let us talk about prince william and kate, as well.ted the award for best supporting actor, for brad pitt, when he said, i'm going to name this award harry because i'm taking it to america with me. kate laughed at that one. she did, i loved brad pitt wasn't there but sends margot robbie with a controversial joke, on his behalf. it is nice to see prince william can keep smiling over what has been a very headline—hitting and challenging time for him, i'm sure. kansas city chiefs have won america's 2020 super bowl — the sporting event billed as the greatest show on earth. they beat the san francisco 49ers in miami. an estimated global tv audience of 100 million people in the us alone watched the culmination of the american football season. the game also included half—time performances byjennifer lopez and shakira. i spoke to two very happy fans, kj and jeff lady, in leawood kansas, who were celebrating the first victory in 50 years. it has been amazing, the last time it was super bowl iv, it 54! most of us were not even born when they won

and the telegraph runs with prince william's swipe at bafta diversity.hat spoke about the need for change — star of thejoker, joaquin phoenix who won best actor award criticised what he said was systemic racism in the film industry. with me is cornelia meyer — ceo of mrl corporation. good to see you. great to see you again. let's start with this latest on coronavirus. it is amazing to think that a thousand bed facility can go up in eight days. it only in china can you do it, a centralised economy at its best, and when you think about china and see how quickly it came up in shanghai, when i first went there was nothing and then when i went there was nothing and then when iwent in there was nothing and then when i went in the zeros it was there. but part of the problem is also it has been kept quiet for too long and not addressed for too long and not addressed for too long and not addressed for too long, and with these pandemics, apparently the sooner you get to

prince william, bafta's president might have found it funny. in 2020, and not for the first time in the last few years, we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to bring more diversity in the sector, the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. let us know your thoughts — use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. i was asking if you are awarding the greatest films of all time, which would be on your list? angela says, too many to list. 0thers your list? angela says, too many to list. others of you have been in touch. ian says, the categories seem to be all wrong these days. politics seems to be more important than the actual film seems to be more important than the actualfilm or seems to be more important than the actual film or television show, surely it should be about the show, film, actor, actress or director, over whether they are diverse or not. why notjoin in the conversation? sunday is groundhog day in

prince william, bafta's president might have found it funny.s time to speak was in no time to speak was an attempt to joke. 2020 and not for the first time in the last two years we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to bring more diversity in the sector, the awards process. that something cannot be right in the day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. we can now speak to sandro monetti who's editor in chief of hollywood international filmmaker magazine and on the board of directors for bafta in los angeles. thank you forjoining us. i found the awards this year pretty predictable. we all kind of knew who and what was going to rain. speaking and my perspective as a magazine editor, we follow the story for so long and the winners tonight when all the previous awards, the main four acting awards. a bit of history, first time since 1977 that for americans took all four of the acting awards, they won the critics choice and golden globes and in los angeles next sunday, red hot favourites to win the oscars especia

prince william is hoping mental health will be the talk of the football terraces this weekend.hallenges. every football tea m from premier league to the fa women's national league will get involved. sarah campbell reports. three and a half minutes left! the competition was intense. it's going to go in! with the duke's team taking an early lead. after six minutes of play, the final score... cheering. 4-2. despite the opposition‘s call for var, it was a royal victory. there was, of course, a serious message from today's event. across two weekends this month, the focus in football grounds across the country will be mental health. football is followed by roughly 60 million people in this country. and if we can use the power of sport, use the power of football bringing people together to have a really big conversation on mental health, then that could only help people who are still struggling. when i sobered up 24 years ago, we didn't talk about this stuff. it wasn't spoke about. and to have people like the prince coming out and leading it is remarkable. and that's even though he be

pulled out there, and it is being seen as a dig, frankly, at the queen and prince charles and prince william. because they're basically saying that there are other minor royals who are allowed to make private incomes and didn't have to go through this transition period which buckingham palace is forcing the sussexes to go through. there is another element that also upset a few people here as well, they write, while it is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy or cabinet office over the use of the word royal overseas, they do not intend to use sussex royal or any iteration of the word royal in any territory. calling into question whether or not the queen can, you know, offer any jurisdiction around the word royal. some tension there clearly and the tabloids are making much of it. >> tabloids. they made much of royal stories, never heard of that. max foster, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> some sad news to report. we just learned that nasa mathematician catherine johnson, the woman who helped put americans on the moon, has died. her and her remarkable accomplishments are all depicted in t

