but meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why we meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why we can't do this, not least of all that it might actually endanger the paper. here's actually endanger the paper. here's a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. 0h, a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh, gosh. 0h, a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh, gosh. oh, gosh, because you know, the position that would put me in. you know, we have language in the prospeck tuesday. in. you know, we have language in the prospeck tuesdaylj i know what is at stake. you know the only couple i knew that both kennedy and lbj wanted to socialise with was you and your husband and you owned the damn paper. that's just and your husband and you owned the damn paper. that'sjust the way things worked, politicians and the press they trusted each other, so they could go to the same dinner party and drink cocktails and tell jokes, while there was a war waging in vietnam. i don't know what we're talking about. i'm not protecting him? no you have h

we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it's aboutjournalism. i can't wait, i'm excited. did you like it? i really did, it's a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations had misled the country about the vietnam war. the film is largely set in 1971. tom hanks is ben bradley, the editor of the washington post. he is eagerfor a scoop. meryl streep is catherine ‘kate' graham, the publisher and proprietor of the washington post. it's going to the stock exchange, so its finances are slightly precarious. when the white house gets an injunction on the new york times, after they publish some of the pentagon papers, ben bradley wants to publish. but meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why we can't do this, not least of all that it might actually endanger the paper. here is a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh gosh, oh gosh, because you know the position that would

we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it's aboutjournalism. i can't wait, i'm excited. did you like it? i really did, it's a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations had misled the country about the vietnam war. the film is largely set in 1971. tom hanks is ben bradley, the editor of the washington post. he is eagerfor a scoop. meryl streep is katherine "kay" graham, the publisher and proprieter of the washington post. it's going to the us stock exchange, so its finances are slightly precarious. after the white house puts an injunction on the new york times, after they publish some of the pentagon papers, ben bradley wants to publish. but meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why we can't do this, not least of all that it might actually endanger the paper. here is a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh gosh, oh gosh, because you know the position that woul

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. again, so that's a really great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british winner, sally hawkins in the shape of water, or maybe meryl streep? no way. this year, it's all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. one of the great dramatic performances of the year. i suspect she's right. we'll find out on the fourth of march, when the oscars are awarded, and possibly make history... now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight. is this the most grotesquely sexist charity event anywhere? the business dinner where some of the rich guests grope hostesses, and an auction prize is plastic surgery for the wife. stag night type shenanigans, at the dorchester hotel, raising money for great ormond street among others. we'll hear the details of what went on at the presidents club dinner from the ft‘s undercover reporter who was there. are we surprised that this goes on? should we be outraged? also tonight, this is how you mine diamonds. and this is how you mine bitcoins. why are huge numb

we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it's aboutjournalism. i can't wait, i'm excited. did you like it? to the i did, i really did, it's a spielberg movie, it's a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations had misled the country about the vietnam war. the film is largely set in 1971. tom hanks is ben bradley, the editor of the washington post. he is eagerfor a scoop. meryl streep is katherine ‘kay‘ graham, the publisher and proprieter of the washington post. it's going to the stock exchange, so its finances are slightly precarious. after the white house gets an injunction on the new york times, after they publish some of the pentagon papers, ben bradley wants to publish. but meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why we can't do this, not least of all that it might actually endanger the paper. here is a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh gosh, oh gosh,

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. terri, that's a really great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british win for sally hawkins for shape of water or maybe meryl streep? no way, this year it's all about frances mcdormand for three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri, one of the great dramatic performances of the year. i suspect she's right. we'll find out on the 4th of march when the oscars are awarded. will gompertz, bbc news. campaigners hope this will help build the case for the creation of the world's largest wildlife sanctuary. the proposal would ban all fishing in a large part of the weddle c and around the ant arctic peninsula. 0ur environment correspondent sent this exclusive report from a greenpeace ship. antarctica, the most remote continent in the world, and coasting glaciers thousands of feet thick. it is still largely unexplored and we know even less about the icc is that ring it. now machines are making it possible for us to catch a glimpse. a mini submarine is taking marine biologist doctor susan lock guard down to the

