march seven, huddersfield zero. _ huddersfield zero. we _ huddersfield zero.sfield zero. we could have - huddersfield zero. . we could have beaten huddersfield zero. - we could have beaten any huddersfield zero. _ we could have beaten any premise sheep team tonight. is not a matter of how come it's a matter_ is not a matter of how come it's a matter of— is not a matter of how come it's a matter of when.— is not a matter of how come it's a matter of when. this is the story of the canaries _ matter of when. this is the story of the canaries who _ matter of when. this is the story of the canaries who went _ matter of when. this is the story of the canaries who went down - matter of when. this is the story of the canaries who went down the . matter of when. this is the story of i the canaries who went down the mine but came flying back out again. norwich city from bottom of the top division to top of the second term as a manager, largely the same outlook in triumph as disaster, promotion almost inevitable and possibly imminent. i think this continuity in our philo

is in huddersfield, it _ anyone was going to come, it is in huddersfield, it is _ in huddersfield, it in huddersfield, it is midnight, it is- in huddersfield, it is . midnight, it is freezing in huddersfield, it is - midnight, it is freezing cold and — midnight, it is freezing cold and look. _ midnight, it is freezing cold and look, everyone - midnight, it is freezing cold i and look, everyone has come. every— and look, everyone has come. every single _ and look, everyone has come. every single table _ and look, everyone has come. . every single table has someone. thousands of businesses are reopening over the next phase of covid—19 restrictions easing. in england shops can open, pubs can serve customers outdoors, hairdressers, salons and gyms and outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks cannot be visited. in wealth, non—essential shop can reopen today but it will be a few more weeks until pubs can do the same. travel restrictions across the border have been eased and most children are back in school. and in scotland, most children will return to school unless they are shielding.

they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10.ll you about. let's quickly zip through some of the day's other stories and charley hull tees offjust after 9 30 in the third round of the a—n—a inspiration — the first golf major of the year. she's three shots behind leader patty tava—tanakit. lewis hamilton's team le qualified fastest in saudi arabia ahead of tomorrow's semi final and final in the new extreme e series. not such a good day though for claudia hurtgen, who luckily walked away unscathed from this huge crash. and the four time championjump jockey richard johnson has retired from racing. at over 3,500, only ap mccoy has ridden more winners than him. after being absent from the calendar last year, the boat race is back tomorrow. but you may not recognise the location. the dual between oxford and cambridge normally takes place on the choppy waters of the thames but in order to keep crowds away due to the pandemic, it'll be held in the more remote surroundings of cambridgeshire's river great ouse. mike bushell looks at how di

they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10.u though some of the day's other sports stories. where charley hull will tee off in a couple of hours just three shots off the leading going into the third round of the a—n—a inspiration — golf�*s first major of the year. thailand's patty tava—tanakit is out in front on 9 under par. lewis hamilton's team le qualified fastest in saudi arabia ahead of tomorrow's semi final and final in the new extreme e series. not such a good day though for claudia hurtgen, who luckily walked away unscathed from this huge crash. and the four time championjump jockey richard johnson has retired from racing. (ani at over 3 thousand 500 winners, only ap mccoy has ridden more than him. and lastly — this is where the boat race will be taking place tomorrow. look a bit different? that's because it's not on the thames but rather the great 0use in cambridgeshire. in order to avoid crowds gathering en masse — against covid rules — there's a change of venue for the oxford and cambridge crews. mike bushell can sho

the win takes norwich eight points clear of watford whilst huddersfield remain in a scrap for survivale above the relegation zone, seven points clear of rotherham below them — who have fourgames in hand. scotland have lined up two friendlies injune ahead of the european championship, they'll play the netherlands in portugal and luxembourg away before they face the czech republic at hampden park in their group opener. that's one of four matches that will be played in glasgow in the tournament. uefa's asked all 12 participating cities to let them know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games. scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to return: we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really. that's not the nature of what we're dealing with, but i'm very, very hopeful — i'm hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships — and we will be working hard to make that happen. the defending champion dusti

