lizo mzimba, beneath the news. —— lizo mzimba, bbc news.at about the possible effect of withdrawal from the eu on different communities in the uk? 15 years ago, thetford in norfolk was transformed by the arrival of thousands of europeans — many of whom came to work in poultry production. now that industry, which relies on migrant labour, is finding the future uncertain. david whiteley has this report it's early morning, and gregory migut is getting ready for the day. he arrived from poland 15 years ago. he lives in thetford. ok, i'm ready. see you — bye. but the upheaval around brexit has had a big impact on his home town, with a number of polish people leaving. i'm really concerned, and at the same time very upset. not enough workers can help us out, not enough manual labour coming in. and it's farms like traditional norfolk poultry, where gregory works, that have been hit. 75% of their workforce are eu migrants. the company is owned by mark gorton. he has run the business here in shropham near thetford for over 30 years. since brexit, we'

lizo mzimba, bbc news.and uganda have decided to create their own anthology. showcasing artists and writers from across africa, they hope it will bring african comics into the mainstream. they told bbc stories why it's so important for africans to share their own stories with the rest of the world. the idea was that in the science fiction genre, there were hardly any black people. it was as though they were passing on this message that there are no black people in the future. musicians and writers decided they were going to create their own genre, afro—futurism, which presents a future where black people do in fact exist. we have a story where someone from senegal is creating this space opera. he didn't create ships to look like american jet fighters. his ships look like boats — the boats they use for fishing in senegal. the way we understand life is through stories. the way we get meaning in life, how we structure ourselves in society, is through the stories we tell ourselves. there is this tendency to lum

lizo mzimba reports.ittle. # my belly got full when i've got that meal. # they used to cuss, used to diss. # now they ask me how i feel. ..unaware of what i was about to tell him. 0n the sound 0f'19 list, 0ctavian, you are actually the winner. is it? yeah, that's lit, that's lit, that's lit, that's lit, that's lit, that's lit! that's lit, that's lit, that's lit! that's lit! a year ago, i was, like, i was poor, like, i had no money, so to have, like, to be nominated for, like, the bbc sound poll, like, and to win it, like... it's mad, it's mad! it's crazy, it's crazy! his sound of win means he now follows in the footsteps of previous winners like sam smith... # won't you stay with me... # hello from the outside... ..and adele. it's all a huge change from 0ctavian's teenage years, much of which he spent homeless on the streets of south london. it was very hard for me. i was very young. i didn't know where to sleep. i didn't know when my next meal was going to be. it was very hard for me, very difficult. and

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports.bigger, i used to be little. # my belly got full, now i've got that meal. # they used to cuss, they used to diss. # now they ask me how i feel. unaware of what i was about to tell him. on the sound of 19 list, octavian, you are actually the winner. yeah, that's lit, that's lit, that's lit! that's lit, that's lit, that's lit! a year ago i was poor. i had no money. so to be nominated for the bbc sound poll and to win it, like... it's mad, it's mad! it's crazy, crazy! his sound of win means he now follows in the footsteps of previous winners, like sam smith... # won't you stay with me... # hello from the outside... ..and adele. it's all a huge change from octavian‘s teenage years, much of which he spent homeless on the streets of south london. it was very hard for me, i was very young. i didn't know where to sleep. i didn't know when my next meal was going to be. it was very hard for me, very difficult. and how has that influenced the music that you produce today? it's inspired me to make

lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards.st. normal winter service resumes. it will be turning a little less cold as we head towards the weekend but it will be short lived. we have seen some wintry showers down into parts of kent through the morning and they will continue as we head through the afternoon. away from that, plenty of crisp winter sunshine. some lingering fog and we have more cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain for northern ireland. wintry showers for scotland, mainly over the highlands and the northern isles and it is called. in some parts of scotland and into northern england, temperatures long to make it above freezing. cold by day and called by night. under those clear skies, temperatures are going to drop away quite quickly. that is away from northern ireland where we will hang on more cloudy outbreaks and patchy rain. showers moving into northern england added to the midlands, falling as rain and sleet. snow over higher levels but not exclusively higher levels but not exclusively higher levels. they will con

lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. not terribly cold?en this dog looks like it is having another cloudy day. at least it was dry. this was exeter this afternoon and if you are out and about this weekend he will not be disappointed. it will continue to stay pretty mild, increasingly windy, particularly on sunday. for the next few hours we keep that cloud with us across the country. it will act as a friend overnight, that lovely blanket of cloud preventing temperatures from falling too far and at the same time rain pushes into scotland and northern ireland. weakening with into scotland and northern ireland. wea kening with overnight lows into scotland and northern ireland. weakening with overnight lows of around 4—6d. we start tomorrow with that week weather front straddled across england and wales and a band of cloud and a spot of rain. that sinks south, behind that sunny spells developed over the far north—west we have rain pushing into the north—west of the great glen. look at the temperatures. not bad for the middle of january. look at

lizo mzimba, bbc news.l crisis a decade ago. they fell by almost 7% on the previous year. the society of motor manufacturers and traders has blamed what it called a "perfect storm" of low consumer confidence linked to brexit, and concern about the future of diesel vehicles. our business correspondent theo leggett reports. the past year was not a good one for the british car industry. new registrations in 2018 were down sharply, as buyers proved reluctant to splash out on a shiny new set of wheels. it was the second year in succession that the market fell. the biggest decline was in sales of diesel cars. they were down nearly 30%. there was a modest increase in the number of petrol cars registered — up almost 9%. and sales of electric and hybrid cars rose by more than 20%, but they still make up only a small part of the market. diesels have an image problem. they're widely seen as being dirty, a major contributor to bad air in ourcities. that means there an easy target for politicians who talk about introduc

lizo mzimba, bbc news, at bafta ho. the speaker allowed but this is the first day of five days of debate on the brexit‘s plan put forward by the prime minister leading to that big vote which will take place each year in the house of comment next tuesday evening, —— house of commons. the debate will be themed according to the main thing is that mps want to consider as part of the deal that mrs may have put together. be back at ten o'clock, it is still very cold. looks nice and warm in the chamber. it is privileged pretty chilly out, temperatures not far away from freezing in one or two spot. some lovely pictures of the sunsetting earlier on today. helped by all of this thin and high cloud. this cloud will do, that is pushing its way further south across scotland. it is cloudy in northern ireland also. the north west, shows the weather changing slowly but surely. cloud thickening in scotland, bringing with it this line of rain and drizzle, not much coming from that towards the south—east, we still have some clear skies th

lizo mzimba, bbc news, at bafta hq. see you, thanks for coming. i saw the favourite on new year's day, bringing trade to spend the afternoon. i thought it was absolutely fantastic. the most number of nods as it were, how close do you think it a few getting all of them if possible? my suspicion is a 12 on the board, i think it will, if a substantial film. it has olivia coleman who is up for so many whites, i think she will definitely rent it and carried a scam, i'm pretty sure it will rain. what i personally laughed about it was the fa ct personally laughed about it was the fact that you had three strong women at the front of it, and all the men we re at the front of it, and all the men were simply elements. the three performances in the top there are absolutely superb. which means that perhaps retail price could get a nod, perhaps in a stone can get a nod, perhaps in a stone can get a nod as well. they might share the best supporting actor and white. what's so great about if it's got strong women and it's also acknowled

lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards.he danger of drones are airports. this isa danger of drones are airports. this is a little one, about £30. there is a big unit down there, about £30. not sure it weighs more. this one... the super expensive when you have there, a couple of thousand pounds. i think £3500. i will put it down gently. talking about technology and how technology can be used to stop drones causing problems. we know there has been problems overnight at newark international airport. i'm not allowed to touch drones. i flew one into the manchester ship canal once. didn't it have a camera? yes. you could dredge and find it, it is still there. we have had a smell issue in the studio today. can't believe he keeps mentioning this! i tried to combat the smell with perfume but i have made it worse. i have an intense perfume headache. like shopping for gifts at christmas, i can only spend about ten seconds in there! i accept it hasn't made it better. time to get the news and travel and weather where you are. as tempera

lizo mzimba reports your majesty... i would like to enjoy the music now...ns than any other movie. as well as best film, rachel weisz and emma stone for best supporting actress and olivia colman for best actress. did you? looked at me! look at me! how dare you! the symbolism of the most nominated movie being one led by men but by three women is clear, after the me too campaign. it is about women holding the power, in the court of queen anne and i think that has chimed with people. the most nominated film isn't always the big winner on the night, though. a star is born is a remake of a remake of a remake of recognition for lady gaga and bradley cooper in multiple categories. also with seven nominations is queen biopic bohemian rhapsody, including best actorfor the betrayal of freddie roach agree. one of the seven nominations for first man is for claire foy as janet armstrong, the wife of the first man on the moon. i will be telling them what's going on. and netflix has reached another milestone with its first best film nomination for roma, a story set in mexi

