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this is very near the sandringham estate, near the north norfolk coast and it's a place that the queend the duke of edinburgh love very much because they come here every winter, they arrived in kings lynn by train and they have been here since december at the 20th and this is a part of the world the duke of edinburgh knows very well, he drives around the sandringham estate and on the roads around here. the aia9 is now clear, i've been told there is a lot of glass around all over the road, the crossroads are busy but the two vehicles involved have since been taken away. what is interesting, i have to say this unverified eyewitness report from a man who rang in to the bbc and said he witnessed the accident, he said the vehicle was t—boned, which means that one vehicle slammed into the other, but i have to say that is unverified, and he said he saw the duke of edinburgh's range rover roll over, so it must have been a pretty accident for such a large vehicle to end up on its side. he said he helped the duke of edinburgh out of the car, he was able to walk away but clearly very shocked. tha

a video requesting to meet the queen too. announced that the £65 fee for eu citizens who want to remain in the uk after brexit will be scrapped.

both he and the queen enjoy driving on their private estates.l 2016, at the age of 95, the duke drove the then us president barack obama, and his wife michelle, to windsor castle. i have to say i have never been driven by a a duke of edinburgh before. laughter. and i can report that it was very smooth riding. but today's accident is bound to raise questions about whether it's wise for someone who is five months short of his 98th birthday to be driving on public roads. caroline rigby, bbc news. a senior north korean negotiator has arrived in the united states as the two sides try to arrange a second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. south korean reports say kim yong—chol is carrying a letter from the north korean leader to mr trump. he's expected to meet the us secretary of state and the president later on friday. the bbc‘s laura bicker is in seoul. she says the visit is a sign that both sides are serious about holding another meeting between the two leaders. i think when it comes to kim yong—chol‘s visit, we are looking at it in the s

the daily mirror, the queen is sorry, the daily mirror, the queen is sorry, no the daily mirror, thee royal family hasn't handled the aftermath of the crash in sandringham well. we haven't heard from prince philip. yes, he was a car but again, he is 97, retired from public life. people would be pretty happy to get a personal message from the queen. there is no question the royal family are lacking in concern. the queen sends all sort of private messages bigger about later. i would guess this is perhaps tangled up in some legalese. we know that even a sorry can be registered as an admission of guilt. you are told not to say too much. i'm sure there are some very busy people both legal and there are helpers working this out but it's become a huge story because of the aged shipments to still be driving. and it was a big bad pr stunt to have as car delivered the day after. at some of these things could be handled more discreetly but prince philip has had 70 years of bad pr, this will not shake him any more. and he is still driving, will but without a seatbelt according to reports. he was

the star turn is from olivia colman as queen anne.ueen anne, to be honest, in period dramas. we're in about 1710 here, where she's a lonely figure advised by lady marlborough, whose husband is off fighting the wars of spanish succession, i think. she wants to use her power over queen anne to use her sway at court. she's the only person at court who can be brutally honest to olivia colman's monarch. as we can see in this clip. i'm ready for the russian ambassador. who did your make—up? we went for something dramatic, do you like it? you look like a badger. 0h. are you going to cry? really? well, what do you think you look like? a badger. do you really think you can meet the russian delegation looking like that? no. i will manage it. get back to your rooms. thank you. shouting: did you just look at me? did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! it's brilliantly acted, as you can tell. i really enjoyed it. i wondered what it was about, is it about power going to somebody‘s head, the capriciousness of power? i think when it was w

he didn't, as he usually would, attend the church service on christmas day with the queen at the churchn sandringham so we haven't seen him for a while but we know he was at the sandringham estate and he has been there since christmas and this news breaking in the last hour that 97—year—old prince philip was driving a carand 97—year—old prince philip was driving a car and was involved in a traffic accident with another vehicle this afternoon. he was not injured. sarah, we seeing these pictures of the car that buckingham palace says he was driving, on its side. quite a bit of a shocking photograph. we know that the duke is 97 and we know that he does drive around the various royal estates, sandringham, we know he drives around windsor. this incident appears to have taken place on a public road near the estate. yes, thatis public road near the estate. yes, that is a picture at the babingley crossroads, certainly the accident took place on the a149. the prince is 97 but recent pictures of him, he still does drive, he regularly drives his horses and carriages around his estates at windsor a