and hull kingston rovers narrowly beat huddersfield by 25 points to 2a but the match will be rememberedhuddersfield players — and ben crooks goes into score the quickest try in super league history. just 7 seconds. and that's all the sport for now. we will see you later. the weekend is upon us, and the weather is looking pretty good across most of the uk. here's the good news, the temperatures are going to rise a little bit, just a bit. the mornings will still be fairly chilly. a frosty night tonight, but i think by day, it will at least improve by around 2—3 degrees compared to what we've had in the last few. here is the weather map, from high—pressure close to uk, keeping weather fronts at bay. here's the recent satellite picture. you can see a weather frontjust brushing the outer hebrides there, scotland and also the north of northern ireland. over us, just a scattering of fairweather cloud here and there. so this evening and overnight, it's a case of clear skies, again, a touch of frost, particularly across central and eastern areas of the uk. but where we have the breeze, just lift

league where champions st helens maintained their unbeaten start to the season as they won 18—10 at huddersfield all of their opening games, in contrast to huddersfield who've lost all four league games under new coach iain watson. saints great rivals wigan also remain unbeaten after they overcame castleford 22—12, the returning beven french scoring twice in his first game since last year's grand final loss. britain's cameron norrie will face 11 time champion rafael nadal in the quarter finals of barcelona 0pen. norrie went through after eighth seeded belgian david goffin retired with an injury, while nadal — who is looking for a 12th title here — beatjapan's kei nishikori in three sets. britain's simon yates has extended his lead in the tour of the alps to 58 seconds, with just one stage to go. the team bike exchange rider looks in good form as he prepares for next months giro d'italia. he led up the final climb in the leader's green jersey, and freewheeled across the finish line in third place behind pello bilbao. the spaniard moves up to second overall. at the world snooker championship three

in the other game, it's huddersfield 6, catalans dragons 6.ead of tomorrow's semi final and final. not such a good day though for claudia hurtgen, driving for abt cupra xe. she had a huge crash during the opening session of qualifying. thankfully, she did walk away unhurt. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport i will have more in the next hour. the uk has launched what will be the world's largest ocean monitoring system to protect wildlife and biodiversity. the world's first network of underwater camera rigs is being rolled out across the british overseas territories and once operational, the systems will allow the territories to observe and manage ocean wildlife in their diverse ecosystems. professorjessica meeuwig is the director of the centre for marine futures at the university of western australia. she's also a conservation fellow of the zoological society london. thank you so much forjoining us. let me ask you first of all, how exactly is this going to work?

they were held to a 1—1 draw at home to struggling huddersfield town.move up to third — but are nine points behind second placed watford with a game in hand. aberdeen are into the fourth round of the scottish cup but were made to work hard by league one side dumbarton — winning1—0. 12 other matches today. here's a flavour of them highland league side brora rangers knocked hearts out in round two. currently leading against league two stranraer. it's been more than 100 years since motherwell lost to non—league opposition in the scottish cup. they're leading formartine 3—0. at 7:30 — holders celtic face falkirk. the women's six nations is under way. it's a changed format with two groups of three then a final playoff round to decide the final places. all of the games are live on the bbc too... england are playing scotland in the opening match and the red roses are cruising to victory. they've ran in six tries so far — bryany cleall securing the bonus point here. while england's new number ten, helena rowland has also scored on her debut. england leading 40—

struggling rotherham got a point in a goalless draw at huddersfield.s next weekend, celtic have got their biggest premiership win of the season as they thrashed livingston 6—0 at home. two goals from mohamed elyounoussi. bottom side hamilton were beaten 1—0 by dundee united — marc mcnulty with the goal there. kilmarnock against ross county finished 2—2. motherwell beat st mirren 1—0. rugby union next, and england have thrashed italy 67—3 in the women's six nations. the defending champions scored nine tries as they reached the final of the tournament, which has a different format for this year, asjo currie reports. stepping out, knowing that a win against italy would send england through to the six nations grand final. a moment of reflection, and then it was down to business. against their resolute hosts, england knew they would have to take their chances. they did just that. first showing her power and then her pace to put the visitors ahead. a moment later, an almost an identical move. this time, meg jones with a quick reaction. vicky fleetwood in the

