i'mjane i'm jane hill.tes we'll find out which actors and film—makers are nominated for the starriest of them all — the oscars. with me for this bbc news special is the film criticjason solomons. lots to talk about in the next hour. we'll be live in los angeles shortly. here's some of the top contenders.

i'm jane hill. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hello.t are you watching? we have dog, in which channing tatum co—stars with...a dog. we have old henry, which is a very interesting revisionist western. we have dog, in which channing tatum co—stars with...a dog. we have old henry, which is a very interesting revisionist western. and here before, starring the great andrea riseborough. i love dogs. am i going to love the film? do you like channing tatum? i am neutral on the topic of channing tatum. he stars and co—directs. there comes a point in every leading actor's life, i must co—star with a dog. richard gere in hachi, which i really like, and tom hanks in turner and hooch. here, channing tatum is a ranger trying to get back into service. there is a military dog whose handler has now died. the military dog is years in service and has become very unpredictable. channing tatum's character wants to get back into service. he is told to take the dog to the funeral, a cross—country thing, a road trip. after that, take the dog where it needs to

i'm jane hill. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hello.n. and here before starring the great andrea riseborough. i love dogs. am i going to love the film? do you like channing tatum? i am neutral. he stars and co—directs. there comes a point in every leading actor's life, i must co—star with a dog. richard gere and tom hanks have both done it. here, channing tatum is a ranger trying to get back into service. there is a military dog whose handler has now died. the military dog is years in service and has become very unpredictable. channing tatum's character wants to get back into service. he is told to take the dog to the funeral, a cross—country thing, a road trip. after that, take the dog where it needs to go. tell them it will be rehabilitated, but that is not what is going to happen. so, the dog's behaviour is unpredictable. the film isn't. what do you think would happen if you put a likeable character and a dog with problems in a car? do you think during a road trip they will fall into a will fall out? there will be good times and bad

jane hill is at buckingham palace for us today. amon-st we've had the statement from her majesty which, amongst other things, is looking forward to the year ahead. she says it is her greatest wish that camilla becomes queen consort when the time comes. let's discuss the day and the year ahead with victoria howard who is with me at the palace, the editor of the website, the crown chronicles, and website, the crown chronicles, and we can start with that thought

and jane hill will present a special programme — as the oscar nominations are announced — on the bbc for the next few days, we will have a north—south divide, much colder air across northern areas with some wintry showers. further south, it�*ll be very mild indeed for the time of year, and there will be some sunshine around. so, the dividing line between the cold air to the north and the mild air to the south is this weather front, which will be hanging around through central parts of the country throughout tuesday, so thicker cloud for northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, outbreaks of rain on this weather front. to the north of it, it�*s brighter with sunshine and blustery showers. these are wintry on the hills of scotland, and it will be windy here. further south, also quite breezy, but dry with sunny spells, a bit more cloud for wales and southwest england. a blustery day, as you can see across the board, but gusts will be reaching in excess of 50 mph across northern scotland into the northern isles. temperatures in single digits, to the north of the weather fron

i'm jane hill. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hello.g revisionist western. and here before, starring the great andrea riseborough. i love dogs. am i going to love the film? do you like channing tatum?

i'm jane hill live at buckingham palace, as the queen becomes the first british monarch to celebratemost famous singers lata mangeshkar dies aged 92. british prime minister borisjohnson considers further changes to his top team, following a wave of resignations over lockdown parties.

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and jane hill will present a special programme — as the oscar nominations are announced — on the bbcstories in the uk have been used to celebrities like dolly parton, ryan reynolds and orlando bloom on their screens. and now they can look forward to a story read by the duchess of cambridge this weekend. kate has been recorded reading �*the owl who was afraid of the dark�* byjill tomlinson, to mark children�*s mental health week. the episode will be screened on the bbc�*s channel for young children next sunday in the uk, that�*s all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello there. we have a battle of the — hello there. we have a battle of the air— hello there. we have a battle of the air mass is taking place this week— of the air mass is taking place this week and certainly for the next _ this week and certainly for the next few— this week and certainly for the next few days we will have a north—south divide, much colder air across — north—south divide, much colder air across northern areas with wintry— air across northern areas with wintry showers but further south _ wintry showers bu

iamjane i amjane hill live at i am jane hill live at buckingham palace where we are reflecting on a remarkabletary urges tory mps to give the prime minister "time and space" — as a former conservative leader says borisjohnson faces a "very difficult task" to win back the public�*s trust. a lawyer says a man jailed for the murder of milly dowler has admitted killing lin russell and her daughter, megan, in 1996. paul bacon says a statement from levi bellfield includes details of how he claims to have carried out the attack in kent. singing