have been really picked up, unsurprisingly, as well as of course, prince william ‘s comments.oyal, serious, grown—up stamp on it. i think you could avoid talking about it, it was the elephant in the room, continues to be, we saw it last night, satisfying list of winners but there were some omissions from the list going on and joaquin phoenix was quick to say he felt quite discomfited about picking up felt quite discomfited about picking up his felt quite discomfited about picking 9 felt quite discomfited about picking up his gong when so many people don't have the opportunities he's had in the industry. so i think it's an ongoing problem. but to have promised a review. everyone will be watching the oscars, not quite so white this year, they got the memo in years gone by so let's now see, everybody has talked the talk, let's see some real change. let's look at the weather with helen willetts. good afternoon. wind will be the main hazard in the next 2a hours, severe gales forecast around this deep area of low pressure in the north, pushing on lots of showers. to the south this w

and in this day and age we should be more diverse and i thought prince william got the tone just rightur it but he said we do need to address this. personally what i personally felt, it was very good that for sama got the best documentary, a channel 4 documentary, a channel 4 documentary about a female doctor who was holed up in syria and it just doctor who was holed up in syria and itjust brings the whole malaise of syria and the yemen story and these things going on in the middle east so for me, that documentary got the best documentary, i was very happy. but it doesn't take away, yes we do need more diversity. are you a film fan? do you go and see much? i watch films on their planes and at home. and how much are you influenced by awards like these? does it sway what you choose to watch are not really? it may because it may unconsciously. i don't think really but it may unconsciously because i have heard about it. i read things about economics, so if! i read things about economics, so if i bump into write—ups on films that may make it more interesting, to watch, yes. so things like w

rules laid down by brussels. 1917 was the big winner at the baftas, picking up seven prizes, as prince william prominent actors weigh in on the lack of diversity at this year's awards. we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to ensure diversity in the sector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. and in sport, kansas city chiefs stage a remarkable comeback, scoring 21 points in the fourth quarter to beat the san francisco 49ers at the super bowl in miami. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. new counter—terrorism measures will be unveiled today, in response to the attack on shoppers in south london yesterday. 20—year—old sudesh amman stabbed two people before he was shot dead by police in streatham. he had been released from prison recently, after serving half his sentence for terrorism offences. the london mayor, sadiq khan, says stronger laws on sentencing could have prevented this attack. simonjones reports. just moments after undercover officers have shot a convicted terrorist who stabbed a man and a woman on streatham high r

in april of 2011, harry brings chelsy here to westminster abbey for the wedding of his brother prince williamleton. there are one million people lining these streets. and millions more watching on tv around the world. it's an intense spotlight that chelsy struggles to cope with. >> actually, she was very determined that that would not be her life, and she wanted a career of her own, and ultimately i think that was one of the things that ended their relationship. she didn't want to live inside the goldfish bowl. >> harry does not either. and he is determined to return to the battlefield. >> when he came, he slumped in the chair and said the trouble is i can't be like a normal young man. that time in afghanistan had given him ten weeks to be a normal young man and he desperately wanted to replicate that again. and he accepted, and he thought the secretary accepted but probably the only way he could go back was within the anonymity of being inside a helicopter. and he therefore needed to learn to fly a helicopter. >> after two years of training, harry not only becomes an apache pilot, he is the

he shared his struggle as part of his heads together campaign with prince william and kate to end thealked about losing a mom at such a young age. i always thought to me self, what's the point of bringing it up, it ain't going to change it. it won't bring her back. when you start thinking like that it's damaging. >> harry ultimately chooses a future he hopes would make his mother proud. >> i felt an overwhelming connection to the children i met. >> something he shared with the bbc. >> now all i want to do is try and, you know, fill the holes that my mother has left and that's what it's about for us, trying to make a difference. and in making a difference, making her proud. >> he spends much of his time working on the charity he created for the children he met in lesotho, africa. >> you look at hiv and aids. it was something harry's mother smashed through the stigma of that when she was alive. >> and he founded the invictus games, an olympic-style competition that gives wounded veterans a chance to be defined by more than their injuries. >> it's life changing, it really is life changin