they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10.l have more for you at 9:15pm. president biden has expressed his sorrow and the flag at the white house has been lowered to half mast, following the murder of a police officer in the second attack on the us capitol in three months. william evans was killed when a car crashed into a security barrier before the driver approached officers with a knife. police then shot and killed the suspect. authorities said the attack did not appear to be terrorism—related. in germany, people are protesting against the way the government has been handling the pandemic and also the most recent lockdown restrictions. the country's president has just given a televised address warning of a crisis of trust in politics linked to the pandemic. on the one hand, we got the president, who gave this address. admitted — president, who gave this address. admitted that the state had made mistakes — admitted that the state had made mistakes when it comes to the vaccine — mistakes when it comes to the vaccine roll—out,

second placed watford were beaten 1—0 at luton whilst towards the bottom huddersfield boosted their survivalat forest. the remaining game of the day sees the leaders nowich kick off against bournemouth at 8 o'clock. and norwich will no doubt have an extra spring in their step at carrow road this evening having sealed promotion. i've been getting thoughts of our reporter, tom williams, outside the stadium. they have been utterly relentless this season. a bit of a sticky spell at the start of the season as they were struggling to readjust to life backin were struggling to readjust to life back in the championship. they have certainly had great continuity, consistency and a real togetherness, they have taken a more pragmatic approach this year. last time they got promoted to the championship, it was about outscoring the opposition but they have tightened up at the back, they remain free scoring upfront. they have fullyjustifiably earned their place back in the top—flight. a great story there. time for some other sports news. bayern munich head coach hansi flick has told the club he wants to lea

, where champions st helens maintained their unbeaten start to the season as they won 18—10 at huddersfieldoss. britain's cameron norrie will face 11—time champion rafael nadal in the quarter finals of barcelona 0pen. norrie went through after eighth seeded belgian david goffin retired with an injury, while nadal — who is looking for a 12th title here — beatjapan's kei nishikori in three sets. britain's simon yates has extended his lead in the tour of the alps to 58 seconds, with just one stage to go. the team bike exchange rider looks in good form, as he prepares for next months giro d'italia. he led up the final climb in the leader's green jersey, and freewheeled across the finish line in third place behind pello bilbao. the spaniard moves up to second overall. at the world snooker championship, three—time winner mark selby eased through to the second round with a ten frames to one victory over kurt maflin. the norwegian had a chance to extend the match if he sunk the black in the 12th frame, but after doing the hard work prior to it missed. and that left selby an easy finish to confirm h

the win takes norwich eight points clear of watford whilst huddersfield remain in a scrap for survivalve lined up two friendlies injune ahead of the european championship, they'll play the netherlands in portugal and luxembourg away before they face the czech republic at hampden park in their group opener. that's one of four matches that will be played in glasgow in the tournament. uefa's asked all 12 participating cities to let them know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games. scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to return: we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really. that's not the nature of what we're dealing with, but i'm very, very hopeful — i'm hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships — and we will be working hard to make that happen. the defending champion dustinjohnson has been paired with england's lee westwood for the opening two rounds at augusta national, with the mas

second placed watford were beaten 1—0 at luton whilst towards the bottom huddersfield boosted their survivaln at forest. the remaining game of the day sees the leaders nowich kick off against bournemouth at 8 o'clock and norwich will no doubt have an extra spring in their step at carrow road this evening having sealed promotion. bbc look east's tom williams is there and joins us now. they are no strangers to being promoted, norwich. does this one feel special because of how good they have been this season? yeah, they have been this season? yeah, the have they have been this season? yeah, they have been _ they have been this season? yeah, they have been utterly _ they have been this season? yeah, they have been utterly relentless i they have been utterly relentless this season. a sticky spell at the start of the season as they were struggling to readjust to life in the championship. they have suddenly had great continuity, consistency and a real togetherness, they have taken a more pragmatic approach this year, norwich. last year, it is all about outscoring the opposition, but they have certa