both he and the queen enjoy driving on their private estates.16 at the age of 95, the duke drove the van us president barack obama and his wife michelle to windsor castle. —— the then us president. his wife michelle to windsor castle. —— the then us presidentlj his wife michelle to windsor castle. -- the then us president. i have to say i have never been driven by the duke of edinburgh before. and i can report that it was very smooth riding. but today's accident is bound to raise questions about whether it is wise for someone who is five months short of his 98 birthday to be driving on public roads. we have much more on that on the website. lets turn to our other main story of the day: a senior north korean negotiator has arrived in the united states as the two sides try to arrange a second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. south korean reports say kim yong—chol is carrying a letter from the north korean leader to mr trump, and is expected to meet the us secretary of state and the president on friday. who is kim yong—chol? our corresp

leaves the european union and politicians aren't able to agree on any plan queen elizabeth has appealed for common ground and respect for different point of views the queen's commons said not directly refer to bracks said but are being widely interpreted as a rare oil intervention into the political debates paul brennan has for she may be head of state and leader of a global commonwealth but under the you case constitutional monarchy queen elizabeth remains firmly a political so her comments during this visit to something in women's institute have sparked keen analysis particularly as britain's politicians are currently in deadlock over breakfast as we look for nuances in the modern age she told her audience i for one prefer the tried and tested recipes like speaking well of each other and respecting different points of view coming together to seek out the common ground and never losing sight of the bigger picture to me these approaches are timeless and i commend them to everyone. in a regular encounters with the prime minister and heads of state the queen is firmly neutral and doesn't

well, she will be playing the queen. a picture of her playing the queen.icture of her playing a queen. national treasure. well, the queen constitutional crisis, who knows where this week is going to end up thatjohn and anne, thank you very much indeed for joining us tonight. the sunday papers with a dramatic outlook for the start of next week. that's it for the papers to note. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. coming up next it's the film review. hello there, and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have — who else but mark kermode? what have you got for us this week, mark? very good week. we're in awards season now, obviously. so we have colette, an outstanding performance by keira knightley. we have stan and ollie, a film about laurel and hardy's 1950s tour of the uk. you've got to think about the opportunity... and the front runner, a political drama starring hugh jackman. all right, let's start off, then, with colette and keira knightley.

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and as far as you know, the queen is with him?became a big uglier. the president hasjust written a letter to speaker of the house nancy pelosi saying he is sorry her trip to brussels, egypt and afghanistan has been postponed due to the shutdown. basically he is taking away her aircraft. then he told her if she would like to fly commercially, go ahead. it comes after a letter yesterday in which the speaker asked the president to delay the state of the union address which was originally scheduled forjanuary 29th. this all comes on day 27 of the shutdown with no end in sight. joining us now is our north america reporter anthony zurcher. we have the letter here with donald trump's big signature, i think i said the trip was next week but you'd told me you thought it was permanent. that is what i heard, she was scheduled to leave today and the afghanistan part of her trip may not have been public knowledge but donald trump called this a public relations event so he is disparaging the nature of the strip and emphasising what he sees as a

a video requesting to meet the queen too. the video has been viewed four million times. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the prime minister has announced that the £65 fee for eu citizens who want to remain in the uk after brexit will be scrapped. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. global warning from davos, the imf cautions the us— china trade war could undermine world economic growth. davos makes it big —— peppa pig makes it big in china — how the new year movie promo is breaking the country's internet. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to this edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we start with the world economic forum and the gathering starts today. the imf has warned the trade war could damage the global economy. president donald trump called for china to do a real deal after it posted its slowest expansion in almost three decades. sally bundock has more. here in davos, the imf has announced it has revised downwards its outlook for the global e