the baftas already in a really rock and a hard place in between it because we have prince william even expressing his disappointment and concern. expressing his disappointment and concern. what do you make a bet? i think you want to be on the right side of history. he has to say something. —— ithink side of history. he has to say something. —— i think he wants to. he is one of the young progressive royals and was to put a stamp on it. and entera royals and was to put a stamp on it. and enter a whole new air and royals and was to put a stamp on it. and entera whole new airand be pa rt of and entera whole new airand be part of the making that happen. props to him. but the problem is on the one hand they want to be diverse and inclusive and championed all of these much smaller films on the other hand they want to be the bold red card spectacular gala and the second only to the oscars film ceremony in the world. to do that you need your brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio and quentin tarantino. and joaquin phoenix also spoke of this evening. a collective gasp when he spoke. i think the issue h

ben stokes has received his 0be at buckingham palace from prince william.ll—rounder was honoured for services to cricket after his heroics in the world cup final last summer and the ashes win at headingley. jos buttler also picked up an mbe. now, yesterday on sportsday, we told you how the football assocations in england, scotland and northern ireland were introducing new guidelines, limiting children younger than 12 heading the ball in training. it's to alleviate any potential risks of brain injuries. scotland first introduced the plans in the uk — america has led the way globally in youth soccer, with a ban in place for the last four years. chris mclaughlin's been to san francisco to find out how it's been working. the alternative city in the land of the free, where the cool and the mighty sid together across the bay. here, they also pride themselves on being innovators and global leaders. back red pendulum. work it. in sport, it's no different. but this story isn't about winning or trophies. here, internationalsoccer success trophies. here, international

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but a lot of prominent customers are big fans whether it's vladimir putin prince william or david hasselhoff they all own some type of cuckoo clock. the most popular model is a modern version where you can see the bellows create the whistling noises. so that's the cuckoo. why a cuckoo actually i know of a boy that i didn't pick up on time kept across actually wanted to make an alarm clock from these clocks which would have made a cock a doodle doo sound but he wasn't able to mechanically recreate this cockroach coincidentally he used bellows that made whistling noises and then it became cuckoo who. now i know that the most popular german export was created by coach incidence it. is very cute i appreciate the had to work a lot these are one of the finest examples i would never have thought that the cuckoo clock came in so many variations and the passion with which people here continue the tradition of the cuckoo clock really impressed me my heart is now also beating a little bit cuckoo. and you can see more of hendrix cuckoo adventures are you general getting a visit to europe's largest aquar

prince william, prince george stands to be the first king of the 22nd century.rchy is safe. >> i thought about that as i was asking the question. it's not like harry was next in line f. it had been william it would have had a much bigger impact on the monarchy, correct? >> yes, it certainly would. because the queen is still going, we're seeing her extended family do so much work. it's upwards of 20 people. when prince charles comes to the throne he's been very clear about slimming down the monarchy. william and kate are going to be the only working members of their generation. so we go from 20 down to 4. that's going to be a huge workload for four people to try and carry out on their own. >> it's not like the interests across the pond on vacation. why is that? >> rulely, for a lot of americans it started lacking like diana. intrigue, romance, love, death, tragedy. it really just covers all the boxes when we're looking at the ultimate in drama and soap opera. of course, this is very real people at the center of all of that, but i think for americans that don't ha

. >>> prince william who is the president of bafta told the audience the organization takes the issuersity seriously and has launched a review of the entire awards process. >>> still ahead super bowl fever. how millions of americans plan to skip work today in record numbers following the football championship. the football championship. medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy woman: with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works three ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation, for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urin

prince william, the baftas president, might have found it amusing, but when it came to his turn to speaktime in the la st not for the first time in the last few years we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to ensure diversity in the sector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. and congratulations to all the winners. stay with us. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. you have been watching newsday. if you are watching in the middle east your forecast is coming up but let's begin in africa and on the satellite picture, you can see across the southwest indian ocean first of all various clusters of cloud. quite a high chance we could see a tropical storm and that is when we have to keep a close eye on. for mainland africa we see further heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still particularly wet weather across east africa and madagascar where we have had flooding recently but many spots will be dry and far north of madagascar, always prone to seeing some heavy downpours at times. looking furth