and hull kingston rovers narrowly beat huddersfield by 25 points to 2a but the match will be rememberedontinue with this dry theme throughout the weekend and perhaps into monday as well. some chilly mornings but it will not be quite as cold overnight nor during the day as it has been of late. we had some patchy cloud bubble up on friday but the thicker cloud was towards the northwest of the uk and that brought rain in the northwest of scotland. that is fading away. the next weather system will be hanging out in the atlantic and we will be dominated by high pressure that stretches down from scandinavia. another cold start of frost across parts of england and wales and eastern parts of scotland. a bit milder for northwest scotland and northern ireland where we have more of a breeze and sun—cloud for a while. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting, some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and eastern parts of england. for much of the country, temperatures will be a degree or two higher than they were

is the subject leader for a pharmacy at the subject leader for a pharmacy at the university of huddersfieldnue taking the astrazeneca vaccine, because fewer people would die, and she said they were so upset and so angry because her brother had been extra ordinarily unlucky, so i think that isjust incredibly ordinarily unlucky, so i think that is just incredibly brave thing to be able to do, to sort of get that message out. but as christopher was eight and you were saying, they're going to be lots of questions, there will be a lot of confusion, it is human nature to have anxiety about this, and the thing about this disease in this virus and this vaccine, it is also unprecedented. we are completely new, and this is why things will change, that granular data is so important, so important for all the agencies, keeping track of that data. data really is king right now and it is really is king right now and it is really important these agencies are transparent with the public and they keep informing the public as the situation changes, because i think trying to keep that trust and part of that is

night in the championship, too, where the leaders norwich score five in the first half against huddersfieldgo eight points clear. good evening. a trial of the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine on children has been partly suspended while scientists investigate a possible link with rare blood clots in adults. the university of oxford has told the bbc that there are no safety concerns with the trial itself but that scientists were waiting for further information. the medicines regulator, the mhra, is reviewing rare cases of thrombosis that have been reported in adults who've been vaccinated. parents and children are being told to continue to attend all scheduled visits and the prime minister borisjohnson has urged people to get their vaccination, when invited, to reduce the risk of a third wave of infections, as our medical editor fergus walsh reports. nearly 300 children aged 6—17 are taking part in the astrazeneca vaccine trial in england which began in february. oxford university said there had been no blood clots in the volunteers but out of an abundance of caution it had stopped vaccinations, pe

regulars at this huddersfield pub have been waiting for this moment for months.ed to be taken for granted now a luxury to be savoured. drinking could only take place outdoors, so was the chilly weather a put—off? it was snowing earlier, but i was still going to come out. just put my coat on! after 14 months of not going anywhere except funerals, it's a great plus. we didn't even know- if anyone was going to come. it's in huddersfield, _ it's midnight, it's freezing cold. and if you look, everyone's come. there isn't a single table that people haven't arrived at. - thousands of businesses are reopening under the next phase of covid restriction easing. in england, shops can open, pubs and restaurants can serve customers outdoors. hairdressers, salons, gyms and outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks can now be visited. in wales, nonessential shops can reopen today, but it will be a few more weeks until pubs can do the same. travel restrictions across the border have been eased, and most children are back in school. and in scotland, most children will return t

they'll play either leigh or huddersfield in the next round.as a good night for british boxing, shannon courtenay became a world champion for the first time after beating australia's ebanie bridges on points while savannah marshall defended her world middleweight title. and connor benn moved a step closer to a world title shot. he beat colombia's samuel vargas after just one minute and 20 seconds. that's now 18 wins in 18 fights for benn. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at today's front pages in the papers. with me are calum macdonald, presenter at times radio, and sienna rodgers, the editor of labourlist. today's front pages. let's start with the sunday telegraph — it leads with the tribute, paid by prince charles to the duke of edinburgh, calling him "a very special person". that tribute by the prince of wales is also on the front page of the sunday express. the newspaper adds that the prince said he misses his father enormously. the sunday times also leads with prince c