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. again, so that's a really great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british winner, sally hawkins in the shape of water, or maybe meryl streep? ‘fraid not. no way. this year, it's all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. one of the great dramatic performances of the year. i suspect she's right. we'll find out on the fourth of march, when the oscars are awarded, and possibly make history. if rachel morrison wins for her film work on mud bound and becomes the first woman to ever win the cinematography category. one of south africa's most famous musicians, the jazz trumpeter hugh masekela, has died at the age of 78. he fled the country in 1960 and became a prominent campaigner against the system of white—minority rule known as apartheid. his song bring him back home, calling for the release of nelson mandela from prison, became an international anthem for the anti—apartheid movement. today president zuma said hugh masekela had ‘kept the torch of freedom alive', as pu

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. that's a great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british win for sally hawkins, or maybe meryl streep? no way, this year it's all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, one of the great dramatic performances of the year. i suspect she is right. we will find out on the 4th of march, when the oscars are awarded. will gompertz, bbc news. us defence secretaryjim mattis is in the indonesian capitaljakarta as part of a week—long trip to south—east asia. he met presidentjoko widodo to discuss efforts to curb the rising influence of china in the region, just days after the us announced a new defence policy aimed at countering china's expanding military. rebecca henschke is in the capital jakarta. talk to us a little bit about what the two men have been discussing. from the us side it was very much a show of support for indonesia, the words that the us defence secretary we re words that the us defence secretary were using was that indonesia was critical in thi

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. a great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british win for sally hawkins, or maybe meryl streep? no way, this year it is all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, one of the great dramatic performances of the year. suspect she is right. we will find out on the 4th of march when the oscars are awarded. time for a look at the weather now. it has been a topsy—turvy afternoon sunshine around, it has been milder but a lot of showers, some of them with some fail. already some standing water with more rain to come. it is notjust rain, some strong winds. this area of low pressure has been named as storm georgina. and when you see the isaac boss close together, it is going to be very windy. the wind strengthening all the while. a few showers and a lot of dry weather before the cloud gathers to the west later. some heavy and persistent rain settling in later, along with gales is not severe gales. could see gusts of between 70 and 80 mph across parts of nor

or even perhaps meryl streep, for the post. the position that would put me in... again, that's a really great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british win — sally hawkins, in the shape of water, or maybe meryl streep? no way. this year, it's all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. one of the great dramatic performances of the year. let's start up a database. every baby that was born, stick 'em on it. i suspect she's right. we'll find out on the 4th of march, when the oscars are awarded, and possibly make history... you just come back! ..if rachel morrison wins for her filming work on mudbound, and becomes the first woman ever to win the cinematography category. will gompertz, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. but here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello, you are watching bbc news. these are the headlines this evening. manchester are the city heading to wen li after a 3—2 win at ashton gate to take them through to the league cup final at the expense of bristol city

we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it‘s aboutjournalism. i can‘t wait, i‘m excited. did you like it? i really did, it‘s a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations had misled the country about the vietnam war. the film is largely set in 1971. tom hanks is ben bradley, the editor of the washington post. he is eagerfor a scoop. meryl streep is catherine ‘kate‘ graham, the publisher and proprieter of the washington post. it‘s going to the stock exchange, so its finances are slightly precarious. after the white house gets an injunction on the new york times, after they publish some of the pentagon papers, ben bradley wants to publish. but meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons why we can‘t do this, not least of all that it might actually endanger the paper. here is a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh gosh, oh gosh, because you know the posi

we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it's aboutjournalism. i can't wait, i'm excited. did you like it? i really did, its a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations had misled the country about the vietnam war. the film is largely set in 1971. tom hanks is ben bradley, the editor of the washington post. he is eagerfor a scoop. meryl streep is catherine ‘kate' graham, the publisher and proprieter of the washington post. it's going to the stock exchange, so its finances are slightly precarious. when the white house gets an injunction on the new york times, after they publish some of the pentagon papers, ben bradley wants to publish. but meryl streep says, hang on, there are reasons we can't do this, not least of all that it might actually endanger the paper. here is a clip. do you have the papers? not yet. oh gosh, oh gosh, because you know the position that would put