applause prince william, bafta's president, might have found that amusing, but when it came to his turn the first time in the last few years, we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to ensure diversity in the sector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. will gompertz, bbc news. now, with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. hello, good evening. england's rugby union head coach eddiejones has denied his side because my opening six nations defeat was caused by a world cup hangover. the runners up in november were well beaten by france today, 24—17. 0ur correspondence andy swiss reports from paris. of 51:15; tries fi~fdf ~ ~ , 51:15; tries was laf' ~ ~ , iii; tries was not " ~ ' iiiat but was not ~ ~ ' ”wi but just not ~ ~ , 55.15.11 butjust watch ~ ~ — the first was second but just watch the first was second but just watch the second, almost the entire french tea m the second, almost the entire french team left trailing in his wake and suddenly it was 24—

prince william, bafta's president might have found it funny.oking. 2020 and not for the first time in the last two years we find ourselves talking again about the need to do more to bring more diversity in the sector, the awards process. that something cannot be right in the day and age. a serious point to end a night of celebration. we can now speak to film consultant and actor michael—scott druckenmiller. michael acted in a few scenes withjoaquin phoenix in the moviejoker as well as assisting robert de niro and martin scorcese in the making of the film the irishman. talk me through what kind of an actor it was and what it was like to play a role like someone like locking the it was an accomplished actor? it was amazing, i had the privilege of being onset not only as an actor but a technical adviser on the film. so i got to be more than most actors wed and it was like being an eight masters class and acting school. to watch and get into character or get into the character or get into the character of arthur fleck where the character ofjoker be

prince william is hoping mental health will be the talk of the football terraces this weekend. a way of getting people to talk though some of the challenges. every football tea m from premier league to the fa women's national league will get involved. sarah campbell reports. 3.5 minutes left... the competition was intense. but the duke's team took an early lead. after six minutes of play, the final score... cheering 4-2 despite the opposition‘s call for var. it was a royal victory there was, of course a serious message from the event today. across two weekends this month, a focus in football grounds across the country will be mental health. football is covered by a roughly 16 million people in this country and if we can use the power of sport, use the power of football, bringing people together to have a really big conversation on mental health can only help people still struggling. when i sobered up 24 years ago, we didn't talk about this stuff, it wasn't talked about and you have people like the prince coming out and leading it is remarkable. and that's even though he beat yo

in hamburg and there's no way to put a gloss on that prince william. was cumbered screens doubled their vote was they are hoping to be the main challenger to chancellor merkel c.d.u. in federal elections next year was just years additional. receiving really have an extremely challenging situation for democracy in germany and the cd usa preoccupied with south side says it can essentially be ruled out as a party of government like a student always was. i was green supporters chanted nazis 20 it looked like humber voters had kicked out the far right alternative for germany but as more results came in the f.t. moved above the 5 percent threshold needed to make it into the state parliament. well the governing see the u.s. coalition partners yesterday their meeting in berlin this morning to discuss the hamburger results and we have our chief political editor michelle accustomed to talk all. all about it good morning to you michele and these are the worst results for medical c.d.u. in hamburg 7 years what is happening to the christian press well it's psycholo

maybe that will change after prince william — bafta's president — made his feelings known last night.rds process. bafta take this issue seriously and following this year's nominations have launched a full and thorough review of the entire awards process. it's notjust the bafta bosses under pressure. the 0scars also been criticised for an all—male director shortlist and only having one non—white performer across all acting categories. you can expect to hear more about that when the golden statues are handed out in hollywood on sunday. will gompertz, bbc news. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, kate andrews, economics correspondent for the spectator, and professor anand menon, who's director of uk in a changing europe. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with helen willetts. hello there. it was a windy start to the new week in those strong winds will be with us into the start of tuesday as well because the jets tea m tuesday as well because the jets team strengthens through the weekend,. —— jet stream. the

maybe that will change after prince william — bafta's president — made his feelings known last night.re diversity in this sector and in the awards process. bafta take this issue seriously and following this year's nominations have launched a full and thorough review of the entire awards process. it's notjust the bafta bosses under pressure. the 0scars also been criticised for an all—male director shortlist and only having one non—white performer across all acting categories. you can expect to hear more about that when the golden statues are handed out in hollywood on sunday. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. the winds have been picking up all the while across scotland and we have seen gusts touching 70 mph across the north west highlands. and they will get stronger as we head through the course of tonight and into tomorrow morning. this is a culprit, this low pressure slipping into the north of the uk, squeezing isobars on the southern flank and driving in plenty of showers. heavy across the northern half of the country with snow on the hill

