moderator: tammy murphy, your response. tammy murphy: thank you.uns are the leading cause of death for children in the united states. there is an urgent need to do something. new jersey is in a great place. we have very commonsense gun safety measures on the books which is fantastic. the problem is if anyone should choose to fill a truck with weapons and drive into our community we would be defenseless so in order for us to feel like we are safe in our communities, it has to be taken to the federal level. i agree, stronger background checks, do not allow guns to those who have been convicted of domestic violence and assault weapons ban, of course. i would further say the whole conversation needs to shift. in the united states right now we are not going to be able to take someone's gun away and have them except that. it is a health epidemic and has to be treated as such and that is the way i would tackle it. moderator: now david with a question for timmy murphy. >> the israel-hamas war in gaza is now in the fifth month. who do you believe is respons

no actor has known murphy longer.>> is his work ethic rooted in fear or joy? >> oh, that's a good question. i think it can only be joy. but it sometimes takes a lot of pain to get to that joy. the deeper we go with acting, the cost is greater for us. and physically i know "oppenheimer," you know, has cost him for the weight loss he insisted. you know, it was his choice to do. but then it was the right choice to create that amazing silhouette. but from the very beginning, our warmups for "disco pigs" involved us punching each other quite hard. and, like, going for it and then bursting out into it, this huge ball of velocity coming into it was the beginning of an "oppenheimer," was the whole kind of atom of us. ♪ >> reporter: now, after three decades of work, cillian murphy is cast in the most familiar irish legend of all. maybe there is gold, a 24 karat gold-plated statue at the end of his spectrum of talent. >> you have screwed this up though, you know? >> in what way? >> you used to be an actor and now you're a movie

frank murphy, who was a bachelor, went them all better.he actually enlisted in the military in the summer of 1942, when the supreme court was in recess. he got a special assigned out in the army, and he was uniform. and there would be newsreels in, movie theaters showing him in his uniform in, tanks doing military maneuvers during the day and. at night, he'd be sitting in the barracks going through supreme court filings, know requests for supreme court review, that kind of thing. and just the only one other point about the war dominating justices personal lives is that they lived the same bazaar byzantine world of rationing and controls and wage controls that everybody else in the lived in. you know, i have a picture in the book of justice wiley rutledge's rationing card. he had a ration incurred just like everybody else. there are letters from harlan fiske stone. one is to a friend where he talks about how cold it is in the house because of the rationing of of home heating oil. he and his wife go to local civil defense meetings where they

i think killing murphy is really brings a lot of times and as to a very tragic role. this opening film is about the magdalen laundries in ireland and that these were a catholic institutions, almost labor costs, to be honest for full in women or unmarried women who'd fall and pregnant. and there's a lot of cruelty in those places. and i think this film really dives deep into the complexity and the shame surrounding that. i thought it was amazing. i have to say got ranching, but really beautiful on a huge contender for this years, prestigious golden barrow ward. and kelly and murphy really seems to be the amount of the moving. does any oh totally. i mean, so many people will know him from p binders, but he's really sky rocketed to fame. and this year with his performance and oppenheimer, he's been nominated for an oscar for that. these oscars are happening on sunday, i believe. which means that his time at berlin, ali will be cut shorts, but i thought it was really nice. earlier at the press conference, he said that this is his big. you're at the berlin ali he loves com

louise murphy, we have to leave it there. — key exams.ouise murphy, we have to leave it there, we are out _ key exams. louise murphy, we have to leave it there, we are out of _ key exams. louise murphy, we have to leave it there, we are out of time, - leave it there, we are out of time, but thank you so much for your time here on the programme. we have a very busy are coming up, we will have the latest politics on that whole row about islamophobia, the latest from the middle east, it is the deadline today for israel to respond to the icj and we will hear again from that pakistani police officer who saved a woman from potential lynching in a blasphemy case in pakistan. all that coming up after the weather and that is with elizabeth. hello there, good evening. a rather wet start across the south—east today, but for many it was largely dry, the best of the sunshine towards the west today such as here in northern ireland and western scotland, wales and the south—west of england seeing lots of blue sky. sunny spells, but also showers blowing i

