minute winner it was also their 1st ever been is like a victory after being 2 goals down. 2 of the best coaches in the business came to grips in logic yulian knuckles man's home saddam a 4 game winning streak founded on the physical defense but a little too much

is a science fiction movie it's called i'm your man by maria hsia and it stars dan stevens of downton abbey fame i'm here he plays a german speaking love robot who has been specifically programmed to fulfill every need and desire of of intelligent cynical but still quite romantic german scientist so it looks like a bit like a pygmalion tale but it's told from the female perspective. really interesting director she just won an emmy for directing the netflix series an orthodox so i'm really interested to see what she's going to do with this story dan stevens has a love robot to go see i believe that film not many films this year was made on the extremely difficult cove and conditions now always seeing an impact of the pandemic in the selection of the festival. well in a way yeah i mean there are no films that are specifically about the krona pandemic but looking at this year selection i've seen a lot of very sort of intimate personal stories stories about trying to connect like there's a korean film introduction by saying sue and this is a story of a korean student living in berlin and and he

is a science fiction movie it's called i'm your man by maria hsia and it stars dan stevens of downton abbey fame i'm here he plays a german speaking love robot who has been specifically programmed to fulfill every need and desire of of intelligent cynical but still quite romantic german scientist so it looks like a bit like a pygmalion tale but it's told from the female perspective maria shriver is really interesting to record she just won an emmy for directing the netflix series unorthodox so i'm really interested to see what she's going to do with this story dan stevens as a love robot to go see i believe that film not many films this year was made on the extremely difficult conditions now always seeing an impact of the pandemic in the selection of the festival. well in a way yeah i mean there are no films that are specifically about the krona pandemic but looking at this year selection i've seen a lot of very sort of intimate personal stories stories about trying to connect like there's a korean film introduction by saying sue and this is a story of a korean student living in berlin and

downton abbey 2, paddington 3. which is going to happen first, do you think? hull kingston rovers! d jump in the pond and off they go. because i think for the downton fans, to have a film in a cinema, when cinemas are ready to be reopened, would be really lovely and the tone of it would be spot on. and to bring the bear out of retirement, if we can get him out of his trailer and put down his marmaladejar, that would be just as much fun. hugh bonneville, thank you very much for speaking to us. thank you so much, colin, all the best. i have realised how good his technology is. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tarah welsh. as the prime minister is due to set out his road map on how we leave lockdown next week, london landlords are warning of complete disaster if the government opens up the industry too soon. many were forced to close their doors back in december, which left some closing for good. a treasury statement said the hospitality sector was receiving "significant support". at least try and take us out of lockdown, but

"downton abbey's" hugh bonneville is helping in west sussex. >> that's fun. hiyzon motors entering the market through a spac deal announcing a merger with decarbonization plus corporation. ceo craig knight in a first on cnbc interview craig, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> so much competition in this emerging industry. what makes hyzon different and why should investors put their money to work in your stock as it becomes public? >> first, thanks for having may. it looks like there is a lot of competition in the space perhaps, but, frankly, we feel like we are almost on our own at the moment because hyzon motors is built on the back of almost two decades of fuel cell technology development at the parent company, horizon fuel cell myself and now chairman, co-founder george gu have been developing that technology for that period of time. so we have a very strong technology base, which has been laid down over a long time, and a strong global network. so when we bring this new business to the market, it's really an application for a very mature technolo

the actor hugh bonneville has won millions of fans for his roles in hits like downton abbey and the paddington one? thanks for bringing the sunshine. i could do valet parking now, i reckon. i get to wear a hi—vis and be very bossy, and go, "oi!" no, just to welcome people, as i'm about to do. good morning, sir. welcome. so, it's, eh, just about 7:30, and we are about to enter where the midhurst pharmacy has set up its vaccination hub. first thing of the day is sign in. your badge is up there. here we are backstage. oh, it takes me back. these have all been sort of disinfected since the last shift. there we are. welcome, welcome, welcome. so, week two. week one went really, really well. there's about 80 willing volunteers on the rota. let's see, only a fraction of those have been used. but the capacity is there. everybody is gearing up. ah, morning. nice to see you. welcome, welcome. we'll be with you in a few minutes. for some people, it's the first time they've been out of their house in... ..in, you know, a year. you know, we've had people who've really been grateful for the outing as much a

the actor hugh bonneville has won millions of fans for his roles in hits like downton abbey and the paddingtonhose have been used. but the capacity is there. everybody is gearing up. ah, morning. nice to see you. welcome, welcome. we�*ll be with you in a few minutes. for some people, it�*s the first time they�*ve been out of their house in... ..in, you know, a year. you know, we�*ve had people who�*ve really been grateful for the outing as much as anything, and the sense of a glimmer of hope. so, it�*s great to be part of this team effort. the job for the marshall is, eh, you know, we're the sort of customer facing. so, there's a lot of apprehension and nervousness around the elderly community. they haven't socialised for a long time, some of them. so, actually, we're — for some for some of them we're the first point of contact. so, erm, so we give them a bit of fun and a bit of humourjust to relax them before they go into the hall, and they come out with a spring in their step. so it's brilliant. very helpful, very reassuring, yes. very efficient. the staff are fantastic. so, really good job.

let's speak to the owner of highclere castle, better known as downton abbey.he furlough scheme? hagar people on the furlough scheme? how does it sit at — people on the furlough scheme? how does it sit at the _ people on the furlough scheme? firm-or does it sit at the moment? some of the staff are on furlough, but that is wrapping up as a country. it is our taxes that are paying for that. some are working. we have sadly had to make some people redundant. when we are open we offer employment part—time and full—time to many local people. we are one of thousands of hospitality businesses that does the same. that employment, trade, there is taxes, that pays for what you have just been talking about, the schools, education and nhs. if we don't start a trade and get going, where does the money come from which we need? i don't understand why it is more dangerous to walk through this room behind me with social distancing, we all wear masks, and why this is more dangerous than going into a nonessential shop. dangerous than going into a nonessentialshop. it dangerous tha