prince william joined the voices of criticism over the baftas‘ lack of diversity.million records, but louis tomlinson's first solo music has had over a billion streams. he'll be here to tell us more about the album, which explores the grief of losing his mum. and his sister. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. police are searching two houses as investigations continue into a terror attack in south london yesterday. two people were stabbed by sudesh amman a convicted terrorist who had been released early from prisonjust days before. he was shot and killed by police after the attack. the suspect had been under armed surveillence due to concerns over the risk he posed to the public. let's speak now to local mp, labour's bell ribeiro—addy, who joins us from streatham. morning to you. deeply shocking for everybody in your community. tell us your reaction to the attack. definitely a big shock to all of us here. the first thing we have to do is send our thoughts and prayers to those individuals who were injured particularly, the one who i

there was one moment when prince william throw a basketball and prince charles put his arms around him a real reflection of the work that the queen has done over the many years that she has been on the throne. the expert said to me that leicester is a microcosm of the country the queen rule is over. it is multi—faith and multicultural. it reflects the changing face of britain. leicester was the place the queen chose is her first up up with kate in thejubilee year. it seems like ages ago. the duchess of cambridge also met elaine paige. exchange coupling you might say, but the duchess is president of the royal voluntary service and elaine paige is an ambassador. if you have been in hospital, you will know that the ivs provide a major thing support for people in hospital. they were in the shops on the trolleys. this afternoon these two ladies pushed a brand—new r trolley around leicester passat hospital. i don't think they had actually got their hands on the trolley at that point. the visit continues all through the afternoon. there is a huge amount of stuff going on. as i mentioned, a nu

i felt that prince william actually had a very good balance in saying it is good work but we are in theraham norton, the host, saying here we go, great success of white actor wins for the first time. you know, poking fun. it is, difficult to change the culture. iama is, difficult to change the culture. i am a member of bafta and i vote on these things and i am probably the worst person because i am white, middle aged, blah blah blah, whatever. but when you change that, how do you do that in an effective way and keep the integrity of the film appreciation and analysis? it's a bit like diversity in companies, right? you need to get... you need to nurture new directors, diverse actors, to give them the experience so they really have that epic, you know, performance. one thing i would say, in these baftas, the documentary for summer. it went on an important subject, this story of the female doctor who is in syria, aleppo, how she saw her daughter grow up it was touching when she received the award. so many children grow up in these crisis areas without education, without anything. that was

out of 20 acting nominees at the baftas were white and the bafta president for the last decade, prince williamut the need to do more to ensure diversity in the sector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. it was a theme whichjoaquin phoenix had spoken about when accepting his best actor forjoker. i think that it is the obligation of the people that have created and perpetuate and benefit from a system of repression to be the ones that dismantle it, so that's on us. applause and cheering. when it came to best actress, what's been dubbed the "reneesance" continues. renee zellweger winning her first bafta in 16 years forjudy. ms garland, london town, which you have always loved so much, still loves you back. the acceptance speech which got the biggest laughs was brad pitt's for best supporting actor. despite him not being there. leaving his co—star margot robbie to read it out. "hey, britain. "heard you just became single. "welcome to the club." laughter. while the most emotional was michael ward's. the actor from blue story won the rising star award, voted f

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we have charles and prince william and george. he stands to be the first king of the 22nd century.chy is safe. >> i thought about that. it's not like harry was next in line. if it was william it would have been a bigger impact. >> it would. but what people forget is because the queen is still going, we're seeing her extended family doing so much work. there's 20 people with cousins and prince charles he's clear about the vision of a slim down monarchy of the future. that included william and kate and harry and meghan. now the future they will be the only working members of the generation. we go from 20 down to four. that will be a huge workload for four people to try and carry out. >> it's not like the interest across the pond. but americans are fascinated by the royal family. why is that? >> it started with diana. if we look at the crown and the compelling drama driven by the windsors. this is compelling characters. intrigue and romance. love and death, tragedy. it really just covers all the boxes. the ultimate in drama and soap opera. it's very real people at the center. for amer