cillian murphy. thank— change everything. come on! cillian murphy. thank you _ change everything.ch. - as we heard earlier, it's super bowl sunday — and taylor swift has been stealing all the pre—game headlines. she's behind the umbrellas here — after racing back from her tokyo concert to watch her boyfriend chiefs star travis kelce play in the big game. and a baker in the uk has created something special for the occasion... a life—sized taylor swift cake. it took 38 hours to make, using almost 130 kilos of ingredients. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. very pleased to say it's been a quieter weekend of weather for most of us, but there's still a lot of waterlogged fields and pavements out there, as you can see by this weather watcher picture sent in from hull a little earlier on. now, as we go through the week ahead, we might start off quite optimistic with some sunny spells around, but it will turn increasingly unsettled with the showers turning to longer spells of rain, breezy at times, but it will be mild, particularly through the middle part of the week. t

i also would have supported senator murphy's compromise that he worked out. that would resolve issues in a way that demonstrates to the american public that we are listening to them and here is what we are attempting to do in terms of getting our arms around a very difficult issue on the border. immigration in general and how that needs to be performed -- be reformed and continue to address the workforce issues going forward which i hear from a lot of people in new england. all of which are comprehensive. what should be demanded here is that we work together. senator murphy laid it out perfectly to solve a problem in a bipartisan fashion. the issue here is to solve the problem, not to see who gets the credit, democrat or republican. host: sean in ohio, independent. caller: morning. i have you on speaker on start and i will switch you over. i appreciate you. host: shot -- sean, holland -- hold on. caller: as far as the fiscal negotiations, approximately. when i do a continuing resolution through the end of fiscal year 2024 and congress works on a package for 2

murphy, no. mr. budd, aye. the clerk: mr. tillis, aye. mr. bennet, no. mr. lankford, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, aye. mr. fetterman, no. the clerk: ms. hirono, no. the clerk: mr. cramer, aye. mr. mullin, aye. mr. markey, no. m young, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, aye. the clerk: mr. merkley, no. mr. booker, no. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. mr. hawley, aye. mr. warner, no. mr. mendendez, no. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, no. the clerk: mr. kennedy, aye. mr. sullivan, aye. mr. carper, no. the clerk: mr. van hollen, no. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, aye. the clerk: mr. cruz, aye. mr. brown, no. the clerk: mr. hagerty, no.test the clerk: mr. coons, no. the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 37, the nays are 53, under the previous order requiring 60 votes for the adoption of this amendment, the amendment is not agreed to. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: order in the chamber. the senator from kansas. mr. marshall: i have a motion at the donetsk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. cloich mr. marshall -- the clerk: mr. marshall moves to commit the bi

murphy: let's go back and understand why we are here.democrats try to pass funding for ukraine necessary in order to stop russia from succeeding in their invasion. senate republicans said to us we are not willing to support ukraine funding without border provisions. we engaged for four months in a good-faith negotiation on the border in part because we know the president needs new authorities to control the number of people who are crossing. and we achieved that agreement to allow the president to shut down the border when crossings get very high, that dramatically reforms the asylum system so it doesn't take 10 years any longer to get a claim process. and lets more people into the country legally with an expansion of family and employment visas. but now republicans seem to be getting cold feet because donald trump and his allies in the house have said we don't want to pass any bipartisan border reform. we would rather leave the border open in chaotic because it will help president trump his upcoming reelection. i still believe there are

murphy: i don't know what the alternative plan is.speaker johnson right now is offering amna: i have to ask abot another provision in the bill that includes the aid for gaza, among other places, but it strips funding for the united nations agency that operates inside gaza. that's because israel accused 12 of their employees of being part of the october 7 attacks. we have heard they are the only group capable of delivering aid on the ground. is there any other group on the ground that could get the aid where it wants to go? sen. murphy: anra has been very effective getting aid to people in need. we have also learned elements are compromised. this was a demand of republicans, the only way they were willing to support humanitarian aid from gaza. and we also know that groups like the red crescent, groups like the world food program, other smaller not-for-profit actors on the ground can get this key humanitarian aid out. we believe we can find responsible vetted partners. we also believe some of our allies around the region and europe will