i don't want somebody to play a queen, i want someone to play a woman.f that's what you want, i'm sure i can deliver that. >> what have you produced in all of your travels, discord, death? >> aer signing on robbie studied up. >> she was i think the longest reigning hemonarch, and re-branded herself as the virgin queen so the i put her prison. it was the golden age. >> you could teach a college class. >> that was just a lecture in a college class. >> but before this i was like i'm going to wear week makeup and stuff? >> mary queench scots" is already earning praise for its depiction of women trying t earn power and behind the scenes hollywood is reckong with the very same issue. last januarye iwake of thein harvey weins movement, roby joined more than 300 other in enrtainment sink the timp initiative. >> it's sort of a milestone thi year, a year later, do you think that hollywood has sat up and taken notice and have changed changed to your-year in ther lat year so? >> they have. i'm promoting a film directed by a woman i've jusrapped a film where most hea

i'm the british ambassador, so i'm the british queen's representative in china.ave tea and scones in a british style, and we can talk about making your dream come true. it's not quite the same as tea with the queen perhaps, but the twins were also given the promise of a trip to the uk. well, all of this is a sign that brand britain sees the little pink pig—shaped icon as a huge opportunity, and that for the british government, keen to promote industries like tourism, the hope is that peppa can bring home the bacon. peppa pig is a huge british success story in china, with 18 billion, yes, billion downloads and views. she even has her subversive side, with peppa tattoos now used as a symbol of an underground cou ntercultu re. we've seen the success of premier league football here, we've seen paddington bear, we've seen downton abbey, we've seen sherlock, and peppa pig is another manifestation of the power of uk culture around the world, and that's great for creativity, it's great for the uk, and it's great for tourism as well. airplane! with the twins preparing to

very good. 0k, mary queen of scots.ad the favourite, a royal historical drama, and now we have mary, queen of scots, which is, based on the life of mary stuart and her rivalry with elizabeth. saoirse ronan and margot robbie, rivals to the throne. it's a historical drama, but a very modern take on it. it is a film ofjuxtaposition, catholics and protestants, english, scottish, and centrally men and women, and the two, the two central performances are basically, they are balanced against each other. so mary says "i will be the woman she cannot be, i will produce an heir, unlike her barren self." elizabeth says "god wants a woman to be a wife and mother, i choose to be a man." she describes herself as "more man than woman and the throne has made me so." she also refers to one of the male counterparts as "the closest thing i have to a wife." so the script is very witty and well done, and you have these terrific central performances, but the rest of the ensemble cast is really well played. people like ian hart and david tenna

in turmoil the queen appears to make a rare while intervention. by the skyline of an asian harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. hello there is pretty cold for many of us in the east in parts of europe at the moment but that's not necessarily bad news for all of us because we've got one of the toughest dog sleighs in europe taking place at the moment and where in czechoslovakia where we've got lots of wintery weather to enjoy three years ago we had to abandon our faith three because there wasn't enough snow certainly cold this year though and the last time it was this cold for that dog sleigh was in two thousand and four and pretty cold for us now more wintery weather is just sinking its way southwards across the parts of europe but we've also got some very active weather down in the southeast corner that's giving us a lot of rain and a fair amount of snow as well and that of the system as it sinks its way south as well you can see snow on the leading edge but behind it we are seeing more rain and then in the middle of this little triang

a matter of surprises at the golden globes in los angeles a movie about rock band queen the find the expectations and take in the top awards for best drama and best actor. and veteran actress glenn close rewarded for a film she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. plus sport acting again as a peacemaker a joint korean men's team prepares for the handball world championship in germany and denmark we hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in the united korean team. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us here. in rights watch says a saudi teen who has field fleeing abuses barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation tire thora he's a rock mohamed a canoe and will be sent back to kuwait today where her family is but how can she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there any teen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. ok let's get more on the story now from phil robertson from human rights watch he's been helping coordinate efforts to prevent the hoff