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catherine and prince william are parents to three kids, 6-year-old prince george, 4-year-old princessgle with mom guilt? >> yes, absolutely. anyone who doesn't is actually lying. [ laughter ] and even this morning i thought how could you possibly not -- off at school this morning. but it's a constant challenge. you hear it time and time again for moms, even moms who aren't necessarily working are pulled in the direction of having to juggle family life -- there is always something. and questioning your decisions and your judgments and things like that. and i think that starts from the moment you have a baby. be sure you tune in tonight "the windsors: inside the royal dynasty" premiers tonight only on cnn. >>> if you look at twitter you might be convinced this is the craziest presidential campaign in history. but as cnn's new series shows, almost nothing is beyond belief in the high-stakes race for the oval office. >> so, you want to be the leader of the free world? just how far will you go to get what you want? >> the hope of a skinny kid with a funny name who believes that america has

kensington palace home to the do you have and duchess of cambridge and their children, where princes williamed and it became a focal point after she died at a car crash with flowers stretching out into the park as the nation was gripped by grief. in our new series "the windsors" we explore that moment in british history and the crisis that unfolded in the british monarchy. we look at how the two princes came together and then drifted apart. max foster, cnn, ken sing to be palace, london. >>> be sure to tune into an all new cnn original series "the windsors requests" that premieres tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn. >>> hello on this saturday, i'm ana cabrera in new york, you are live in the "cnn newsroom." we begin with a cnn exclusive. nancy pelosi speaking candidly about president trump's impeachment. the house speaker insists that trump was not acquitted, doubling down on her stance that you can't be acquitted if there was no trial. in a sit-down interview with our christiane amanpour pelosi also defends her decision to rip up the president's state of the union ee

and in his closing remarks, prince william, bafta's president, went on to talk diversity, saying theit is still an issue can't be right in this day and age. and it absolutely cannot be right in this day and age. >> he was spot on. >> thank you for being with us for cnn newsroom. i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. we'll be right back with more news next. you are watching cnn. do stay with us. diarrhea? pepto diarrhea to the rescue. it's 3x concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms it does nothing to kill the bacteria. treat diarrhea at its source with pepto diarrhea. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. for those who were born to ride, you will see at vgreat and look great.ee "guaranteed" we say that too! you've gotta use these because we don't mean it. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really! visionworks. see the difference. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night an

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maybe that will change after prince william — bafta's president — made his feelings known last night.ave launched a full and thorough review of the entire awards process. it's notjust the bafta bosses under pressure. the oscars also been criticised for an all—male director shortlist and only having one non—white performer across all acting categories. you can expect to hear more about that when the golden statues are handed out in hollywood on sunday. will gompertz, bbc news. let's speak now to the actress and disability campaigner melissa johns, who's a member of the bafta elevate scheme, which aims to promote actors from under—represented groups. thanks for being with us. we've heard set out very eloquently by various people last night at the awards what the problem is, what can be done about it, what is being done about it. after creating fantastic schemes, it's a chance for actors from underrepresented groups to be given opportunities to network, which is fantastic. the next step is i guess, we need to see sort of directors influences. they have to be sort of resulting in unfoldin

maybe that will change after prince william — bafta's president — made his feelings known last night.wing this year's nominations have launched a full and thorough review of the entire awards process. it's notjust the bafta bosses under pressure. the oscars also been criticised for an all—male director shortlist and only having one non—white performer across all acting categories. you can expect to hear more about that when the golden statues are handed out in hollywood on sunday. will gompertz, bbc news. it's not the dominant issue in iowa as the caucuses begin. there's never been a woman as president in america. the republicans and donald trump look like they will have a male nominee this time around but for democrats, we don't know. in the polling in iowa, bernie sanders is leading, joe biden ‘s second and elizabeth were in his running for an iowa is the beginning of the much longer process. full coverage from iowa coming up in the coming hours. goodbye. hello there. it was a windy start to the new week and those of strong winds will be with us into the start of tuesday as well. th

out of 20 acting nominees at the baftas were white and the bafta president for the last decade, prince williamector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. it was a theme whichjoaquin phoenix had spoken about when accepting his best actor forjoker. i think that it is the obligation of the people that have created and perpetuate and benefit from a system of repression to be the ones that dismantle it, so that's on us. applause and cheering. when it came to best actress, what's been dubbed the "reneesance" continues. renee zellweger winning her first bafta in 16 years forjudy. ms garland, london town, which you have always loved so much, still loves you back. the acceptance speech which got the biggest laughs was brad pitt's for best supporting actor. despite him not being there. leaving his co—star margot robbie to read it out. "hey, britain. "heard you just became single. "welcome to the club." laughter. while the most emotional was michael ward's. the actor from blue story won the rising star award, voted for by the public. thank you to my dad because i kno