meryl streep in the the post. here are the nominees for achievement in directing... dunkirk, christopher nolan. get out, jordan peele. lady bird, greta gerwig. phantom thread, paul thomas anderson. and, the shape of water, dilemma dettori. —— guillermo del toro. you want to do the big one, for best picture? we should both do it. what could possibly go wrong? you don't know me at all! finally, the nine films selected as best picture nominees... call me by your name. luca guadagnino, amelia george and marco mccullough. darkest hour... dunkirk, emma thomas, and christopher nolan, producers. get out, sean mckittrick, jordan peele, producers. lady bird, eli bush, scott rudin and evelyn o'neill, producers. phantom thread, joanne sele, paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel leavy, producers. the post. amy pascal, steven spielberg and chris —— —— producers. the shape of water, guillermo del toro and j miles the shape of water, guillermo del toro andj miles dale, producers. three billboards outside ebbing, martin mcdonagh, producers. thank you very much, a

meryl streep was a one ofa power, is silence. meryl streep was a one of a number of actresses who arrived with an activist. we are drawing a big black line between yesterday and tomorrow, the way things used to be done, the way business used to be done. things used to be done, the way business used to be donem things used to be done, the way business used to be done. it is important in our business and it is important in our business and it is important in any business that people in power don't get to bully people in power don't get to bully people and especially not bully them ina people and especially not bully them in a sexual way and get away with it. do think the industry is changing? yes, it will have to. there is no way it cannot. from the may make the ceremony began, the tone was set. good evening ladies and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all— male and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all—male nominees. and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all-male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. that's a great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british win for sally hawkins, or maybe meryl streep? no way, this year it's all about frances mcdormand in three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri, one of the great dramatic performances of the year. i suspect she is right. we will find out on the 11th of march, when the oscars are awarded. will gompertz, bbc news. 0ur correspondentjames cook is there in la. any surprises in this list? i think perhaps the biggest surprise might be the strength of get out, not that it has not been critically acclaimed, but people have been talking about it as much in the run—up. this horror film, talking about it as much in the run—up. this horrorfilm, directed byjordan peel, who becomes only the fifth black person ever nominated for directing, and starring the british actor daniel kaluuya. it is nominated for best picture, best original screenplay. get out has raised a few eyebrows and people are not talking about that to challenge some of the big

in an interview with the bbc‘s andrew marr show, both meryl streep and tom hanks were asked whether they thought oprah winfrey is running — here's their glowing endorsement. well, i don't know if she was thinking that specifically, although ido thinking that specifically, although i do here now that she is really considering it. but she certainly set the bar pretty high for anybody else that decides to run, because no one can speak in less lofty terms and adhere to principle and passion ina and adhere to principle and passion in a legal and adhere to principle and passion ina legal campaign, and adhere to principle and passion in a legal campaign, because we have seen in a legal campaign, because we have seen it as possible. that is how you rouse people. that was the voice of a leader. you know, i pity whoever does try to run. i believe oprah is some other kind of social force, one of the kind that has never existed before, quite attractive. i believe she wakes up in the morning, both personally and professionally, wonders what she can do, specifically, in order to make the world a bet

so also is the post, tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. it is very much a story for the times. while hollywood is gathering to pat itself on the back as usual, everything has changed this year. a few months ago, the entertainment industry was thrown into turmoil and eve ryo ne industry was thrown into turmoil and everyone here is onlyjust beginning to work out what that means for the future. james cooke, bbc news, los angeles. earlier we spoke to one of the founding members of the ‘time's up' campaign, actor amber tamblyn. there will be many, many people wearing black who are from a cross industry lines who will appear on the carpet today. this is a huge movement, it is nationwide, it is across industries and it is many people coordinated, wearing something that is meant to symbolise a large cultural shift and change in oui’ a large cultural shift and change in our country. so it is notjust going to be people on a red carpet, but we ask people tojoin to be people on a red carpet, but we ask people to join us to be people on a red carpe

in an interview with the bbc‘s andrew marr show, both meryl streep and tom hanks were asked whether they thought oprah would make a good president and gave her their glowing endorsement. i don't know if she was thinking that specifically although i hear now that she is really considering it. she has set the bar pretty— everybody else who decides to run because nobody can speak in less lofty terms and then they are two and passion in a political campaign because we have seen it as possible. that is how you rose people, that was the voice of a leader, so ivey petty whoever does decide to run.|j think oprah is a social force that is one—of—a—kind and has never existed before. ithink is one—of—a—kind and has never existed before. i think she wakes up each morning and wonders specifically what you can do to make the world a better place. maybe it isa the world a better place. maybe it is a local event or going out and giving voice to something that needs to be given voice to. we have proven in the last few years that if you wa nt in the last few years that if you want to be pres