lizo mzimba has been speaking to him.ho is one of music's most exciting new talents. the 23—year—old, who was once a homeless teenager on the capital's streets, says he is overwhelmed to top the sound of 2019 list. a year ago, i was like — i was poor. i was — i had no money. so to have, like — to be nominated for, like, the bbc sound poll, and to win it, like, it's mad. it's crazy, it's crazy. he has had a remarkable 12 months. last summer he also modelled at a louis vuitton fashion show in paris in front of kanye west, kim kardashian and kyliejenner, all on top of his musical success. his sound of win means he follows in the footsteps

here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba.problems in their lives. a lot of my music from then until now has been about poverty, and making it out of poverty, because that's what i was going through. so my message then was, like, just to believe in yourself, and anything is actually possible. because i've lived it, lived that plight. because i've lived it, lived that life. his win means his music will now reach a much wider audience, and perhaps lead to even greater success throughout 2019 and beyond. there is a pantomime story which has carried on for quite a while. customers who bought tickets for a pantomime which was described as "spectacularly bad" have been offered refunds. "jack and the beanstalk" which was on at the neeld in chippenham, promised a "sparkling set and glittering costumes" — as these publicity pictures show. but in reality audiences said there were only three people, no scenery and the actors couldn't sing or dance. the venue has apologised. it has tickled us this this morning. i think they only did three

lizo mzimba has been speaking to him.le..# the 23—year—old, who was once a homeless teenager on the capital's streets, says he is overwhelmed to top the sound of 2019 list. a year ago, i was like — i was poor. i was — i had no money. so to have, like — to be nominated for, like, the bbc sound poll, like, and to win it, like, it's mad, it's mad. it's crazy, it's crazy. he has had a remarkable 12 months. last summer, he also modelled at a louis vitton fashion show in paris in front of kanye west, kim kardashian and kyliejenner, all on top of his musical success. his sound of win means he now follows in the footsteps of previous winners like sam smith... # won't you stay with me...# # hello from the outside...# ..and adele. octavian is hopeful that his music's message can help inspire younger people who have also had problems in their lives. # i rap ‘cos i'm from those sirens...# a lot of my music from then until now has been about poverty, and making it out of poverty, because that's what i was going through. so, my message

here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba.and who is one of music's most exciting new talents. the 23—year—old, who was once a homeless teenager on the capital's streets, says he is overwhelmed to top the sound of 2019 list. a year ago, i was like — i was poor. i was — i had no money. so to have, like — to be nominated for, like, the bbc sound poll, and to win it, like, it's amazing. it's crazy, it's crazy. he follows in the footsteps of previous winners like sam smith and adele. octavian is hopeful that his music's message can help inspire younger people who have also had problems in their lives. a lot of my music from then until now has been about poverty, and making it out of poverty, because that's what i was going through. so my message then was, like, just to believe in yourself, and anything is actually possible. because i've lived it, lived that life. his win means his music will now reach a much wider audience, and perhaps lead to even greater success throughout 2019 and beyond. the biggest ever review into england's

here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba.—old, who was once a homeless teenager on the capital's streets, says he is overwhelmed to top the sound of 2019 list. a year ago, i was like — i was poor. i was — i had no money. so to have, like — to be nominated for, like, the bbc sound poll, and to win it, like, it's amazing. it's crazy, it's crazy. he follows in the footsteps of previous winners like sam smith and adele. octavian is hopeful that his music's message can help inspire younger people who have also had problems in their lives. a lot of my music from then until now has been about poverty, and making it out of poverty, because that's what i was going through. so my message then was, like, just to believe in yourself, and anything is actually possible. because i've lived it, lived that plight. his win means his music will now reach a much wider audience, and perhaps lead to even greater success throughout 2019 and beyond. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king closure across the uk, some blue skies coming