well, my colleaguejane hill is at buckingham palace for us this afternoon. jane.gain to buckingham palace on the sunday afternoon where we have spent the day reflecting on 70 years on the throne, a remarkable reign and talking about the future as well and looking ahead and that is one of those things that the queen did as well in her statement issued late last night as she reflected on the beginning of the platinum jubilee and put forward that wish, that sincere wish, she says she has, for camilla, duchess of cornwall two, when the time comes, be known as queen consort and this morning his royal highness the prince of wales has issued his own statement paying tribute to the queen a's long reign and saying that he and his wife are deeply conscious of the honour, as he put it, that the queen has bestowed on camilla by publicly expressing that wish. here's 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell. "i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart," so says the queen in her accession day message. on this day when she marks the 70th anniversary of the momen

i'm jane hill live at buckingham palace as the queen becomes the first british monarch to celebrate ars lata mangeshkar dies aged 92. british prime minister borisjohnson considers further changes to his top team following a wave of resignations over lockdown parties.

linda yueh is the chair of the royal commonwealth society and spoke to my colleague jane hill earlierg people of the commonwealth, because over 60% of the commonwealth actually young people aged under 38, the importance of service, the importance of duty, the importance of contributing to their communities. and in fact, the royal commonwealth society, our associate fellows network includes a large number of former queens young leaders, who are recognised by the queen for precisely the service in these commonwealth countries. i watched it meet every single one of those 5a young people, speak to them individually, and commend them for following come in many ways, her inspiring example. find following come in many ways, her inspiring example.— inspiring example. and a lot has chanced inspiring example. and a lot has changed in _ inspiring example. and a lot has changed in 70 — inspiring example. and a lot has changed in 70 years _ inspiring example. and a lot has changed in 70 years on - inspiring example. and a lot has changed in 70 years on the - inspiring example. and a lot has i chang

and jane hill will present a special programme — as the oscar nominations are announced — on the bbcsee, tens of thousands of fans packed the streets of the capital dakar to show their support. monday was declared a public holiday and the president cut short a foriegn trip to host a reception for the team. nicknamed the lions of teranga, senegal beat egypt on penalties in a nail—biting final. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @bbcdavideades hello there. we�*ve got the battle of the air masses taking place this week, certainly for the next few days, we will have a north—south divide, much colder air across northern areas with some wintry showers. further south, it�*ll be very mild indeed for the time of year, and there will be some sunshine around. so, the dividing line between the cold air to the north and the mild air to the south is this weather front, which will be hanging around through central parts of the country throughout tuesday, so thicker cloud for northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, outbreaks of rain on this weather front. to the north of it, it�*s bri

i'm jane hill live at buckingham palace as the queen becomes the first british monarch to celebrate alatinum jubilee. bollywood singing. india begins two days of mourning as one of the country's most famous singers lata mangeshkar dies aged 92. british prime minister borisjohnson considers further changes to his top team following a wave of resignations over lockdown parties. a five—year—old moroccan boy freed after being trapped in a well forfour days has died. hello and welcome to bbc news. queen elizabeth says she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles becomes king. she made the announcement in a message marking the 70th anniversary of her reign — a milestone no british monarch has ever reached before. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports from sandringham. it is 70 years to the day since she came to the throne and there is no question of her stepping down. in the ballroom at sandringham on the eve of accession day, she was alert and fully engaged in conversations. i was told it had to be upside for the press. very consi

jane hill.bers last week — and more mps submitting letters of no confidence in him. 0ur political correspondent helen catt explained what the latest staffing moves in downing street mean for the prime minister. this is about borisjohnson, how he is trying to reshape downing street after all of the things that have gone on over recent months. so last week three very senior people from his team resigned in planned resignations. another two went in unplanned resignations. and so this is about filling some of those jobs. and the two that he has felt overnight at the director of communications, who is obviously in charge of dealing with the press, and before that he had picked someone who he has worked with before when he was the mayor of london, guto harri. but his other appointment is raising a few more questions, because he has appointed a new chief of staff, but the man that he is chosen is steve barclay, who is an mp and he is a cabinet minister. now, he is seen as another person with a pair of

