again, nobody actually thinks that keeley hawes is the home secretary. thinks the bloke playing the prime minister is actually theresa may. no, no, we're not talking about that. we are in a way because... but it's very important, this is a drama, you are trying to enhance the drama. having people like andrew marr in it allows you to lose yourself in that drama. the other way to see it is, so far, we have had 14 bbc news figures appearing, including today programme presenters about radio presenters. was this a strategy to build the public brand bbc news presenters as celebrities? no. in a word, no. when these requests come in, it is the head of department. for many of these people, in this case, me, that assesses the script, assesses the contents, is it reputationally damaging? is it causing confusion or concerns? is an undermining the credibility of the presenter? you make a judgment on whether, do we want this person, is it reasonable for this person to be in a bbc production? in this case, yes, was myjudgment. the kind of news element of it runs throug

, rather than keeley hawes translation: i loved line of duty, where she was splendid.d series, they cannot do without her, come on! going to get a second series, they cannot do without her, come 0mm has really gripped the public. everyone is binge—watch. sometimes if you stagger things for six weeks you get those water cooler moments which we thought perhaps were no longer around. most people know it is hokum but it is beautifully played, beautifully produced, top. something to look forward to tonight. thank you both very much indeed. that's it for the papers this morning. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news websit at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests, 0wen bennett and robert fox. goodbye. the rest of sunday will be more straightforward, scattered showers. a miserable morning across cornwall, devon and south wales, heavy rain that that is moving through that a pace. this has been the story so far. rain pushing in across wales and the midlan

be the next james bond question is, could keeley hawes be the nextjames bond girl?tar, we think, or is she dead, or is she not dead? we will find out tomorrow. she is in the final part of bodyguard tomorrow. she plays the home secretary, maybe she was blown up, that maybe she wasn't.|j secretary, maybe she was blown up, that maybe she wasn't. i have a lot to catch up with you. she is tipped to catch up with you. she is tipped to be the next bond girl but according to the sunday times, maybe not, because she might have to come back for a second series because maybe she isn't dead after all. everybody wants some of her. she is the most in vogue woman in the uk. and this programme, the most watched drama for about a decade, according to the sunday times. you've missed it! you'll have to catch up. so the sunday times, also, just quickly, the viewers have to catch up on that front page. bodyguard, back from the dead, as you are saying, and but nobody has seen this final episode. everybody is in the dark. so that is tonight, you say? tomorrow night? sunday night. you've g

laughter bravo, the team at bodyguard, good cast, great show, sad regarding keeley hawes, would havedy in an action role would make me think, bond, perhaps, but, i don't know, he ‘s career will be glittering, it was already pretty good but everyone has been accessed with him for six weeks, great things beckon, whether it is bond or something else. congratulations. an indian sailor taking part in a round the world yacht race has been rescued after his boat was hit by a storm. the news came in as we came to air this morning. a huge international rescue operation was launched to find abhilash tomy, who got stranded 2000 miles off the coast of western australia after his mast got damaged by a5 foot waves. he manage to send out a message saying he'd suffered a severe back injury. for the latest, we can speak now to don mcintyre, he's the chairman of the golden globe race. tell us how this rescue happened? major international operation led by thejoint major international operation led by the joint rescue major international operation led by thejoint rescue cordon major international operat

amongst those who replied was the actress keeley hawes who urged us to ask: is julia montague alive? enjoying the experience of winding everyone up, so we're looking forward to what the reaction will be on sunday night. let‘s speak now to stuart bowman, who plays stephen hunter—dunn, director general of the security service m15. thanks for coming in. there‘s literally no point asking that question but how much fun is it being a part of all of this? having a major secret that 10 million people want to know the answer to... it's people want to know the answer to... it‘s a lot of fun. it‘s great. if i said the final scene on sunday night at10:10pm said the final scene on sunday night at 10:10pm was julie montague‘s zombie hand coming out and grabbing david budd and dragging him into the underworld, people would believe it. is it? it might be. people arejust desperate to know and not to know same time. it‘s been lovely. desperate to know and not to know same time. it's been lovely. have you ever been involved in anything like this before? it‘s been massive. i don‘t think anyone has been