after all the hype the blockbusters barbie and oppenheimer are finally in the cinemas, we are in leicester square reaction. before go any further, lets catch up on some of today's sport and its been a possibly cricual days in the ashes cricket. it is really on a nice edge that series. that's get an update. let's get an update on the ashes now — with betty glover. what sort of day has it been for england was a mark a brilliant day. a brilliant couple of days. england on top with two days in his fourth ashes test. at the moment australia 78-2, ashes test. at the moment australia 78—2, trailing england. the story of the day so far without a doubt has been atjonny bairstow and his brilliant performance with the bat. he finished on 99 not out. jimmy anderson was out lbw which means beer still was stranded. so close of this century, which she deserves, he has been written. some big hit in from england and it has been exciting to watch. it meant that they took the lead to 275, australia's bowling attack wasn't great, pat cummins and josh hazelwood going for a hundred as well. it's worth pointing out tha

our daniel rosney went to leicester square in london to speak to filmgoers.ions have grown up with around the world. the other, the life of the father of the atomic bomb. but the two films do have similar themes. they look at changing worlds and consequences of decisions. and because of the hype of these two films, they're asking cinemagoers to make a tough choice themselves. which one should you see first? and here in leicester square, which is the home of a lot of film premieres in central london, you can clearly see who's off to see barbie because they're wearing pink. pink is absolutely everywhere. pink, pink, pink. i clearly didn't get the memo. we just wanted to really feel barbie and live in her. her world, her dreamhouse today was special. today planning it four months. i can't lie. it sounds sad. it's the first live action film about barbie, and it was actually first announced 14 years ago. but in that time it's gone through many iterations to get to where we are now. the film starring margot robbie being shown in cinemas around the world. the critic

and here in leicester square, which is the home of a lot of film premieres in central london, you canre. pink, pink, pink. i clearly didn't get the memo. we just wanted to really feel barbie and live in her. her world, her dreamhouse today was special. today planning it four months. i can't lie. it sounds sad. it's the first live action film about barbie, and it was actually first announced 14 years ago. but in that time it's gone through many iterations to get to where we are now. the film starring margot robbie being shown in cinemas around the world. the critics broadly say it's a good film. it's been described as painfully funny. 0ppenheimer also received a lot of praise being described as clever and imaginative. but now that the critics, those film experts have had their say, it's up to the public and crucially, what the box office will say. while barbie—mania is sweeping the globe. many are also digging deeper into the man who inspired the movie, 0ppenheimer ? american theoretical physicist —j robert 0ppenheimer and how the man known as "the father of the atomic bomb" felt about

svetlana gordieva ulyana sense maria popovich vyacheslav ntv in the center of london on leicester square main film premieres of the actor staged a protest. so they decided to support their american counterparts in the us the actors' strike has been going on for a week now. because of this, even the production of several films was suspended, about 160,000 employees of the film industry refused to work, but mostly those who act in extras or in small roles. they are demanding higher fees and royalties from showing films on streaming platforms that pay either very little or no pay. nothing more than that , there are already cases when they make a digital copy actor and then use it already, that is , completely, you can do without the person himself. and such a threat hung over the stars, and it was not by chance that merrill street spoke out in support of the strike. jennifer lawrence mademan margot robbie alexei veselovsky reports to the usa what people in hollywood under the scorching sun in california are now for 30 weeks now, actors , screenwriters and ordinary film company workers are o

we'll be live in london's leicester square. for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's becky. hello. we start with the women's world cup, where six more teams have got their campaigns under way today — amongst them spain, who underlined their status as one of the favourites to lift the trophy. patrick geary has more. this isn't the team spain thought would represent them at the world cup. last september, 15 players rebelled against the manager, only three are in the squad. any chaos behind the curtain wasn't apparent on the stage, spain outclassed costa rica, inducing their defender into an accident. one of the surviving rebels also happens to be one of the best players in the world. that is why, and that is two, two minutes later. spain had 80% of the ball but did all the damage in six minutes. the game was locked by gonz lez. from wellington to melbourne where they were checking for a canada penalty. it was given, the score was 0—0, christine sinclair trying to become the first player to score in six world cups. t

it looks like a lot of fun, doesn't it, so will they be rolling out a pink carpet tonight in leicester squaremen's football. the "land of the long white cloud" is busy getting ready for an influx of visitors from around the world, as new zealand, along with australia, plays host to the fifa women's world cup. over 31 days, qualifying teams will play a total of 64 games, across ten state—of—the—art football stadiums. 30,000 international visitors are expected to make the trip down under, with another two billion expected to watch the games on television, making it the biggest women's sporting event in the world. i will be among them, i am a big fan. let me tell you, the england team are hot favourites. the us, defending champions. the bookies believe they could win, but england are hot on their heels. so let's talk about how new zealand is preparing for all of this. live to auckland to talk to the boss of tourism new zealand, rene de monchy. a warm welcome to the programme. a warm welcome to the programme-— a warm welcome to the rorramme. , a, [m programme. greg manning. i'm assumin: programme

we are live in leicester square for the european premiere of barbie.ming up in the sport on bbc news, excellence from england's ecclestone. but can the hosts level the ashes against australia? we'll have the latest from bristol. good evening. in the last few minutes, the bbc presenter has been named as huw edwards, the man who has been accused of paying a teenager for explicit photos and he has said he is resigning. i am joined now by our media editor katie razzall and our legal correspondence. katie, tell us more about what we have learned in the last few minutes. this more about what we have learned in the last few minutes.— the last few minutes. this will come as a hue the last few minutes. this will come as a huge shock to _ the last few minutes. this will come as a huge shock to viewers. - the last few minutes. this will come as a huge shock to viewers. we - the last few minutes. this will come | as a huge shock to viewers. we have had a statement within the last few minutes from the wife of huw edwards, who named him as the bbc presenter facing a

we'll get reaction live from london's leicester square.

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several hollywood stars walked out of a film premier in leicester square last night in solidarity withcritical time for such negotiations. there is an existential threat and it's really important that it gets resolved quickly. but it's critical because the consequences beyond the membership of sag—aftra for other areas of the business is really significant. so i know people are working very hard and we keep our fingers crossed that it gets resolved quickly. let's take a look at the tubes now. there are part suspensions on the district line, circle line and hammersmith and city line. that's because of a signal problem at whitechapel. now onto the weather with sara thornton. good morning. staying with a very unsettled theme today, we had some very wet weather in the forecast, tomorrow some very windy weather and it's all because of this area of low pressure moving across us through the day to day. we can see the white lines, a real squeeze on the isobars which will bring increasingly strong winds into tomorrow. the winds will be picking up today as the rain rattles through, and initial b

yesterday was the open hire uk premier leicester square is being tipped for oscars and all that .ast left early because now hollywood it's been agreed that the union talks have failed and now they're all going on strike up to 160 000 members have now talks have failed between the hollywood studio shows and the industry because the industry right now are after better pay for actors and not just the actors. directors, camera operators. and this all failed the big studios and the writers . they haven't agreed to it. so now up to 160,000 members are going to stop performing. this is quite monumental. it's the first time in 60 years we've seen actors union and the american guild of writers coming together to take to the picket lines. this this morning to campaign against what's been happening in hollywood. there's the big thing about wanting fairer working conditions and also the rise of i a lot of actors, a lot of people behind the screen, they want to know that there's going to be safe guarding and that actors are not going to be replaced. when it comes to voice overs or their faces

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