it's a real kind of marmite film. marmite, yes, yes. and i like it. star of this film is hildur gudnadottir‘s score, because she has done the most brilliantjob of scoring the film. his performance is great, but if it wasn't for that score, it wouldn't have the depth that it has. inhales. all right. we'll see where we are this time next week with that one. and a quick thought about dvd? there's a blu—ray release of angel heart. i know you're not a big horrorfan, but you must have seen angel heart, right? 30 years old, isn't it? did you love it when it first...? i was 20 when it came out, so i would have been way too chicken to watch it then. think how bad i am now! ok, but it is brilliant. it reminds you how brilliant mickey rourke was when he was really brilliant. yeah. it has robert de niro as the sinister louis cyphre. it is based on a novel by william hjortsberg called falling angel. i think it is one of the few cases in which the film is better than the novel. and it really stands the test of time. the time when it first came out, people were slig

it's a real kind of marmite film. marmite, yes, yes. and i like it.e real star of this film is hildur gudnadottir‘s score, because she has done the most brilliantjob of scoring the film. his performance is great, but if it wasn't for that score, it wouldn't have the depth that it has. inhales. all right. we'll see where we are this time next week with that one. and a quick thought about dvd? there's a blu—ray release of angel heart. i know you're not a big horrorfan, but you must have seen angel heart, right? 30 years old, isn't it? did you love it when it first...? i was 20 when it came out, so i would have been way too chicken to watch it then. think how bad i am now! ok, but it is brilliant. it reminds you how brilliant mickey rourke was when he was really brilliant. yeah. it has robert de niro as the sinister louis cyphre. it is based on a novel by william hjortsberg called falling angel. i think it is one of the few cases in which the film is better than the novel. and it really stands the test of time. the time when it first came out, people wer

plastic promise — unilever, the maker of persil, marmite and pg tips, says it will halve its use of news by 2025, but campaigners say business must go further. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and in the light of unilever‘s new plastic policy, we'd like to know — when you shop, are you aware of companies‘ environmental policies? does it influence where you shop and what you buy? get in touch. just use the #bbcthebriefing. a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry into president trump's conversations with the ukrainian president. a lawyer involved has told american television the second whistle—blower is another us intelligence official. donald trump has been accused of using military aid to ukraine as quid pro quo if ukranians agreed to dig up dirt on his rivaljoe biden. our washington correspondent chris buckler gave us more details. this second whistle—blower has been described as a us intelligence official and they apparently have first—hand knowledge of this controversial conversation t

the company behind persil, dove, pot noodles and marmite, unilever, pledges to halve its use of new plastics in just six years. we have spoken to the bus. —— the boss. also in the programme: how much can one tweet cost you? if you run a us basketball team and tweet about hong kong, the answer is a lot. we'll explain all a little later. and what is this? it's a mcdonald's mcrib barbecue sandwich. we'll tell you what its early seasonal appearance in the us this year has to do with the us—china trade war. we'll be getting the inside track on juggling work and family life with the co—founder of amazing if, a company that coaches staff at some of the uk's biggest companies on career development. today we want to know as national work life week begins in the uk, could your work—life balance be better? what are your tips or frustrations? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcworklife. very warm welcome. this is our new business show, worklife. we focus on theissues business show, worklife. we focus on the issues affecting your work and the issues affecting your work and the you lead. and we start w

unilever, the maker of persil, marmite and pg tips, says it will halve its use of new plastics by 2025. billions of consumers use its goods — we ask, is it enough? hsbc on a quest to cut costs. one report says up to 10,000 jobs could go at the bank. and on the financial markets, the friday feelgood factor on wall street has not carried through in to asia today. reports suggest china is not so keen to agreet to a broad trade agreement with the us and that is spooking investors. unilever, the maker of well—known international brands like persil, domestos and dove, says it will halve its use of new plastics by 2025, and collect or reuse more plastic than they sell. it currently produces 700,000 tonnes of plastic each year. the firm is reponsible for a lot of the plastic in our homes. around 2.5 billion people use unilever products daily, from a stable of 400 brands — from cleaning products to shampoo to food — and on sale in 190 countries. recent research suggests the global market for plastics is continuing to grow at about 3% each year, and is expected to be worth almost $1.2 trillion b