it is notjust women like meryl streep. it is them, it is women who are veterinarians or nurses or teachers or actresses or producers. it is all women, we have all experienced it. my mother is a school teacher and she has experienced it. iam school teacher and she has experienced it. i am sure everybody in the uk, everybody in the whole world. this isn't just in the uk, everybody in the whole world. this isn'tjust about... you know, it you think of these actresses and this moment in this movement as the face of it, at that doesn't mean we are necessarily all of it or at —— or that we are claiming all of it. all we want to do is support and rise up and puts a safety nets under women who have shared their stories and come forward and done the hard work so far. you talk about that safety net. there is a practical mission in this campaign, isn't there? to support women and indeed men who have in victims of sexual harassment, to fight in any legal cases they might wa nt to fight in any legal cases they might want to bring? y

now we see meryl streep. whether they want to be seen as being on the right side of history or not, to me it doesn't matter because the end result will be some collective clout that the men in the industry have to listen to because they want to be seen listen to because they want to be seen on listen to because they want to be seen on the right side of history as well. letter that the telegraph. the queen reveals her disc front —— her discomfort. —— let's go to the telegraph. the queen will be talking about the coronation. very unusual. if it is an interview format, it will be the first time ever. she will be the first time ever. she will be the first time ever. she will be reminiscing about the events 65 years ago. classic understatement. her frankly horrible journey in the state coach. 18th—century modes of transport, they look great from the outside but they look great from the outside but they must be very comfortable on the inside with suspension and so on. let alone with the tiara. do you reme

so also is the post, tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. it is very much a story for the times. while hollywood is gathering to pat itself on the back as usual, everything has changed this year. a few months ago, the entertainment industry was thrown into turmoil and everyone here is onlyjust beginning to work out what that means for the future. now the weather. more sunshine today the more we had yesterday, it will feel cold, particularly in the south and south—east, more of a breeze, further north, light winds. some areas will not get above freezing all day. for the northern isles, whether from bringing outbreaks all day. for the northern isles, whetherfrom bringing outbreaks of rain. cabbages raising from freezing to rain. cabbages raising from freezing t06 rain. cabbages raising from freezing to 6 degrees. —— temperatures ranging. further south, more to 6 degrees. —— temperatures ranging. furthersouth, more of to 6 degrees. —— temperatures ranging. further south, more of a breeze. less cold here than it will be further nor

it is supported by stars including meryl streep, jennifer lawrence, and cate blanchett. in an open letter printed in the new york times, the women argue that the experiences of women working in less—glamorous jobs, like farming and catering, deserve the same attention as those in the entertainment industry. joining me now from santa monica is filmmaker mitchell block. thank you forjoining us. i suppose really all of this started some time ago, and then there was the harvey weinstein scandal. has hollywood changed irreversibly since then, do you think? i think all of america has. one can no longer ignore paedophiles or any kind of sexual abuse in the workplace. notjust in hollywood, but in every field. are there any other particular industries where you think sexual harassment is almost commonplace?” think in any industry where men and women work in the same workplace. it's just an outcome of bad behaviour on the part of participants. hollywood isn't unique. it is simply more visible. and, with regard to what can be done, donald trump hasn't really set a great deal ab

or even perhaps meryl streep for the post. that's a great list. are you going to say we're going to get another british win for sally hawkins, or maybe meryl streep? no way, this year it's all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, one of the great dramatic performances of the year. i suspect she is right. we will find out on the 11th of march, when the oscars are awarded. will gompertz, bbc news. loads of good movies. have you seen the post? no, i haven't. it is your weekend viewing. i did see dunkirk, that was the last time i went to the cinema. it was scary, a lot of people drowned. as if the hawaii false missile alert incident wasn't embarrassing enough already, hawaii's governor has now admitted that he took 15 minutes longer to tweet a reassurance because he had forgotten his twitter password. heap didn't know his password for twitter? i think the watchword for this is confidence. when you are facing a nuclear attack, you don't look for the governor's tweet. you look for the governor's tweet. you look for the g

