rhys muldoon, thanks so much for being with us.ne wrong here on this movie set? weill. wrong here on this movie set? well, eah, wrong here on this movie set? well, yeah. sadly. — wrong here on this movie set? well, yeah. sadly. i— wrong here on this movie set? well, yeah. sadly. i do- — wrong here on this movie set? well, yeah, sadly, i do. obviously- wrong here on this movie set? well, yeah, sadly, i do. obviously it- wrong here on this movie set? well, yeah, sadly, i do. obviously it is- yeah, sadly, i do. obviously it is absolute speculation at this time, but if we remember the crowe incident, where it a blank that misfired, and some of the projectile came out. in a blank, there is not actually a bullet in the bullet, if that makes sense, but there is still an explosion, and if the metal casing comes out of the bullet, that is what got brandon crow, and i have to say it sounds like a very sulek case. using blanks is always difficult. —— similar case. because notjust on movie sets but if you talk about real warfare and real guns,

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actor rhys muldoon says he has recently been working on a movie with a large degree of gunfire.g campaign is being launched in the uk, to encourage more people to come forward for covid booster vaccines and the winter flu jab. it comes amid growing calls for the government to re—introduce restrictions in england to slow the spread of the virus and protect the nhs. yesterday more than 50,000 covid cases were recorded in the uk for the first time since the middle ofjuly. borisjohnson has been speaking at a vaccine centre this afternoon. ourautumn and our autumn and winter plan always predicted that cases would rise around about now and we are certainly seeing that in the numbers, we are seeing high levels of infection, but they are not outside the parameters of what was predicted or what we thought we would see in the autumn and winter but it is very important that people do follow the guidance, on general behaviour, and on being cautious and wearing masks in confined places where you are meeting people you don't normally meet. wash hands, ventilation, that kind of thing. but also

actor rhys muldoon says he's recently been working on a movie with a large degree of gunfire.has spoken to detectives about what happened. meanwhile, the film world is mourning the loss of halyna hutchins and waiting to see what lessons may have to be learned from her tragic death. lizo mzimba, bbc news. let's speak to our correspondent peter bowes, who's in los angeles. those comments or melon ball when expressing shock many people are feeling. expressing shock many people are feelina. .. , , expressing shock many people are feelin.. , , , ., , feeling. exactly. these statements and tweets really _ feeling. exactly. these statements and tweets really reflect _ feeling. exactly. these statements and tweets really reflect the i feeling. exactly. these statements and tweets really reflect the mood | and tweets really reflect the mood here in los angeles and hollywood this morning. the absolute shock and almost disbelief that something in this day and age could happen and i say in this day in age because of intense security measures and city measures especially when it involves f

that is the actor rhys muldoon speaking to me earlier.rliament today. if passed, it would enable adults of sound mind with less than six—months to live, to be provided with life—ending medication. dr gillian wright wrote an open letter to the health secretary opposing the assisted dying bill which was signed by 1700 doctors. she explained why she's against the bill, regardless of if someone is in pain or discomfort. we consider that we should respond as a society to look after patients in that situation, there should be a real drive and a response to excellent and high—quality palliative care, better research for medication that can help these situations, and the response should not be that we help patients take their lives, and the prohibition of killing is one of the fundamentals of civilisation and it is incredibly important we not minimise the shift from preserving life to taking life, and doctors up and down the country are horrified that medicine might change in this way and we might be required to tell patients who are coming with