i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why?ow her so well and they said, "well, then, you have to do it." do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three part amazon drama about the interview, which made it slightly awkward when gillian anderson bumped into her. i had come to this charity event not having prepared at all and was really dishevelled. and she showed up as emily maitlis, who looks like a movie star and was tanned and short white skirt and tanned legs and everything. and i literally looked like her great aunt in the pictures! no, i thought that went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview, does it matter? colin paterson, bbc news. yeah, it matters. and scoop lands on netflix on april the 5th. if your week hasn't got off to the best start, just remember you're not

and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis.he famous bbc newsnight interview with prince andrew hits netflix. the us secretary of state antony blinken has said the entire population of gaza is suffering severe levels of acute food insecurity. in some of his strongest comments so far on the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the palestinian territory, mr blinken said it was israel's duty to prioritise providing for those in need. america's top diplomat is currenly in the philippines, and will be heading back to the middle east soon, to reenergise efforts to secure a ceasefire deal in gaza. our state department correspondent, tom bateman, is travelling with mr blinken — he sent this update from manila a short while ago. well, we now know that after this visit to southeast asia, antony blinken will head to the middle east. he's going to go tojeddah to meet the saudi leadership and then on to cairo to meet the egyptian leadership. the point of all this is to try to whip up support, not just to get the ceasefire deal over the line,

i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why?now her so well and they said, "well, then, you have to do it." do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three part amazon drama about the interview, which made it slightly awkward when gillian anderson bumped into her. i had come to this charity event not having prepared at all and was really dishevelled. and she showed up as emily maitlis, who looks like a movie star and was tanned and short white skirt and tanned legs and everything. and i literally looked like her great aunt in the pictures! no, i thought that went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview, does it matter? colin paterson, bbc news. yeah, it matters. i love she thought it would be scary to play her. i love she thought it would be scary to play her. and scoop lands

i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why?y said, well, then you have to do it. do you remember dancing at tramp? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three—part amazon drama about the interview, which made it slightly awkward when gillian anderson bumped into her. i had come to this charity event not having prepared at all and was really dishevelled, and she showed up as emily maitlis, who looks like a movie star and was tanned and short white skirt and tanned legs and everything. and i literally looked like her great aunt! i thought that went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview, does it matter? colin paterson, bbc news. yeah, it matters. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. who would play you, chris? i'm not sure about — who would play you, chris? i'm not sure about that _ who wou

i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why?. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three—part amazon drama about the interview, which made it slightly awkward when gillian anderson bumped into her. i had come to this charity event not having prepared at all and was really dishevelled, and she showed up as emily maitlis, who looks like a movie star and was tanned and short white skirt and tanned legs and everything. and i literally looked like her great aunt! i thought that went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview, does it matter? colin paterson, bbc news. yeah, it matters. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you very much. tomorrow is the spring equinox and there are plenty of signs of spring around. lots of daffodils and today temperatures in central and eastern england got up to 17 d

i mean, it's just too scary to play emily maitlis. why?? no. and to make things more complicated, emily maitlis herself is executive producer on an upcoming rival three—part amazon drama about the interview. i thought that all went very well. prince andrew famously thought that the interview had been a triumph. gillian anderson and billie piper both agree that there is almost no chance he will watch this version. this interview, does it matter? colin paterson, bbc news. yeah, it matters. time for a look at the weather. here's ben. hello, thank you very much. good evening. tomorrow marks the spring equinox and already we have had some signs of spring. in lincolnshire today with some hazy temperatures, temperatures got to 17 celsius. that won't necessarily last for the rest of this week, as i will show you in a moment. in the short term, the milder we have in place is also feeding a lot of cloud in our direction and that cloud is producing some outbreaks of rain. this is where we are expecting the rain to be as we head through the rest of th

i'm not totally convinced by gillian anderson's emily maitlis voice, though.o a tee. the voice i thought was maybe a little bit too margaret thatcher in the crown. i'm not going to be giving that feedback. yeah, please don't. i'm not going to text gillian right now and say you had said that. because i don't want her to come here and sort you out, you know? and, frankly, ithink it's sensational. so, you know... it's a great performance. we'lljust leave that there. and it makes you realise... we used to be friends. i can't believe you came at gillian anderson! i wish we could just delete that, rewind. don't put this bit in the big budget film version of this episode. i'm curious as to how it works when... so, they're dramatising this thing, this interview. a fair amount of which is obviously out there in public, ie the interview, and involves prince andrew and emily maitlis, who are both public figures. you were the absolute centrepiece of this whole thing, but not a public figure at that time. and so how billie piper goes about playing you and trying to represe

but there we go. think emily maitlis has been you think emily maitlis has been unfairly emily unfairlye how she looked back at the camera? was happy camera? she was so happy she'd got shot her, got her money shot and her, like, money. >> and obviously, after >> quote. and obviously, after david cameron had said something along, said along, you know, she said something for something along those lines for david gunning david cameron, emily was gunning for reaction, for the same kind of reaction, and a good look at that. and she got a good look at that. >> that's that's look. and she got a good look at that. >> she's; that's look. and she got a good look at that. >> she's happy. look. >> she's happy. >> she's happy. >> she's happy. >> she's like, nailed >> she is. she's like, nailed it. will be talked on it. this will be talked about on patrick christys tomorrow. >> what she's thinking. >> that's what she's thinking. you think, i'm i've you can think, oh, i'm glad i've been that been told. but then isn't that quite a worrying. >> worrying thing quite a worrying. >> journalismorrying thing