continuing with what they saw, here's dennis murphy!lowing serious murder, investigators compiled evidence. there were those police interviews with the children, and they had her cell records. showing her phone went silent around the time that jarred was not the apartment. there wasn't a single phone call or text after 6:39 pm on june 2nd. and the only with of weed. that guy from indiana who was gonna help her move. >> she was murdered? >> well, his alibi checked out. and that left one person. jarod. so on july 1st, after her murder. >> i was leaving to go to work, they started getting out of their cars. put their hands like this. saying, don't move you're under arrest. >> he was charged with murder, spent the next 15 months in jail, before posting bond and being released. by then, he had lost custody of his son and daughter. they had moved to indiana to be with her mom. >> are the kids taking your phone calls? because i'm sure you're trying to reach them. >> at this point, the point of my bond agreement is that i cannot speak with anyb

think the show "mascot" murphy the best name. i love murphy. let us know. back by popular demand on fox news -p, highlights of our tribute to the late great tobey keith. as you watch think about your favorite songs from the country music star for tonight's night cap. we need the top three. enjoy. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ >> a lot of really good people here that appreciate the support they're getting. >> i think what he's doing for the troops is great. fantastic guy. definitely loves america. muhammad ali how do you like me now ♪ now that i'm on my way ♪ i think i'm crazy standing here today ♪ i'm extremely proud ♪ living in your radio, how do you like me now >> he created things to live longer than he did. they will go on forever. like you said the songs are classics. >> i don't know how people do it without faith. that's what i did. it's my rock. ♪ i'm an american ♪ american >> trace: such a huge supporter. we compiled our top three tobey keith songs. what do you think they are? the night cap crew is next. tomorrow tune in to fox and friends. lawrence

his big opponent is first lady timothy murphy. -- tammy murphy. held public office herself but she is a powerful public figure new jersey democrats have interacted with for many years. there are two activists running, patricia, larry. filing deadline is not for a while and there are a few republicans as well. in terms of who is likely to be the next senator we are looking at tammy murphy and andy kim. >> is this a safe democratic sea? dark out most people are treating it that way. if he were the nominee that could danger the sea. new jersey has a lot more democrats than republicans, and especially in a presidential year when joe biden assuming he is the democratic nominee when joe biden is running for president and that is at the top of the ticket, no one is treating this like a race republicans will be able to really compete in. >> just focusing on those two front runners that you talked about, have they stockpiled endorsements, and where are they with fundraising. who is doing better than the other? >> that is the really interesting question abo

chair murphy: thank you very much, senator barrasso.et me thank you both for being here today, particularly mr. lenderking, thank you for all you have done to try to bring a political settlement to the people of yemen. i know we were close, and i think one of the reasons why we need to place an imperative and a priority on bringing to close this round of hostilities is so you and others can get back to the work of trying to midwife that political compromise. i noticed an individual with the resemblance in the audience, so i want to welcome your father and stepmother to the hearing today. they should be very proud of the work you are son has done to try to bring peace to a region that has been without it for far too long. with that, thank you for your testimony. senator young and i have commented this has been one of the most substantive and wide-ranging hearings on this committee. we will keep the record open for members to submit questions until close of business on thursday. the subcommittee hearing is now adjourned. [captions copyrig

tonight, from the cast of "oppenheimer" -- cillian murphy. emily blunt. and robert downey jr. plus rory scovel. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. that's very nice, thank you. hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us. i'm glad you did. you picked a good night to be here, that's for sure. can you feel the atomic energy in the room? [ laughter ] all the way from los alamos, the oscar-nominated cast of "oppenheimer," cillian murphy, emily blunt, and robert downey jr. are here. [ cheers and applause ] and don't worry, they left the nuclear waste known as matt damon at home. [ cheers and applause ] he will not be here. we don't let just anyone in here. this isn't a dunkin' commercial. [ laughter ] in washington, d.c., our worst and dimmest gathered for the annual cpac convention. cpac, for those who don't know, is a meeting of the right-wing nuttiest republicans. remember in ghostbusters when all the slime was running to one building? [ laughter ] basically that. it's a who's