the campaign called time's up includes includes hollywood stars such as meryl streep and jennifer lawrence. it will provide legal support for women and men who suffer abuse. ever since the weinstein, harvey weinstein, story broke in october, there are hoping dozens and dozens of actresses, talent agents, lawyers, ceos in hollywood meeting every single week to save, what can we do to make sure this change is lasting, and what kind of initiatives can we put in place to make sure that things change? 80 people were stabbed to death in london last year, a rise of a third to 2016. the metropolitan police are investigating the murders of four young men in london who were stabbed to death in a 24—hour period over new year. police say the deaths are unrelated. the youngest victim was 17 years old. so far detectives have arrested six people in connection with their inquiries. parents are being urged to give their children just two low—calorie snacks a day, to help safeguard their health. public health england says the snacks should be no more than 100 calories each. the advice is being given aft

the number of actresses, meryl streep, for example, said they intend to do that. but they are also calling for wider changes, not only in hollywood but in the workplace. they want legislation to stop companies that seem assistant lead to tolerate sexual harassment in their organisations and they want a number of other measures, legal measures, that they think will help curb the sexual harassment that goes on around the world in workplaces. the ending of nondisclosure agreements that can, in some cases, be used to hide the perpetrator of sexual harassment. bearing in mind this issue has been opened up to other professions and industries, any from the president? well, we have not heard anything from the president on this issue today and, of course, it is well known he was accused during his campaign of sexually harassing a number of women. there are a number of allegations against him. he has been rather quiet on this issue of sexual harassment, certainly in hollywood and the wider workplace, but i am sure that one of the goals of organisations like this will be to

yes, most people walking down the red carpet had been wearing black, thick black liners, meryl streep has put it, in solidarity with people, with women, who have suffered from sexual harassment. and it really goes to the story that we've been hearing about over the last few weeks and months, and this is an event, the biggest, at least, the opening showbiz event of the year. the awards that so many people are looking at, and traditionally they look at the golden globes because they are a pointer to the oscars. this is a shopfront, the opportunity for actresses to get their message across, that as they have put it, in the campaign they have put it, in the campaign they have launched, time is up, they say time is up on the sexual harassment that has been going on for decades in hollywood studios, in the offices around los angeles, and of course much wider afield as well. seth meyers is the host and they can play quite a crucial role with these ceremonies. do we have any idea whether he plans to say anything about this issue? seth meyers is actually speaking right now and the show has jus

so is the post, with tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. very much a story of the times. everything has changed this year. a few months ago, the entertainment industry was thrown into turmoil and everyone here is only just into turmoil and everyone here is onlyjust beginning to work out what that means for the future. time for the weather with stav. cold and sunny afternoon for most of us. more sunshine today than what we had yesterday. and it really will feel cold. particularly in the south and south—east because there will be more of a breeze. further north, very white wins. some areas will not get above freezing cold day. for the northern isles, weatherfront brings outbreaks of rain. temperatures range from freezing to 6 degrees. in the south, more of a breeze. less cold here than in the north. we start monday morning on a cold and frosty note. more breezy than today. cloud across the south gradually sinks its way northwards. feeling quite cold and raw.

a number of actresses, meryl streep, for example, said they intend to do that. but they are also calling for wider changes, not only in hollywood but in the workplace. they want legislation to stop companies that seem persistently to tolerate sexual harassment in their organisations and they also want a number of other measures, legal measures, that they think will help curb the sexual harassment that goes on around the world in workplaces. the ending of nondisclosure agreements that can, in some cases, be used to hide the perpetrator of sexual harassment. bearing in mind this issue is now being opened up to other professions and industries, any from the president? well, we have not heard anything from the president on this issue today and, of course, it is well known he was accused during his campaign of sexually harassing a number of women. there were many allegations against him. he has been rather quiet on this issue of sexual harassment, certainly in hollywood and the wider workplace, ¥— on france's atlantic coast, the new year was ushered in by the arri

so also is the post, tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. it is very much a story for the times. while hollywood is gathering to pat itself on the back as usual, everything has changed this year. a few months ago, the entertainment industry was thrown into turmoil and everyone here is onlyjust beginning to work out what that means for the future. let us look at the weather. cold and sunny for most of us. more sunshine than yesterday. it will feel cold. particularly in the south and south—east. further north, light wind. some areas will not get above freezing all day. the northern isles, outbreaks of rain. less cold they are in 0rkney and shetland. into overnight, another cold and frosty night. moreover the buddies further south. more cloud sold less cold than further north. it'll be windy tomorrow. it will feel colder. the cloud across the south clad surely moving north. latest headlines: theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it was better prepared for the pressures of winter thanit prepared for the pressures of