hats, sweatshirts, hoodies, bags, t-shirts maybe have it represent queens an idea for a name queens vibeot this. thank you. >> one of the things i wanted to do and i don't know if giovanna can help us with this. i wanted to see on that list, the credit card statements >> i could do that >> because when i see target, it says construction. i don't know what you're building from target so i want to see what actually went through those credit cards. can you print it out >> yeah. >> okay. come here, guys. so, for example, sal's credit card merchandise >> this is what we use to pay for clothing and stuff in here >> you told me the other day it was construction debt. it says it right here. joanne's credit card, target construction debt. >> you know, i think that's -- >> why would target be construction debt? >> it's not. it's her living expenses that she was using to live. got to go buy the kids' clothes. >> we spoke about it the other day. >> like a personal credit card >> why would you list that under credit card? william sonoma citi card bank this is construction debt as well >> i'm not sure

a call for compromise while queen elizabeth is being seen as a veiled reference to the bickering over breakfast and the defending champions and down to the asia cup future we'll tell you what went wrong for straight. news agency is reporting that the european commission has added saudi arabia to a draft list of countries that pose a threat to the blog the list includes countries seen as having lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering saudi arabia has been facing international pressure of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul last october other countries on the list include iran iraq syria given and north korea well giorgio coffee is the chief executive of gulf state analytics and he says that although it is only a draft list it's damaging for ya. of course important to keep in mind that this is merely a draft it's subject to change but of course the fact that we're even talking about this in the first place bodes poorly for riyadh let's keep in mind that in september the f.a. t.f. decided not to give saudi arabia full membersh

she went for the choker which was popularized by queen alexandra, the one before her. 1920s, the queenelizabeth, she was into the 1920s flapper style. in the '40s, elizabeth was dressing utilitarian because of rationing. in the '50s, more of a princess with floral colors. didn't last long. her father died. before you know it, she's the queen. in the '60s got inspired by all of that vibe. in the '70s, she wore pants. shocker. the '80s was all about princess di. man, did she have fashion sense. the '90s, still talking about di. when she's single and rocking it. that black dress. >> she definitely set the bar pretty high for everyone else. >> 2000s is where we see those bright colors that you often see the queen wearing now. >> 2010, it's all about kate, meghan. >> cool to see the evolution and how it started very formal and proper. now it's a bit more casual almost. >>> sometimes you find something that you got to get for your friend. that's exactly what kenneth mcneil did. >> drew? >> yes. >> answer me, earl the iii of his name. kneel. >> what? >> kneel. >> his name is not neil. >> when

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the queen calling foran news this evening. the queen calling for an end to the brexit feud.e centenary event of the women's institute there and she has been meeting members and i think she also took part in a pointless style quiz with the host at one point. she has made these comments which, obviously the times have associated them with brexit, which talks about seeking a common ground with people and respecting the opinions of others, coming together. it feels like your grandma telling you bickering children to simmer down. it feels a little bit needed at the moment because things are so needed at the moment because things are so fraught. there is such a lack of trust between different sides. i would not go as far as jacob rees—mogg who welcomes the idea that the queen steps in and takes charge but it does feel almost reassuring, i must say, to hear her say these sort of things. and i am not a monarchist at all. this may be a warning shot from her majesty. this message comes one month after the censor that message from her christmas message. and secondly, it is not explicit

s constitutional monarchy queen elizabeth remains firmly a political so her comments during this visit to something in women's institute have sparked keen analysis particularly as britain's politicians are currently in deadlock over breakfast. as we look for nuances in the modern age she told her audience i for one prefer the tried and tested recipes like speaking well of each other and respecting different points of view coming together to seek out the common ground and never losing sight of the bigger picture to me these approaches are timeless and i commend them to everyone in a regular encounters with the prime minister and heads of state the queen is firmly neutral and doesn't express political views this latest speech made no direct reference to the bricks at deadlock or even to politics but the interpretation has been unanimous what the queen has said is what we're all thinking that there has to be a compromise here that we have to find some common ground not keep advocating for positions that people have been staking out for years but recognizing that the clock is ticking the s