. >> reporter: one year after the there in a derailed three miles from linda and russ murphy's farm theyve their well water is still contaminated with chemicals. >> reporter: did you drink any of this after the train derailment? >> no. >> reporter: you don't trust it? >> no. >> reporter: the murphys still use the water for cleaning and could be one reason they've developed strange symptoms. >> you've haddadi rhea every day since just after the derailment? >> yes. my doctor told me they basically nuked your town. >> i'll constantly rub my eyes because it looks like there's a haze. >> reporter: months after the disaster, the cdc found health effects with substances released. >> reporter: is there a lot of contamination here? >> not here. >> reporter: the agency has been overseeing northern for folk's cleaning operation and says sampling indicates there's no danger to the community for now. >> reporter: then why are there so many people feeling these various symptoms? >> that's a hard question to answer. we also recognize it's a question that needs to be addressed. >> we are working with th

cillian murphy for oppenheimer.ilm about the father of the atomic bomb, now has seven. cillian murphy as best actor, robert downeyjunior as best supporting actor and nolan himself best director. this is an incredible honour being back home getting this from bafta in the festival hall where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. a movie can change your day, it can change your outlook, it can even change your life. in a surprise appearance he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, and it mayjust be repeated at the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. just want to mark your card for what is coming up, alexei navalny�*s widow yulia is in brussels meeting politicians there, this is herfrom a couple of hours ago. when the meetings break up, we will wait to see if we hearfrom her any of meetings break up, we will wait to see if we hear from her any of the

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. >> senator chris murphy on the republican sabotage of their own border bell. and alexander at costco court as on the chaos in the house and what -- all that starts right now. good naming from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is all about the clock and the calendar. that has been clear ever since the first criminal charges came down against donald trump last spring -- our justice system moves at its own speed. but there's a finite amount of time for the ex president to be tried and the 91 charges he now faces before voters go to the polls on election day. now of, course everyone knows this, and trump certainly knows this. it is why, remember, he announced his 2024 campaign for president all the way back in november of 2022. that was one of his first attempts to shield himself politically from the legal accountability that he knew was coming. and of course, since then, trump has been doing everything possible to slow down the wheels of justice. he is basically in a race with a very sluggish system, trying to make it to november 5th when he very well could be electe

it takes the top prize of best cast, as well as best actor for cillian murphy.

dennis murphy (voiceover): jacksonville, florida.child, >>> jacksonville, florida. hannah's parents were an ocean away from their only child. helpless, waiting to hear if their badly injured daughter would survive. how could it be possible that they're fearless hannah, so strong, so determined, might have only minutes more left in her life? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a life that began in sweden, that's where the hove's are from and where hanna was born. even as a little girl, she could be feisty and strong willed. >> wintertime, you have to get all the clothes on. she decided, i don't think so. as soon as she was dressed, you dress yourself, she took it off. >> very little, it seemed. scared little hanna. >> we had a pretty steep hill. we went tobogganing. i had her between my legs as we were going down. it was a drop of, i would say, 150 feet. >> hannah liked it? >> yeah. she was screaming all of the way. in excitement. then we walk back up, did it again. >> john, his wife, hannah, emigrated to america, florida, in 1989. hanna was six years old. she

captain patrick murphy. through the years, throughout the years, we stayed in touch, crossed paths, the first time we are able to join to together on an interview. david: my son went in at the same time into iraq in 2,003 as patrick did. we all have connections, finish your thought. >> as a military servicemember i remember when patrick became the undersecretary of the army and leaning into it. even though i might be a republican and he might be a democrat, we want to see people working together and serving and we need more people serving in congress were military vets. david: i am happy to hear both of you will join up in a new york second. what about this story? a lot of people wonder whether politics might be behind it. congressman mike turner who is a republican is very much for aid to ukraine, the first to talk openly about this threat. was politics involved? just to get the money for ukraine here? >> the committee where he served as chairman of the committee, he is being honest and see is a threat. spe