and meryl streep, who already has three 0scars to her name, has been nominated for the 21st time in her career — as our arts editor, will gompertz, tells us. guillermo del toro‘s amphibian fantasy love story the shape of water leads the way, with 13 0scar nominations, including best picture. this is the most sensitive asset ever to be housed in this facility. so, mildred hayes, why did you put up these billboards? a category which also sees the critically acclaimed dark comedy thriller three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri nominated. ..saw an actual crime. i want to go where culture is... as well as the coming—of—age drama lady bird. well, writers live in the woods... good to see an old brother around here. also short—listed is the horror mystery get out. ah, yes. and a couple of british world war ii films. christopher nolan‘s dunkirk. when will the lesson be learned?! and joe wright‘s the darkest hour, which sees winston churchill struggling in his early days as britain‘s wartime prime minister. when your head is in its mouth! several of the scenes in the darkest ho

streep's speech and then be sag awards were incendiary and the grammys and by the time the oscars came around about six weeks later, people had calmed down a little bit because the oscars are pretty sacred to people in hollywood. so that may happen this year but you know, they make keep the fires burning. i don't know. i kind of think people are going to come down and cut back a little bit on the speechmaking but, you know, when you get 2a accepted speeches, you know you are going to get a big percentage of political angry speeches. thank you very much. thank you. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a glimpse of the works of art gathered by the greatest royal collector in british history. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the sea

the campaign is called time's up and includes hollywood stars such as meryl streep and jennifer lawrence. it will provide legal support for women and men who suffer abuse. let's get out the new year weather prospects. here is matt taylor. if it is not raining with you yet, it will do. one exception will be the far north of scotland. rain spreading east. it will not rain all day long. the rain will linger longest in east anglia and the south—east. brighter skies this afternoon in many parts before more rain arrives in wales later. fairly mild for the time of year and a mild night to come because of storm eleanor, set to strengthen the winds for all but the northern half of scotland, wild —— widespread gales.

it's supported by stars including meryl streep, jennifer lawrence and cate blanchett. in an open letter printed in the new york times, the women argue that the experiences of women working in less glamorous jobs like farming and catering deserve the same attention as those in the entertainment industry. california has legalised the recreational use of cannabis — making it the biggest american state to so pass the measure so far. from today, those aged over 21 are allowed to possess up to an ounce of the drug and can grow up to six marijuana plants at home. officials estimate that tax revenues could be as high as a billion dollars a year, but critics say the change may encourage driving under the influence or introduce young people to drug use. colorado, washington, oregon, alaska and nevada already permit the sale of cannabis for recreational use. now, if you've been bagging up all that excess plastic packaging from your christmas presents, have you thought where it ends up? each year, a quarter of our plastic waste is shipped to china in vast quantities. but from to

meryl streep was one of several actresses who arrived with an activist as her guest. we're standing up together and drawing a big black line between yesterday and tomorrow, and the way things used to be done, the way business used to be done. it's not going to be that way any more. it's important in our business and it is important in any business that people in power don't get to bully people, and especially not bully them in a sexual way and get away with it. do you think the industry is changing? yes, it'll have to. there is no way it can't now. hurrah! from the moment the ceremony began, its tone was set. good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all—male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after star gave voice to a movement now known as time's up. oprah winfrey led the charge. for too long, women have not been heard or believed, if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. the speech was so powerful that it fuelled immediate sp

it's supported by stars including meryl streep, jennifer lawrence and cate blanchett. in an open letter printed in the new york times, the women argue that the experiences of women working in less glamorous jobs like farming and catering deserve the same attention as those in the entertainment industry. now, with a nasa mission to mars and a british iceberg expedition to the antarctic on the agenda, there's much to look forward to in the world of science in 2018. here's a look ahead at the top stories and events to watch for this year. hi, i'm rebecca morell, the bbc‘s global science correspondent. and here's what to look out for in 2018. nasa is once again heading to mars. this time it will delve beneath the planet's surface. the insight mission will set down a lander and study the red planet's interior, using a self—hammering probe to burrow deeper down than ever before. the hope is it will help understand how the rocky planet is formed. back on earth, british scientists are leading an expedition to a colossal new iceberg in the antarctic. it broke away from the