about the survival jewish represent news all this week well now there is a royal inquiry on it the queen has made her points clear all of that's coming up with hillary for what you plus we also go to global oil markets is and of the canary in the coal mine alex mahela the joins us plus we'll do our weekly gold market and round up and break down the markets close with stocks that are going to just look the impacted by a government shutdown danielle shades jungreis will join us and later tech media guru and host of the big picture a pile of books join doesn't talk about foreclosures and the future of that place all that directly on our site but first we have right to some headlines let's go to . governmental gamesmanship in the united states leads our global report today as u.s. president donald trump agrees to reopen the government for three weeks only blinking in the face of escalating consequences of the partial government shutdown we've told you about he said that he would be proud to own it well maybe not so much on the shutdown thirty fifth day as concerns about air traffic safety se

this episode in which peppa meets the queen...sage to the queen, asking if they could also visit her palace. the video's been viewed almost 4 million times. and it worked, sort of. hello, mi ni and mi ai. i'm the british ambassador, so i'm the british queen's representative in china. i'd like you to come and visit me in my house in beijing and we can perhaps have tea and scones in the british style and we can talk about making your dream come true. it's not quite the same as tea with the queen, perhaps, but the twins were also given the promise of a trip to the uk. well, all of this is a sign that brand britain sees the little pink pig—shaped icon as a huge opportunity and that for the british government, keen to promote industries like tourism, the hope is that peppa can bring home the bacon. peppa pig is a huge british success story in china with 18 billion — yes, billion — downloads and views. she even has her subversive side, with peppa tattoos now used as a symbol of an underground counterculture. we've seen the success of pr

minister theresa may the red carpet has been rolled out early at the prince had lunch with britain's queen elizabeth at buckingham palace and during his three day visit the aide to the family friend what meets with all the senior royals and dine with the queen's son and grandson that's the way even chinese t.v. covered razor maze arguable genuflection to someone she know appears to be labeling a murder a mind you this is the kind of questioning u.k. state mandated media presented its questions to journalist jamal khashoggi when he was alive apologies for the quality robin solomon seems to be saying. i know we have to transform ourselves we have to modernize we have to change and i will be that agent of change your code of an autocrat your compare them to protean and others but surely the message of the last few years is that the best hope there are nations like saudi arabia as a leader who is prepared for us has power for genuine reform and change not by choice while you bob i by fuck like you fuck to. use. the best choice for saudi how do you go on a minute so the b.b.c. a year ago was de

i am the queen.queen the rock band, celebrated in bohemian rhapsody, that won best picture. and as freddie mercury, rami malek earned the best actor prize. maybe i can handle some of the more mundane jobs. vice is about a kingmaker, and best comedy actor christian bale transformed himself into us vice president dick cheney. thank yous often go to colleagues, family, sometimes god, but this was a first. thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. richard madden, bodyguard. in the tv awards, bodyguard's leading man picked up the best actor. mum and dad, who flew all the way from scotland, wouldn't be here without you. thank you very much. i was rude, i was vile... and best supporting actor went to ben wishaw, who played norman scott in thejeremy thorpe drama a very english scandal. it's me... 0n the telly... he's a true queer hero, an icon, and, norman, this is for you. cheering and applause this was the biggest british success at the golden globes for a decade and there are

african nation plus and i'm surprised at the golden globes in los angeles a movie about rock band queen defied expectations and take the top awards for best drama and best actor and veteran actress glenn close boarded for a film that she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. and support as a peacemaker joins korean men's team prepares for the handball world championship in germany and denmark we hear from the coach and the players about what it means to compete in a united team. playing . i'm sara kelly welcome to the program type police say that they will not deport a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse. muhammad outcome noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family all canoed says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover and bangkok now she began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room in an airport on sunday here's her latest video as a half and i'm still in the. i have no c

dearest queen, you are mad. neck and neck, leading the oscar nominations.ourite and, for the first time, a netflix film — roma — both have 10 nominations. coming up on bbc news, cardiff city cancel training today on what should have been emiliano sala's first day with his new club since moving from french side nantes. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. molly russell was just 1a years old when she took her own life. her parents had no idea that anything was wrong. it was only after her death when they looked at her social media accounts that they saw the dark world she'd been looking at online. today, amid a rise in suicide and self—harm among young people, the government has called on social media companies to take more responsibility for damaging online content. molly's father, ian russell, who has worked for the bbc, says he believes instagram was partly responsible for his daughter's death. instagram says it blocks and removes content which promotes self harm or suicide. i must warn you that this report by our correspondent angus crawford i