murphy: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that i be allowed to finish my remarks before the scheduled vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. murphy: my colleagues, i come to the floor today to celebrate a remarkable man, a really important friend of mine, an irreplaceable member of a community that is very important to me. monsignor robert weiss, more affectionately known as father bob, retired last month from his post at st. rose of lima church in newtown, connecticut. a florida native, father bob was a teenager when he heard his calling to join the priest hood. he entered seminary in 1968, in new york, ordained five years later. his first assignment led him to st. andrew parish in bridgeport, connecticut. 26 years later, he was assigned to st. rose in newtown, connecticut, what became his last job in the church. father bob gave his final sermon just weeks ago. i'm going to tell you the story in a moment of why father bob is a household name in connecticut. he's a

here is dennis murphy with "at close range". >> winter comes early and stays late in north western newarmlands told by amish and that families are encased in snow and ice for months at a time. but in this place of frozen stillness. the hottest of passions, boiling jealousy came to call one day. and tiny clymer, southwest of the county, still shaking off the shock of it all. joe gerace was the sheriff of chautauqua county. >> in my 35 years in law enforcement can i remember a murder in this county? never. >> it began quite simply. the new school superintendent in town went missing one weekend just a few weeks into the school year. september 2012. keith reed, 51 years old, was a longtime educator who had landed in the sweet spot of his professional career. the up until then school principal had applied for the top administrative job in the clymer district with his brother kevin urging him on. >> he says, it's this little school out in chautauqua county called clymer. i don't know whether i should apply there. i said, you know, apply. >> you might think a close knit community like clymer

cillian murphy speaks to the bbc.e referee about how he manages to control the furry american football players. we begin in gaza, where concern is growing over the shortage of food. the united nations is warning of looming famine, with half of gaza's population now in a food emergency. the un says one in four households is facing a catastrophic lack of food, because of renewed fighting and aid convoys being regularly blocked from reaching some areas. and there's another tragic story. a six—year—old girl who went missing 12 days ago in gaza city after the car she was in came under fire, has been found dead, along with several relatives and two paramedics who tried to save her. the car appears to have come under fire from israeli tanks. let's speak to eylon levy, an israeli government spokesman. thank you forjoining us and i appreciate your time. israel and its allies maintain israel's right to self—defence after the horrific of october the 7th. i wonder what your reaction is in terms of these reports and people speakin

senator murphy, senator lankford, and i, we all negotiated in good faith. we delivered. we produced a bill many thought impossible. our bill overhauls the broken system. it stops the misuse of parole, and it closes the border during surges ensuring the quick detention and deportation of migrants who don't have a legal right to be here. we end catch and release. we add more detention beds. we increase deportation flights. we quickly decide asylum claims. we put border patrol back in the desert catching the bad guys and the drugs. and that's why the national border patrol council endorses our bill, not h.r. 2. we produced a bill that finally after decades of all talk and no action secures the border and solves the border crisis. our bill was ready for prime time. we were ready to bring the bill to the floor, open it up for debate and amendments. you know, how the senate is supposed to work. and then pass the bill. but less than 24 hours after we released the bill, my republican colleagues changed their minds. turns out they want all talk and no action. it turns out border

senator that shaheen, murphy and cortes mast -- on, in our -- masto. in our caucus room today, there was a lot of anger, frustration, deep disappointment in our republican colleagues. for months from this very spot, this podium right here, we heard republicans over and over again say the border is in urgent crisis. they called it an emergency. they said it must be fixed. however, yesterday within 24 hours of releasing the long-awaited bipartisan compromise that our republican colleagues demanded as condition to move ukraine forward, leader mcconnell and the republican conference did a 180-degree reversal and were quaking at the knees at the fear of donald trump. if there's two words to describe why this, one of the most important pieces of legislation to come before us in a very long time, failed, it is donald trump. and, second, the inability of republican congressmen and senators to resist his bullying. even though they know he's wrong. even though they know he's wrong. it's a bad with moment for the republicans. i mean, how could you negotiate with

cillian murphy — does he have the oscar in the bag?ll four of those actor wins last night are the frontrunners for the oscars. i think the baftas were a bit of an outlier going further emma stone because lily was not nominated, but i would be very surprised if they win as we saw last night were not the winners at the acting categories at the oscars. ., ., , , ., , oscars. your money is on lily gladstone. — oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which _ oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which would - oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which would be i oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which would be a | oscars. your money is on lily - gladstone, which would be a first in 0scars history? gladstone, which would be a first in oscars history?— gladstone, which would be a first in oscars history? yes, because native american actors _ oscars history? yes, because native american actors and _ oscars history? yes, because native american actors and actresses - oscars history? yes, because native american actors and actress