jane hill is at buckingham palace for us today.ve had the statement from her ma'esty which, amon-st we've had the statement from her majesty which, amongst other things, is looking forward to the year ahead. she says it is her greatest wish that camilla becomes queen consort when the time comes. let's discuss the day and the year ahead with victoria howard who is with me at the palace, the editor of the website, the crown chronicles, and website, the crown chronicles, and we can start with that thought about camilla. you study the queen and write about the queen, so what did you think when you heard that? it you think when you heard that? it was huge news, to be honest. the royal— was huge news, to be honest. the royal world — was huge news, to be honest. the royal world was shaken by it but in a positive — royal world was shaken by it but in a positive way. many people have seen _ a positive way. many people have seen the — a positive way. many people have seen the good work the duchess of cornwall_ seen the good work the duchess

i'm jane hill.has been battering much of the uk, causing widespread disruption and damage. the south bore the brunt of it this morning with winds of an astonishing 122mph recorded at the needles on the isle of wight. at least two people have been injured, and a man in ireland has died after being hit by a falling tree. a met office red warning for wind has now expired in london and the south—east of england. but amber warnings are in force across much of england and wales until 9pm, bringing the possibility of power cuts and falling trees. and there are yellow warnings for snow in scotland and northern ireland. rail services, ferry journeys and many flights across the country have been cancelled. emergency services in london and the south have declared a "major incident" in response to the volume of calls. and 200,000 homes across the country are still without power, at the peak of the storm, almost half a million homes had no electricity. 0ur correspondent simonjones looks at how eunice has been af

i'm jane hill. the headlines at 5pm — a red weather warning is issued for parts of south west england and south wales as storm eunice prepares to sweep through the country tomorrow. it comes as scotland and the north of england recoverfrom storm dudley, which caused widespread travel problems and power cuts. warnings from both the prime minister and foreign secretary that the picture in ukraine remains bleak despite russian claims that troops are moving away from the border. but let me be clear — i am here today not to start a war, but to prevent one. i have to tell you that the picture is continuing to be very grim. a british man is named as the victim of a fatal shark attack in australia, the first in sydney for nearly 60 years. team gb men's curlers are guaranteed a medal after winning their semifinal match at the winter olympics. and good evening, fellow kids — meet the 85—year—old grandad who has found global clout on tiktok. a red weather warning has been issued by the met office for parts of

good evening, welcome to bbc news at 5pm, i'm jane hill.t's a bad end to a difficult week for borisjohnson as another mp has submitted a letter of no confidence in his leadership, following five resignations within 2a hours from his team in downing street. mps supportive of the prime minister are suggesting he's making necessary staff changes, following a damning report by the senior civil servant sue gray into rule—breaking parties at number 10 during the pandemic. but the former head of the downing street policy unit, munira mirza, quit because of the prime minister's false claim that sir keir starmer failed to prosecutejimmy savile. and in the last hour, the conservative mp aaron bell has said the prime minister's position is untenable. the bbc is aware of around 17 letters of no confidence have now been submited. more on that in a moment, but first our political corresondent nick eardley reports on the resignations inside number 10's top team. another day, another crisis. borisjohnson has lost five members of his team in just 2a hours,

i'mjane i'm jane hill. it's awards season, and in the next few minutes we'll find out which actors and film—makers are nominated for the starriest of them all — the oscars. with me for this bbc news special is the film criticjason solomons. lots to talk about in the next hour. we'll be live in los angeles shortly. here's some of the top contenders. i wonder what little lady made these. �* . . , , the 1920s western �*the power of the dog' is a favourite — could jane campion become the third woman to win the oscar for best director? kenneth branagh�*s touching memoir of a childhood in northern ireland is in contention — will he be nominated for directing after being overlooked at the baftas? i guess i'm not in the mood today... mood?! what's mood to do with it?" the sci—fi epic dune looks stunning on the big screen — after leading the way at the baftas, will it do equally well with us voters? the most strongest, the most powerful, the most to think. will smith will hoping for game set and match, for his role

i'm jane hill.he deployment of these forces in sovereign ukrainian territory amounts to a renewed invasion of that country. in germany, the government halts the process to approve a new pipeline from russia which could double europe's gas supply. ukrainians were told by their president to remain calm — he said his country was not afraid of anything or any one. questions about who will be eligible for free covid testing — after the uk government announced the end of universal testing in england from april. meanwhile, nicola sturgeon says the covid certification scheme and face mask laws will come to an end in scotland, but says she's determined to keep testing people. the scottish government is determined to retain a robust testing system capable of providing scotland with a strong resilience against future covid threats. buckingham palace says the queen has cancelled planned virtual engagements as she continues to suffer mild cold—like symptoms due to covid. russia's decision to send troops into two

i'm jane hill. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hello. every leading actor's life, i must co—star with a dog. richard gere and tom hanks have both done it. here, channing tatum is a ranger trying to get back into service. there is a military dog whose handler has died. the military dog is years in service and has become very unpredictable. channing tatum's character wants to get back into service. he is told to take the dog to the funeral, a cross—country thing, a road trip. after that, take the dog where it needs to go. tell them it will be rehabilitated, but that is not what is going to happen. so, the dog's behaviour is unpredictable. the film isn't. what do you think would happen if you put a likeable character a dog with problems in a car? do you think during a road trip they will fall into a will fall out? there will be good times and bad times and there will be a moment when they share a bath together. hello, nugget. come on and get in the nugget bath. good girl. come on! come on. you're 0k. i don't want to kill you. yeah. good gir