dearest queen, you are mad, giving me a palace. the royal farce the favourite and the netflix drama roma are leading the nominations for this year's oscars. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the world anti doping agency says russia remains compliant and will face no punishment for delaying access to data from its moscow lab. good evening. we start tonight with the growing crisis in zimbabwe, where the president is under increasing pressure following reports of a crackdown by his security forces. president emmerson mnangagwa has been forced to return from a foreign trip to deal with the situation and he's promised that any wrongdoing by his supporters will be dealt with severely. but the opposition mdc, the movement for democratic change, says the sharp rise in fuel prices has led to tension and violence. our africa correspondent andrew harding is in the capital harare and sent us this report. grey skies, and an edgy mood here in harare. we film discreetly as soldiers and police gather in the city centre, their crackdown still

to queen anne.to ex—vice president, dick cheney, plagued by a mischievous christian bale. thank you to satan who has given me inspiration on how to play this role. it was a good night for british talent, which enjoyed television success. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. after an afteran mp is after an mp is called nazi some, a senior cabinet member calls for the police to take action. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins — your headlines tonight. a stunner from rueben neves sends wolves through to the fourth round of the fa cup — as liverpool are knocked out. the draw has been made — and unai emery‘s arsenal will host ole gunner solksjaer‘s manchester united in the pick of the ties. nine days late — the world anti doping agency will now gain access to a russian lab to assess its data. good evening — welcome along. after a weekend of shocks in the fa cup — tonight premier league leaders liverpool were dumped out by wolves — the home

the headlines: the duke of edinburgh, the queen's husband, is involved in a car crash. he's said to be shaken but not injured. one of north korea's top diplomats heads to washington, fuelling speculation of a second summit betweem kim jong—un and donald trump. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: asia is the new hotbed for persecution of christians, according to a new report. and the international arrest warrant that means this basket ball star is staying in the big apple, and notjoining his knicks teammates in london. live from our studios in london and singapore, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. it's midnight here in london, where just a few hours ago, we had confirmation that the duke of edinburgh, the husband of queen elizabeth, had been involved in a road traffic accident. buckingham palace said that the 97—year—old was not hurt. prince philip was driving at the time, and the car landed on its side after the collision near sandringham, the queen's estate in the east of england. our correspondent, d

s constitutional monarchy queen elizabeth remains firmly a political so her comments during this visit to sandringham women's institute have sparked keen analysis particularly as britain's politicians are currently in deadlock over breakfast as we look for nuances in the modern age she told her audience i for one prefer the tried and tested recipes like speaking well of each other and respecting different points of view coming together to seek out the common ground and never losing sight of the bigger picture to me these approaches are timeless and i commend them to everyone in a regular encounters with the prime minister and heads of state the queen is firmly neutral and doesn't express political views this latest speech made no direct reference to the brics a deadlock or even to politics but the interpretation has been unanimous what the queen has said is what we're all thinking that there has to be a compromise here that we have to find some common ground not keep advocating for positions that people have been staking out for years but recognising that the clock is ticking the sound

brics of chaos we ask the lord clarke register formally britain's all chancellor and keeper of the queen's conscience whether it is time to step in amidst the arguable constitutional chaos and britain joins the g.l.a. zhang as thousands today march across europe we ask the head of people's assembly against austerity of neo liberal economic policies are bringing europe to the brink of destruction. the honorable gentleman said that in recent months it should be noticed that there was a stick in my car important bricks that matters and keep dollars of all coming up at today's going underground the first of all the b.b.c. world service trust operative goes on a shuttle three day hunger strike in an attack run jail on monday so what actually is the b.b.c. world service trust now renamed b.b.c. media action which described her role as junior and girly administrative they have helpfully made this video. programmes giving ordinary people the chance to ask direct questions of their leaders have been running in eight countries yes thousands of garri rachleff work for that organization funded by the