regulars at this huddersfield pub have been waiting for this moment for months.en for granted now a luxury to be savoured. drinking could only take place outdoors, so was the chilly weather a put—off? it was snowing earlier, but i was still going to come out. just put my coat on! after 14 months of not going anywhere except funerals, it's a great plus. we didn't even know- if anyone was going to come. it's in huddersfield, _ it's midnight, it's freezing cold. and if you look, everyone's come. there isn't a single table - that people haven't arrived at. thousands of businesses are reopening under the next phase of covid restriction easing. in england, shops can open, pubs and restaurants can serve customers outdoors. hairdressers, salons, gyms and outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks can now be visited. in wales, nonessential shops can reopen today, but it will be a few more weeks until pubs can do the same. travel restrictions across the border have been eased, and most children are back in school. and in scotland, most children will return to school unl

ten fire engines are dealing with a huge blaze on marsden moor, near huddersfield in west yorkshire. hectares of land there. the former chief executive of the post office has said she's "truly sorry" for the "suffering" caused to subpostmasters who were wrongly convicted of criminal offences. reverend paula vennells issued the apology as she announced she would be stepping back from her public roles, as well as her regular church duties, in the wake of the scandal. on friday, judges quashed the convictions of 39 former subpostmasters who, due to an it flaw, had wrongfully been found guilty of theft and fraud. lets get more on this from our business presenter, ben thompson. tell us more. this was the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice. what was sarah van el�*s involvement in the whole saga we have been hearing about so much in the last few days? 50 hearing about so much in the last few da s? . _, ., few days? so much coverage, particularly — few days? so much coverage, particularly on _ few days? so much coverage, particularly on friday - few days? so much coverage, particularly on

regulars at this huddersfield pub have been waiting for this moment for months. to be taken for granted now a luxury to be savoured. drinking could only take place outdoors, so was the chilly weather a put—off? it was snowing earlier, but i was still going to come out. just put my coat on! after 14 months of not going anywhere, it's a great plus. we didn't even know- if anyone was going to come. it's in huddersfield, _ it's midnight, it's freezing cold. and if you look, everyone's come. there isn't a single table that people haven't arrived at. - thousands of businesses are reopening under the next phase of covid restriction easing. in england, shops can open, pubs and restaurants can serve customers outdoors. hairdressers, salons, gyms and outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks can now be visited. in wales, nonessential shops can reopen today, but it will be a few more weeks until pubs can do the same. travel restrictions across the border have been eased, and most children are back in school. and in scotland, most children will return to school unless th

refugee jamal his jersey being pushed to the ground and having water poured on his face at school in huddersfield in northern england it attracted widespread condemnation including from the vent prime minister to resign may he jazz he says it was part of a campaign of racist bullying by a group of fellow pupils the remarks at the center of the libel trial came into facebook videos that followed i have a witness who's a young girl who would be you know like a man actually lennon also claimed jamal who came to britain under a refugee resettlement program had threatened to stab a fellow student jamal now 17 denies all the accusations his lawyer told the judge at the high court the videos viewed by more than a 1000000 people led to threats against jamal's family who have now had to move elsewhere stephen yaxley lennon recently said that he was bankrupt and couldn't afford a lawyer is representing himself here in caught his defense rests on proving that everything he said in those facebook videos was true the prosecution is hoping to convince the judge that it wasn't i'm not so at least 29000 yeah act

they thrashed huddersfield 7—0 at carrow road — teemu pukki scoring a hat—trick.igh tackle on england's vickii cornborough, in the scots' 52—10 defeat on saturday, minutes after coming on as a replacement. she was remorseful when she admitted the offence afterwards, so the usual six—game ban was reduced to three. there'll be one big name missing when the masters gets under way tomorrow, and that's tiger woods, who's still recovering after his car crash. he's been an inspiration to many players — none more so than his friend rory mcilroy, who recently learned a big lesson about how woods managed to win as much as he has. i went over to tiger's house a few weeks ago to see him. and in his family room he's got his trophy cabinet. and it is his 15 major trophies. and i said, "that's really cool, where are all the others?" he was like, "i don't know." "what?" he goes, "yeah, my mum has some, there's a few in the office, and a few wherever." so then i went, i was driving home and i was thinking, i mean, he thought that, right, that's all he cared about. so how easy must

