michael caine. michael caine! um... actually, i saw him the other night. he was really good.ichael. no, no, no, he is, sorry. that sounds terribly patronizing, i don't mean it. what do you make of helen mirren? i love her. idris elba. i don't know idris elba, but i admire him. johnny depp. he's more of a creature than an actor, johnny depp. you know, he's much more of a creature and he's a great creature, don't get me wrong. but i've never quite believed there is a range there. there's always that thing aboutjohnny depp, you know. if you could impart one life lesson from all that you've learnt for that 17—year—old brian cox on the train down from dundee to london in the swinging 60s, what would it be? 0h, always pursue your bliss, always. your bliss? your bliss, yeah, that which fulfils you. brian cox, an absolute pleasure to talk to you. thank you. amol rajan, bbc news. you can watch amol�*s full interview with brian cox tonight at seven on bbc2, and on bbc iplayer now. abba have ruled out a reunion at the 2024 eurovision song contest in their native sweden. next year will b

michael caine. michael caine! um... actually, i saw him the other night. he was really good.nds terribly patronizing, i don't mean it. what do you make of helen mirren? i love her. idris elba. i don't know idris elba, but i admire him. johnny depp. he's more of a creature than an actor, johnny depp. you know, he's much more of a creature and he's a great creature, don't get me wrong. but i've never quite believed there is a range there. there's always that thing aboutjohnny depp, you know. if you could impart one life lesson from all that you've learnt for that 17—year—old brian cox on the train down from dundee to london in the swinging 60s, what would it be? oh, always pursue your bliss, always. your bliss? your bliss, yeah, that which fulfills you. brian cox, an absolute pleasure to talk to you. thank you. amol rajan, bbc news. one more story to squeeze in. astonishing pictures of towering flames from eight seventh robles in sydney. this is the moment the heritage listed building collapsed, captured by fire and rescue new south wales. they say the inferno spread to several

it is a fantastic performance and people spotted some very familiarfaces including michael caine.described that is pretty much the perfect part for you. it's a bit of a cliche but do you think it's sort of changed your life in a way? erm, i don't know whether it did or not. it kind of — i'd done quite a number of things before that but maybe doing the play did sort of semi—change my life in that other things were happening that time and because of the play of little voice i was offered other things, people became much more aware of the after that film but whether it changed my life, i don't know. it made you much more famous, for a start and then it led to other things, for example, you got involved with one of the most successful situation comedies in the uk, around the same time and that went on for years, it was absolutely fabulous, in which you had a very funny part. it was you as a complete airhead, a very silly girl, called bubble but again that made you a very familiar face and ijust wonder whether you were comfortable with coming a nationalfigure? yes, and it did all happe

michael caine. michael caine! um... actually, i saw him the other night. he was really good.ved there is a range there. there's always that thing aboutjohnny depp, you know. if you could impart one life lesson from all that you've learnt for that 17 year old brian cox on the train down from dundee to london in the swinging 60s, what would it be? 0h, always pursue your bliss, always. your bliss? your bliss, yeah, that which fulfills you. brian cox, an absolute pleasure to talk to you. thank you. amol rajan, bbc news. succession is the highlight of my monday nights, the finale on monday. always pursue your bliss, he said! you can watch amol�*s full interview with brian cox tonight at seven on bbc two, and on bbc iplayer now. still to come on breakfast, we'll tell you about flight sergeant peter brown, a jamaica—born raf veteran who passed away in december and who is finally getting a funeral fit for a hero. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. workers at tourist attractions and other sites across

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