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in a moment, the bbc news at one with jane hill, but first it's time for a look at the weather with stave area of low pressure starts to move in, bringing wetter and windier weather — a bit of snow over the hills of scotland for a while as it bumps into the cold air — but temperatures will recover by the end of the night, it will turn milder here, but under clearer skies across the southeast — another chilly night to come here. so saturday's a very different—feeling today compared to friday. it'll be windierfor all, more cloud, outbreaks of rain — particularly across northern and western areas. some heavy across parts of wales, particularly south wales, in towards northwest england. sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland — here we'll see gales — and some drier weather across the southeast of england. i think it'll stay dry here until after dark. temperatures coming up a little bit, as well — highs of nine or ten degrees, certainly across southern and western areas. it turns wetter and windier for southeast england through saturday night, and then into sunday we look to th

jane hill will be with you at 5 o'clock.rebate help those are worst off when most will be getting a council tax rebate because of personal circumstances? that's a good point. some people end up not paying council tax because of their circumstances so it won't affect them and some people are paid much less and quite a lot of people are paying a 19% of their council of their council tax bills, so if that's over £150 then it should help them. we have a more overall question and ken wants to ask adam, and his question is, what percentage of uk energy used is produced in the uk? the uk is actually still producing most of its own energy up until about 2010 it was 50% and at the moment we think we are producing about 35% dependent on imports and when it comes to gas we have produced about 50% on what is called the uk continental shelf, the north sea and irish sea and 30% comes from a pipeline from norway and the rest of it is pipeline to the rest of europe but also some dependence on the volatile natural gas market which is shipped

it's time now for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode.s on and still doing it. and moonfall in which the moon...err...falls. that is the review. thank you for joining us! this is the story of tammy faye baker. there byjessica and andrew garfield. in america, you would know who they are. over here, maybe not. the film follows their rights to money spinning televangelists, preaching the prosperity doctrine that god wants you to be successful. god wants his followers to be rich. so, obviously, there is hucksterism involved in this andjim baker he did serve time. as for tammy faye, she broke ranks with the evangelical right by reaching out to people with hiv/aids in the early �*80s, which was seen by the evangelical right as completely beyond the pale. and therefore became something of an lgbt icon. she is played in the film byjessica who embraces the role entirely. here is a clip. do you want a little remover? no. that is it- — do you want a little remover? no. that is it. that — do you want a little remover? no. that is it. that will _ do y

well, my colleaguejane hill is at buckingham palace for us this afternoon. jane. hello again.me back to buckingham palace where we spent the day reflecting on this truly historic day, 70 years on the throne. the queen herself, as she always done on access day spending the day at sandringham in norfolk, but here in london we reflect on that remarkable period on the throne and in the next few minutes i will be talking to someone who knows the royal household well and reflecting on those years and perhaps taking a moment to think about the future as well and that future was nodded to in that statement from her majesty late last night where she made reference to camilla, talking about when the time comes, when one day charles is king how she would wish camilla to be known. and this morning prince charles issuing a further statement, congratulating her on 70 years on the throne but also reflecting that he and his wife are aware of the enormous honour bestowed on camilla. "i look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart," so says the queen in her accession day message. o

jane watching bbc news. the time six minutes past five. i'mjane hille are staying with the story that is broken within the last hour. if you are just is broken within the last hour. if you arejustjoining us here on bbc news, in the last hour it has emerged that prince andrew and virginia giuffre have reached an out—of—court settlement. this is in relation to the civil case that virginia giuffre roberts, now had planned to bring. always discussion that she wanted her day in court to use a phrase but it appears that they have now reached an out—of—court settlement. and this is emerged as a court documents that have been filed in the united states for exact sums of money, we do not know yet. but we have been told that prince andrew intends to make what's described as a substantial donation to virginia giuffre's charity in support of victims rights. some of the comments coming out of the court, part of the settlement, i should say, is that prince andrew has never intended to maligned mr frey�*s character and he accepts that she has suffered both as an esta