they'll play either leigh or huddersfield in the next round.land from tomorrow. but some firms are concerned about whether couples will still choose to postpone their special day, until more people can celebrate with them. our business correspondent katy austin has more. rafia got engaged in december 2019. we had planned to get married december 2020. we originally planned to do two celebrations. so we were going to have our lovely white wedding here, which would have been about 350 guests, and then a massive wedding in nigeria, which would have been 800 to 1000 guests. so we had invested so much into it. and now, in terms of numbers, injune we will have a small and intimate wedding, and that will hold about 30 people. after months of stress, rafia nowjust wants to get married and enjoy what she can. the pro is that we're saving a lot of money, and that money will then go towards a nice honeymoon or a mortgage. and also the fact that we're reallyjust spending the day with those that really means something to us. restrictions starting to be eased

helens leading huddersfield 6—0 withjust the one drop.this final shot, doing the hard work prior to this finalshot, his doing the hard work prior to this final shot, his challenger missed and left mark selby with an easy shot to move on. it's four frames all between ronnie 0'sullivan and anthony mcgill in their all—english second—round contest, after mcgill won the last two frames of the session to put the pressure on the six—time world champion 0'sullivan. they will continue to play tomorrow morning. how is your snicker? anchor: pretty lousy to be honest. thank you. documents released at the high court today have shed more light on how ppe contracts were awarded at the start of the pandemic last year. they suggest there was a controversial vip route that allowed certain companies to fast track the process. our special correspendent lucy manning has more. well, over the last year, the bbc has revealed details of millions of gowns and facemasks that couldn't be used because they didn't meet the right standards, and there's been concern ove

.— ten fire engines are dealing with a huge blaze on marsden moor, near huddersfield in west yorkshireoman of colour to win best director. the pandemic meant it was a pared—down ceremony, as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. the year the oscars were held in a train station, best picture went to a film about a van. nomadland! frances mcdormand plays a woman who has lost herjob and her husband, so takes to the road to find work and community. no, i'm not. ..homeless. i'm just houseless. she celebrated by encouraging people to go back to the cinema, and then paid tribute to the film's sound mixer, michael wolf snyder, who took his own life last month. we give this one to our wolf. she howls she also won best actress for a third time. the film's director, chloe zhao, became only the second woman in the 93—year history of the oscars to win best director. at the age of 83, sir anthony hopkins became a double oscar winner, and the oldest ever winner of an acting oscar, for playing a man with dementia in the father. i am not leaving my flat! butjust like at the baftas, he

they thrashed huddersfield 7—0 at carrow road, teemu pukki scoring a hat—trick. be played at hampden park, and scotland's first minster nicola sturgeon is optimistic about the return of supporters. you know, we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really — that's not the nature of what we're dealing with. but i am very, very hopeful — hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships and we'll continue to work as hard as we can to make that happen. there'll be one big name missing when the masters gets under way tomorrow, and that's tiger woods, who's still recovering after his car crash. he's been an inspiration to many players, none more so than his friend rory mcilroy, who recently learned a big lesson about how woods managed to win as much as he has. i went over to tiger's house a few weeks ago to see him. and in his family room he's got his trophy cabinet. and it is his 15 major trophies. and i said, "that's really cool, where are all the ot

ten fire engines are dealing with a huge blaze on marsden moor, near huddersfield in west yorkshire.ve football pitches. two specialist wildlife units have also been sent to the scene. it comes almost two years to the day since a devastating fire destroyed over 700 hectares of land there. it was a good night for brits at the oscars last night. sir anthony hopkins took home the award for best actor, while daniel kaluuya won best supporting actor, and emerald fennell scooped best screenplay for promising young woman. nomadland took home several awards, with chloe zhao becoming the first woman of colour to win best director. the pandemic meant it was a pared—down ceremony, as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. the year the oscars were held in a train station, best picture went to a film about a van. nomadland! frances mcdormand plays a woman who has lost herjob and her husband, so takes to the road to find work and community. no, i'm not homeless. i'm just... ..houseless. she celebrated by encouraging people to go back to the cinema, and then paid tribute to the fil