kelly and murphy is character is driving to do and throughout the whole film. so yeah, really quite got ranging. i'm not gonna lie. it was quite a hard watch this morning at 11 am on a thursday, but beautifully shot and a big contender for this year is golden bear. so definitely worth a watch. and thank you so much for that update. that's the w report to humble at the bell and only thank you. this is a quick reminder for you of our top stories today. and israel special forces have and so to the nasa hospital in hong eunice and southern gaza, the army says it has the credible intelligence, the almost capt hostages within the complex. and the 1st criminal trial of a former us president is due to go ahead. next month, a new judge has rejected a request from donald trump to dismiss the case against him, allegedly involving harsh money paid to women. and with that, you are up to date is coming on and off to the break at the w documentary looks at the process of dying and how people prefer that lives to end the ground for that. if you can, i'm on youtube. so the can

we have patrick murphy joining us with his predictions.t's patrick murphy, he's a democrat from pennsylvania and he's going to join us with his predictions for the state's primary coming up. pete: u.s. forces carrying out retaliatory strikes on dozens of iran-backed tarts but that's what they're telling us in iraq and syria dropping over 100 bombs and biden administration looking to send a hard message to iran and that's what they're telling us. not before spending in week teasing the potential for this operation. watch. >> respond and time and command and on our years. it's on our schedule. pete: we're taking on iran and bombing people in iraq and sierra not really killing anybody and what does this do? it's plotting 165 attacks and they're well fed and they're secure and they're very much alive today. and echoing your point earlier, they aligned su ni gulf arabs and he said the arabs and sunis in the middle east chose israel and the united states over iran and the importance for all environmentalists on the left and that meant a future a

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i know you're about to talk to senator murphy. i just talked to senator langford a couple of minutes ago. he told me that under no circumstances could a package like this have been passed at any other period of time. it is this unique leverage point that both republicans and democrats have to try and get something done and he feels that his republican colleagues are throwing that opportunity away by just outright rejecting the plan. now senator langford said there's the possibility that amendments could be added to this legislation, that it could make its way through the process to get the votes necessary. the mistake he feels his colleagues would be making particularly in the house if they don't allow it to come up for a vote or debate, he thinks they could be wasting a huge opportunity and it could come back to haunt them. although many believe that's why republicans are acting this way. because they want to give donald trump an issue heading into the fall race. >> thank you. talk about the reality of course along the border. is

cillian murphy on his hopes for oscar and bafta glory. and on bbc london...bc news... they are the only british team left in the competition and chelsea women have drawn ajax in the champions league quarterfinal. it is the only trophy to have eluded manager emma hayes in her 11 years of the club. more than 50,000 people died a year ago in the devastating earthquakes that hit parts of turkey and syria. early this morning people gathered in what remains of the turkish city of antakya to mark the moment the first quake struck. our correspondent anna foster reported from southern turkey a year ago, and joins us from there now. anna. sophie, it isn'tjust the anna. sophie, it isn't “ust the landscape * anna. sophie, it isn't “ust the landscape that h anna. sophie, it isn'tjust the landscape that remains - anna. sophie, it isn'tjust the - landscape that remains devastated here. the people are as well, still living in fear whenever the ground shakes after lee thousands of aftershocks they have had in the last i2 months, but having endured a freezing turkish winter, m

cillian murphy. acclaimed director christopher nolan has never won a bafta.w has seven. cillian murphy as best actor, robert downeer, best supporting actor, and nolan himself, best director. this is an incredible honour, being back home, getting this from bafta, in the festival hall, where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day, it can change your outlook, sometimes even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award, best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s night to celebrate, a night which may just be repeated in the oscars in three weeks. katie razzall, bbc news. with the oscars less than a month away, what clues do the baftas give about the likely winners there? i wasjoined earlierfrom los angeles by entertainment journalist kj matthews. not surprised at who won but i was surprised at that title might killers of the flower moon and maestro and even barbie were all shut out. i thought that they would