we have the post starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco the new animation from pixar. and the commuter the new liam neeson action vehicle. the post is about journalism. i can‘t wait. i‘m excited. did you like it?|j journalism. i can‘t wait. i‘m excited. did you like it? i did. i really did. this is a

lots of stories but if they are not star enough, meryl streep, tom hanks and stephen spielberg. a very busy morning. we will tune in. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. thejustice secretary, david gauke, is considering a possiblejudicial review of the decision to release the serial sex attacker, john worboys. in 2009, the former black cab driver was jailed indefinitely, to serve a minimum term of eight years. the decision of the parole board to approve his release caused outrage amongst his victims, charities and mps. the governor of hawaii has apologised, and promised to tighten procedures after authorities mistakenly issued an alert warning of an imminent ballistic missile attack. an official text message, sent to people's phones in error, left people scrambling for shelter. a corrected message wasn't sent out until nearly a0 minutes later. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its party leader, henry bolton after she reportedly made racist

it's backed by actresses including meryl streep and jennifer lawrence and will provide legal support for women and men who suffer harassment at work. a book shop in a small town in dumfries & galloway which allows holidaymakers the chance to run it for two weeks at a time, has proved so popular there are now plans to open similar stores in asia. the open book has been running forfour years, and there are no vacancies until 2020. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. between the hills and the sea in south—west scotland is a small town where they like their books — a lot. wigtown is scotland's national book town and among the many book shops here, one is available to rent for a week at a time. it's run by enthusiasts who want to be surrounded by books while trying their hand at selling some too. alison drury is a police community support officer from bicester, but not this week. instead, she is stacking book shelves and shifting stock. you are paying for the privilege of running a book shop for a week. what do your friends make of it? a bit of a mixture. i think some of

so too is the post, tom hanks and meryl streep showcasing the power of the press. it is very much a story for the times. while hollywood is gathering to pat itself on the back as usual, everything has changed this year. just a few months ago the entertainment industry was thrown into turmoil and everybody here is onlyjust beginning to work out what that means for the future. gordon globes overnight sunday into monday. it is 7:43 a.m.. the main stories: theresa may has abandoned plans to give mps a vote on ending the foxhunting ban. some of the uk's largest retailers have agreed to stop selling acids to people under 18. ministers hope the measure will help stop the rise in attacks. let's ta ke let's take a quick peep at the front page of the sunday papers before we get the weather forecast. the front page of the sunday times, talking about google's profits, that is their main story. and a little mention in the bottom corner of an expected cabinet reshuffle, which theresa may is due to do tomorrow. more on the front page of the mail on sunday about the appointment of

the campaign — called ‘time's up' — includes includes hollywood stars such as meryl streep and jennifer lawrence. it will provide legal support for women and men who suffer abuse. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has more details from los angeles. 0ne one of the main points this group of women wants to make, it isn'tjust the entertainment industry, the high profile cases over the last few weeks and months have focussed on key figures, men, in the entertainment business who have been accused of sexual assault but this is about those women and men in less famousjob, shall we is about those women and men in less famous job, shall we put is about those women and men in less famousjob, shall we put it, less gram rised jobs, could be cleaner, farm worker, who are sexually harassed in their workplaces as well. this is a group of women that have got together, to raise money, to help as legal aid for some of those individuals, if they are involved in a situation that eventually ends up in court, and to date they have raised more than $13 million. more on that newings that a fire broke out in the ea

the campaign, called time's up, includes stars such as meryl streep and jennifer lawrence. they've already raised $13 million towards a legal defence fund for poorer women affected by harassment in all industries. 0ur colleague lucy hockings has more. a full—page ad in the first new york times of 2018. it begins "dear sisters". it's a letter addressed to every woman who has had to fend off sexual advances. it's the work of 300 actresses, directors, writers and others from across the entertainment industry who are determined to kick off the new year with real change in their industry, and for women in low—paid work. they call it time's up. in 2017, hollywood was overwhelmed with allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct against some of its most powerful players. it began with a flood of allegations against harvey weinstein, one of the film industry's biggest producers. it led to me too, a global initiative of women and men sharing their stories of sexual abuse and harassment. and the movement shows no sign of slowing down. oscar winners natalie portman, emma stone and c