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it's the queen owe sof soul, an said, heller. >> heller. >> phone call from madea. i love it. can watch aretha, a grammy celebration for the queen of soul march 10th on cbs. >>> and before that, cbs has another big show. >> what would that be? >> the nfl officially confirmed that maroon 5 will headline this year's halftime show with travis scott, that man right there, and atlanta's one and only big boi is in the house. >> that has to be a good show. >> yes, indeed. >> i feel like we have known about maroon 5 for awhile now. >> the worst kept secret on the planet. >> a conconfirmation. >>> coming up -- >> kylie jenner may be a billionaire, but she got beaten by an egg. we'll explain what might be the most bizarre story of 2019 so far. >>> then -- >> i had my daughter egging me on. we'll do it. >> the just-announced cast of "celebrity big brother" vowing to play dirty. >>> why he says he got a poor >>> the oscars hosting controversy not slowing down kevin hart. his movie "the >>> yes, my friends. winter is finally here in this brand-new look at "game of thrones," and that's not

also coming off a night of surprises at the golden globes in los angeles a movie about rock bands queen defies expectations and takes the top award for best drama and best actor and a veteran actress glenn close is rewarded for if you don't she says no one in hollywood wanted to make. her. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program type only say that they will not support a saudi national teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse rawest muhammad ali noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family. says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok now the team began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room in the airport on sunday here's her latest video. it's a half and i'm still and. i have no choice. they said to have to go to model and. no one can have no life now. now the ngo human rights watch is in contact with the teen and told d.w. about her situation she's very frightened she's very

rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> overseas now to that big scare for the queen, queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip, flipping his suv. authorities say the 97-year-old prince was behind the wheel. our keir simmons is in london with more. >> reporter: shocked and shaken, according to witnesses. the duke of edinburgh was helped from his vehicle, seen here lying on its side. the windshield shattered. in another car two women treated in the hospital for cuts and an arm injury. witnesses say the 97-year-old was behind the wheel, and overturned pulling out of an intersection. the palace saying the duke was not injured. the prince and the other car's driver were breathalyzed and passed. the prince still insists on driving himself, and even drove president obama when he visited the queen at windsor castle in 2016. >> i can report that it was very smooth riding. >> reporter: tonight buckingham palace officials are eager to reassure people prince philip is unhurt. but relief here is mixed with concern over whether he should still be driving. lester? >> keir simmons in london, thanks. >>> back ho

to the 1700s, to the last stuart court, to marvel at olivia colman‘s awards—tipped performance as queene in the favourite, the restoration drama in which rachel weisz and emma stone vie for the royal affections. there's another superwoman pumping the courts of power under the lens. it's rbg, or the notorious rbg, as her legions of young fans call her, ruth bader ginsburg, who's been known for her battles for equal pay and sexism in the american supreme court. she's one of the last dissenting voices. and in welcome to marwen, barbie dolls, action gijoes and nasty nazis help steve carell, a traumatised artist, over his grief by blowing them up to life—sized pictures. all right, let's kick off with the favourite. i saw it the other day. it's really fun, brilliantly acted, you have to say, and it does take you back to that time, doesn't it, hundreds of years ago? well, i didn't live then, ben, but... no! when everybody wore those extraordinary wigs. extraordinary wigs, and romped around. there's a bit of blackadder, there's a bit of eltonjohn video in it, a bit of sort of new romantic video

you have been hanging around with the guys in queen as if you were actually in queen. >> yeah. young to have been in queen. >> they still play. >> jimmy: you were sitting with them at the golden globes. >> i was sitting with them. >> jimmy: was that fun for them? >> i don't know if it was. you know, it wasn't necessarily their scene. i think they wanted to enjoy it. it was an exceptional night for everybody. >> jimmy: right. >> they're used to being rock stars and doing rock star things, and at that was a very hollywood industry night. i had a blast. they had a great time. but i think it takes some getting used to. >> jimmy: i think so. because they're rock royalty, quite literally with their name. and there they are sitting in the middle of all these actors. >> yeah, but everyone was coming up to them. it was crazy to watch so many big names fan out that they are there. >> jimmy: you know, there was one big name, and i'm sure you know about this. maybe you don't know about this. but i want to show a video from, not only did you win best actor, you guys won big picture. then th