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and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis. famous bbc newsnight interview with prince andrew hits netflix. hello, i'm anna foster in eastjerusalem. america's top diplomat, secretary of state, antony blinken, has said that 100% of gaza's population is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. those are some of the strongest comments he has made so far and they come as a you backed report says that famine is imminent... is imminent in northern gaza, as the war between israel and hamas continues. the un is warning that 1 million people, that's half of the territory's population, are now facing starvation. the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapon of war, a claim israel rejects. here's what us secretary of state antony blinken said a short time ago. according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, ac

and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis — the famous bbc newsnight interview with prince andrew hits like bbc springwatch. but in recent years he has also been campaigning to change perceptions of neurodivergent people — those who are autistic, dyslexic or living with adhd. last year, packham — who is himself autistic — made inside our autistic minds, following four people as they made films about their autistic experiences. here he is talking to our reporter nick ransom about how the programme has touched a nerve. the programme has been, you know, thankfully, enormously successful.

and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis.has said the entire population of gaza is suffering severe levels of acute food insecurity. in some of his strongest comments so far on the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the palestinian territory, mr blinken said it was israel's duty to prioritise providing for those in need. america's top diplomat is currenly in the philippines, and will be heading back to the middle east soon, to reenergise efforts to secure a ceasefire deal in gaza. our state department correspondent, tom bateman, is travelling with mr blinken — he sent this update from manila a short while ago. well, we now know that after this visit to southeast asia,

okay, there he is, having dinner with james o'brien and emily maitlis. earth. i'm sure he'd say. well, the company you keep doesn't necessarily define your political views and the apparent anti—brexit, anti—tory questionably abusive stuff he puts on social media doesn't bleed over into his actual on air output . well, today he had air output. well, today he had the hard left so—called comedian nish kumar on his show apparently introduced him by saying that his kids call him uncle. well, there we go . i'm uncle. well, there we go. i'm assuming that they get on rather well then, though, don't they? the nish kumar that made the same nish kumar that made such comments about such offensive comments about brexit that he was booed off stage at a charity gig. now you want me to leave? >> i'm not going to do it. absolutely not. absolutely . not. absolutely not. absolutely. not. >> anyway, it sounds to me like he was openly joking about his own political bias during today's broadcast . today's broadcast. >> now, good news, bad news. >> now, good news, bad news. >>

>> yeah, i think is it emily maitlis? that the lady maitlis?ho interviewed i think that interviewed him? i think that was a done deal, wasn't it, at that point when he started going on about sweating, it no that point when he started going on awas: sweating, it no that point when he started going on awas buying eating, it no that point when he started going on awas buying it|ting, it no that point when he started going on awas buying it and. it no that point when he started going on awas buying it and it no that point when he started going on awas buying it and i think no that point when he started going on awas buying it and i think it) one was buying it and i think it was a done deal. there and um, i used to be friends with him, didn't he. >> he used to be his friend and it's always going be tainting it's always going to be tainting him. think the concern him. and i think the concern now, louis, is that he's presumably he be presumably worried he won't be able return royal duties able to return to royal duties if he wants to. >> it's pretty,

> oh, look forward to more scoops that definitely haven't come to emily come from jon sopel to emily maitlisrick says it's the way to keep the it's the only way to keep the pubuc it's the only way to keep the public safe. we'll be getting the opinions of former the opinions of a former prisoner your headlines the opinions of a former prisosophia your headlines the opinions of a former prisosophia . your headlines with sophia. >> thanks, patrick. it's 232. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headlines, sir jeffrey donaldson has stepped down as a leader of the democratic unionist party after he was charged with historical sex offences. he's also been suspended from the party pending the outcome of the legal process . they've now appointed gavin robinson as interim leader. . they've now appointed gavin robinson as interim leader . a 57 robinson as interim leader. a 57 year old woman has been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to the same police investigation. sir jeffrey was elected to parliament in 1997 and is the longest serving mp in northern ireland, on

prince andrew's infamous bbc newsnight with bbc newsnight sit down with emily rocked the royal emily maitlisl show viewers how that interview came about . how that interview came about. >> an hour of television can change everything. >> three women and a whippet wouldn't have seen that in a bbc studio. >> when i started the allegations surrounding jeffrey epstein include his friend prince andrew. >> sam, let's start pushing the palace. >> i want it for us. >>— >> i want it for us. >> you're chasing a story that we're never going to get. >> this is the work. my job is bilking the people we can't just call up. hello, everyone . you call up. hello, everyone. you have a problem that won't go away . away. >> it's enough to make you sweat, isn't it? right. okay, look , there's still plenty of look, there's still plenty of time to grab our spring prizes. it's the great british giveaway. that's a shopping spree, a gadget bundle, and an incredible £12,345 in tax free cash. you've got to be in it to win it. >> and here's how time is ticking on your chance to win the great british giveaway. there's a m