this story is a marmite story, people are either very interested in this or that they are very oftenetely uninterested in it and it is not much in between. i used to cover the israel palestine conflict and that was something of a walk in the park compared to the royals in terms of viewer response. i entirely understand that. what each side doesn't understand is that the other side exists, that people who are not at all interested, who are as one viewer was, faintly repulsed by the coverage we give it, are matched if not outnumbered by people who are very interested in it. it is a very difficult line for us to walk. the stories we don't cover, funnily enough, don't get as much coverage as the stories we do cover but there is an awful lot of time when i am saying to news editors, that is not appropriate, that is private, that has nothing to do with their private rules. — public roles. and there are other times you make a judgment, this is another point to speak about it, especially when they give interviews and speak about topics close to their heart, about their personal their mental

it is a real kind of marmite film. i like it.hink it has flaws, but, yes, the real star of this film is the score, because she has done numerous billionjob of scoring the film. his performance is great, but without that score, it would not have the death it has. we lesi ba we would not have the death it has. we lesiba we are this time next week. and equipped thought about dvds?l blu—ray release of angel heart. and equipped thought about dvds?l blu-ray release of angel heart. 30 yea rs blu-ray release of angel heart. 30 years old. did you love it? i was 20 when he came out, so i would have been checking to see it then. think how bad i am now! it remind you how great mickey rourke has been. it has robert de niro. i think it is one of the cases where the film is better than a novel. it really stands the test of time. the time when he first came out, people were slightly dismissive of it because it is a horrorfilm, dismissive of it because it is a horror film, but it is a really, really brilliant lee told sort of steel trap of a film

it's a real kind of marmite film. marmite, yes, yes. and i like it.as done the most brilliantjob of scoring the film. his performance is great, but if it wasn't for that score, it wouldn't have the depth that it has. inhales. all right. we'll see where we are this time next week with that one. and a quick thought about dvd? there's a blu—ray release of angel heart. i know you're not a big horrorfan, but you must have seen angel heart, right? 30 years old. did you love it when it first...? i was 20 when it came out, so i would have been way too chicken to watch it then. think how bad i am now! ok, but it is brilliant. it reminds you how brilliant mickey rourke was when he was really brilliant. yeah. it has robert de niro as the sinister louis cyphre. it is based on a novel by william hjortsberg called falling angel. i think it is one of the few cases in which the film is better than the novel. and it really stands the test of time. the time when it first came out, people were slightly dismissive of it because it is a horror film, therefore, they didn't

plastic promise — unilever, the maker of persil, marmite and pg tips, says it will halve its use of new

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the global consumer giant — unilever — which makes products like persil, dove and marmite — is pledgingastic than it sells. the company's chief executive has been laying out the plans. the challenge is to make sure that plastic stays in the economy and out of the environment, so we want to create this circular approach where plastic is retained in the economic cycle, the circular economy, and doesn't leach out into the environment and the oceans. we would welcome, and indeed are stimulating, the creation of an infrastructure of recycling companies that are able to take refuse and turn it into high quality material that can be used. we think this commitment we are making is creating an economic incentive for that chain to fall into line, and we work very closely with the recycling companies and with governments at municipal and national level. inafew in a few minutes, we will come back and talk about donald trump is my decision to pull american troops out of northern syria. that would allow turkey, in time, to moving and on kurdish fighters. if those kurdish fighters are pushed out of th

the makers of products including persil, marmite and pg tips says it will halve its use of plastics byof new plastic a year, but says it plans to slash that figure over the next five years by using more recycled plastic and finding other alternative materials. the firm says it's trying to stay relevant to younger consumers. the challenge is to make sure that plastic stays in the economy and out of the environment, so we want to create this circular approach where plastic is retained in the economic cycle, the circular economy, and doesn't leach out into the environment and the oceans. we would welcome, and indeed are stimulating, the creation of an infrastructure of recycling companies that are able to take refuse and turn it into high quality material that can be used. we think this commitment we are making is creating an economic incentive for that chain to fall into line, and we work very closely with the recycling companies and with governments at municipal and national level. scientists think they have managed to date a massive flare that originated from the centre of the milky wa

this story is a marmite story, people are either very interested in it or that they are very often com side doesn't understand is that the other side exists, that people who are not at all interested, who are as one viewer was, "faintly repulsed" by the coverage we give it, are matched if not outnumbered by people who are very interested in it. it's a very difficult line for us to walk. the stories we don't cover, funnily enough, don't get as much coverage as the stories we do cover but there is an awful lot of time when i am saying to news editors, that is not appropriate, that is private, that has nothing to do with their private rules. and there are other times you make a judgment, this is another point to speak about it, especially when they give interviews and speak about topics close to their heart, about their personal their mental health, that the birth of their children, then we are going to talk about that but as i say, there is a lot of times we make the call, that is none of our business. we leave it to other people. meghan and harry's story is they are a celebrity couple.

the company behind persil, dove, pot noodles and marmite, unilever, pledges to halve its use of new plastics