prince william has made an appeal for more diversity in the bafta nominations, after all 20 acting nomineesards ceremony were white, and no female directors were put forward for the seventh consecutive year. the world war i film 1917, directed by sir sam mendes, was the big winner of the night picking up seven awards, including best film and best director. renee zellweger and joaquin phoenix won the top acting prizes. you are up to date with the top stories. now back to victoria in streatham. thank you, yes, we are broadcasting live from streatham high road. yesterday, as you know, 20—year—old sudesh amman walked into a shop, metres from here. it is reported he stole a knife and then began to stab people, injuring two. this is the moment that armed police approached him, just about 200 metres away from where we are standing and they shot him dead. the man was wearing the haute suicide vest and was being followed by armed counterterror police when he carried out the attack. he was released around a week ago from jail after serving half of a prison sentence of three yea rs half of a prison se

awkward moment there for prince william and duchess kate in the audience. there. >> yes. >>> finally to the celebrity breakups sending a seismic shock across hollywood. >> this is us just 12 days ago reporting on the surprise wedding of pamela anderson and movie mogul john peters. >> we repeat, 12 days ago. they were former sweethearts from decades ago who finally found love after four marriages for each of them. and now after 12 days, that marriage over. >> anderson said in a statement to "the hollywood reporter," life is a journey and love is a process. we wish them the best. 12 days ago, wow. ♪all strength, we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait, we're taking everything we wanted we can do it♪ ♪all strength, no sweat to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. imagine a mouthwash that strengthens your enamel, imagine, feeling

out of 20 acting nominees at the baftas were white and the bafta president for the last decade, prince williamsector and in the awards process. that simply cannot be right in this day and age. it was a theme whichjoaquin phoenix had spoken about when accepting his best actor for had spoken about when accepting his best actorforjoker. had spoken about when accepting his best actor forjoker. i think that it is the obligation of the people that have created an perpetuate and benefit from a system of oppression to be the ones that dismantle it, so thatis to be the ones that dismantle it, so that is on us. when it came to best actress, what has been dubbed the renaissance continued. renee zellweger winning her first bafta renaissance continued. renee zellweger winning herfirst bafta in 16 years forjudy. next up on sunday, the 0sca rs. 16 years forjudy. next up on sunday, the oscars. and a word of warning for 1917, the last five films to win at the baftas have all been beaten at the biggest awards of them all. last man standing. scientists have caught a grey seal apparently ‘clapping' on camera for

kate touring the united kingdom to promote her early childhood development initiative prince william,harles. and it's not slowing down for the royal couple william and kate with a very busy schedule in the next few weeks. they've announced they're going to be going on an official tour of ireland for a couple of days in the beginning of march. and maybe reunited with harry and meghan around march 9th. there's a big event here in l london, the commonwealth day they're expected to be here, rejoining the royal family for what will probably be their last official royal engagement. guys >> team coverage for that. i'll lead it kelly cobiella, thank you. >> you know it >> i love hearing kate open up about motherhood parents appreciate that. >> in the end, they're parents >> they're parents >> i would like to see william carrying his bag down the stairs. >> like us >> exactly >> small plane >> you get them confused come on. >>> mr. price, the forecast? >> let's look at what's happening across the country watch for warm winter weather. texas, some locations seeing temperatures 20 degrees above

a rare royalfoursome, a united front as prince charles, camilla, william and kate all visit a militaryehab centre. voiceover: this is bbc world news. it's newsday. welcome. jane andi jane and i are live from concord. the polls in this state have just closed. it is 8pm here in new hampshire and we are starting to get some early results courtesy of cbs news, oui’ partner early results courtesy of cbs news, our partner here, station, and they suggest bernie sanders is ahead in those poles and amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg are at the moment vying for second place. these are only early results. we can't give you the result yet that this is what the picture looks like at eight p.m.. it isa picture looks like at eight p.m.. it is a very, very tight race, isn't it, katy. we didn't expect, but obviously supporters did, amy klobuchar seems to be surging. quite extraordinary. i spoke to some of her supporters outside a polling station earlier. they said it was that last—minute campaigning in the 24—hour is before polls opened that could have done it. they said that they were persuading people,