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. cheering and applause. vote them winners again. they did... ant and dec! ..for a record—breaking 18th time. the one reason we've won the award this year is because of this guy. ma'am. kim. ma'am, this is ps budd, the new ppi. pleasure to meet you, ma'am. tense drama bodyguard was a double winner. its star, richard madden, winning best drama performance and the show, which had a record—breaking viewing figures, winning best new drama. which is great, thrilling. it was exciting to kind of, to see that and for the amount of people that enjoyed that week to week, and managed to kind of go through all these theories in our head and do it together was something different and new. for the fourth year in a row, the prize for best talent show went to... strictly come dancing! cheering and applause. where are you going?! peter kay's car share won best comedy. get back in the car! best serial drama performance went to eastenders' danny dyer. lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards. time for a look at

membership, which votes for the awards, is changing year by year — but our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimban the nominations. what british films or actors have a shot at earning a nomination? the big one is the favourite, this marvellous comedy drama about queen anne and the court, people competing for favouritism within that environment. starring the great 0livia colman as queen anne, who is almost certain to get a best actress nomination. alongside rachel weiss, probably going to get a best supporting actress nomination. let's not forget the male side, you also have christian bale, an extraordinary transformation into former vice president dick cheney in the film vice. while people have robins with the style of the film, people are unanimously saying his performance is extorted —— but while people have problems with. you could head for another academy award. somebody who has never been nominated for an academy award in the past, the wonderful richard e grant. withnail and i for goodness' sake. he is expected to get his first ever award nomination to the academy awards for a film called ca

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was at the nominations earlier. 12 common yes, not quiteo go to beat that! but yes, an incredibly strong showing, the favourite living up to its name with that number of nominations this morning, leading the way by a considerable margin. and of course it is a 18th—century period drama about queen anne played by olivia colman, strong supporting roles from emma stone and rachel weisz as well. and one year on since me, too, it is being seen as significant and appropriate that a film that has three female characters at the centre, driving the story forward, who are not love interests, they are not the best friend, if they are not the secondary character, they're the movie, that a film like this is being celebrated in this way. and a star is born? yes, it has got seven nominations, not quite as many as the favourite. lady gaga is in there with a nomination for best actress. bradley cooper has five nominations for various roles on the movie. he is in there for best director, best actor, best screenprint —— best screenplay, best original music. an

christian bale, richard madden and ben whishaw were all big winners. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimbaid you? look at me! how dare you?! close your eyes! the actress, who is now being seriously 0scar—tipped, led a night of british success, with her best actress in a musical or comedy award. on stage, she was keen to share her winning experience with her family. so i will keep on enjoying this because this is amazing. look at you, beautiful people. thank you so much. and i'm going now, and ed, and the kids, look! yay! i want you to be my vp. you're the solution to my problem... no, i'm ceo of a large company... best actor in a musical or comedy went to christian bale for his extraordinary transformation into dick cheney, george w bush's vice president in the film vice. what a bunch of lucky huggers we are to make a life out of doing something that we love. thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. hollywood's celebration of the british rock group queen in bohemian rhapsody took home two awards, best drama film and best actorfor rami malek, who plays frontman

still to come this morning, our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is at the princess anne theatreus we have this northerly winds bringing in the colder air. 0ne of us we have this northerly winds bringing in the colder air. one or two showers in the east as well. cloud moving in towards the west with that weather front and that could bring in patchy amount of rain later this afternoon. temperatures about nine celsius, 5 degrees in glasgow. sunshine in the eastern and northern ireland and for much of england and wales this afternoon there is plenty of sunshine expected. 0vernight tonight the cloud will continue in scotland and northern ireland, edging its way further south and east. but it will also bring in that milder air. but the frost is reserved for parts of wales, the south west midlands and the south—west of england. during thursday there will be a fair amount of cloud and a few breaks in that cloud to give us some sunny spells in the north east of scotland and northern parts of england. brighter skies by thursday, but generally speaking a cloudy day. eventually on friday th

lizo mzimba has been speaking to him.less teenager on the capital's streets, says he is overwhelmed to top the sound of 2019 list. a year ago, i was like — i was poor. i was — i had no money. so to have, like — to be nominated for, like, the bbc sound poll, and to win it, like, it's mad. it's crazy, it's crazy. he has had a remarkable 12 months. last summer he also modelled at a louis vitton fashion show in paris in front of kanye west, kim kardashian and kyliejenner, all on top of his musical success. his sound of win means he follows in the footsteps of previous winners like sam smith... and adele. 0ctavian is hopeful that his music's message can help inspire younger people who have also had problems in their lives. a lot of my music from then until now has been about poverty, and making it out of poverty, because that's what i was going through. so my message then was, like, just to believe in yourself, and anything is actually possible. because i've lived it, lived that plight. his win means his music will now reach a