meryl streep was one of a number of actresses who arrived with an activist as her guest. we are drawing a thick black line between yesterday and tomorrow, the way things used to be done, the way business used to be done. it is important in our business and it is important in any business that people in power don't get to bully people and especially not bully them in a sexual way and get away with it. do you think the industry is changing? yes, it will have to. there is no way it cannot. hurrah! from the moment the ceremony began, the tone was set. good evening ladies and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all—male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after star gave voice to a movement now known as time's up. oprah winfrey led the charge. for too long women have not been heard and believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. the speech was so powerful, that it fuelled immediate speculation of a run for president. the time is up. this all began wit

meryl streep was one of a number of actresses who arrived with an activist as her guest. we are standing up together. we are drawing a thick black line between yesterday and tomorrow, the way things used to be done, the way business used to be done. it's not going to be that way any more. it is important in our business and it is important in any business that people in power don't get to bully people and especially not bully them in a sexual way and get away with it. do you think the industry is changing? yes, it'll have to. there is no way it can't now. hurrah! from the moment the ceremony began, the tone was set. good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all—male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after star gave voice to a movement now known as time's up. oprah winfrey led the charge. for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. applause the speech was so powerful that it fuelled im

that stars tom hanks and meryl streep. the awards happen next month with a new host, joanna lumley steps in after stephen fry decided to step aside. she is a feminist so i doubt she'll let things slide. thank you. breaking news — government sources have told the bbc that international trade minister mark garnier is leaving government. our political guru norman smith can tell us more. why? | why? i suspect he is part of the demise of those who might be deemed male, pale and stale. he isjoined bya male, pale and stale. he isjoined by a host of other figures. john hayesis by a host of other figures. john hayes is leaving as transport minister, philip dunne as health minister, philip dunne as health minister and robert goodwill as education minister. what do they have in common? yes, they are all men. yes, they are all of, i think, they are all late 50s and they have all been around the block a few times. john hayes, he was made a minister in 2010, and philip dunne and robert goodwill, 2012 and they have done their time. thi

meryl streep, tom hanks. it's interesting. i thought that might be a favourite with adapters. those old—fashioned movies, newspapers, what are they? it's sort of been sidelined in favour of something a bit more experimental. that is becoming a bit more mainstream. shape of water is quite interesting. we see that with three billboards. something that would come out at sundance. those kinds of films are seizing the mainstream. they give are talking to us. we'll find out who the winners are on sunday the 18th of february. a bit later. we will speak to natalie dormer. we will speak with natalie dormer. we will speak with natalie dormer, who is also known for game of thrones. joanna lumley will host it. thank you very much. i will host it. thank you very much. i will recycle, i promise. good morning from bbc london news, i'm sarah campbell. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after a shop worker who was assaulted in north london died from his injuries. police say the 49—year—old victim was attacked on saturday night in mill hill when three youths w

as meryl streep put it, this was a thick black line in solidarity with the victims of sexual harassment and assault and that is how she wanted it to play out. she and many other actresses by wearing black on the red carpet, it looked a little funereal to be honest but lots of people said this, this was an event about the celebration of the death of old hollywood, the old ways of doing it, the casting couch culture that prevailed for so long in hollywood. we‘ve heard a bit of oprah winfrey, she stole the show, she absolutely encapsulated the mood saying the truth of speaking your truth is the most powerful tool that we have and she got quite a standing ovation. you‘re right, the awards themselves were kind of relegated in importance. three three billboards outside ebbing, missouri was the big, that did well, coming out soon, but the moment was oprah winfrey‘s, a huge of asian also for a 101—year—old kirk douglas, brought onstage by her daughter—in—law catherine zeta—jones onstage by her daughter—in—law catherine zeta —jones —— onstage by her daughter—in—law

streep at leicester square last night for the premiere of the post. and british firms will be allowed privileged access, under plans considered by some countries such as germany. the front page of the mirror as well. one of the stories about the nhs, they are focusing on hospital departments, these are quotes from doctors. my hospital department is heaving with patients who have been in amd nine, 11, 13 hours. who have been in amd nine, 11, i3 hours. —— a&e. the pressure is on the nhs. we've been talking about product of it in output and how well the economy is doing. great news yesterday, it surprised lots of people who watch these figures. manufacturing figures came in much better than expected. that is largely as a result of the fall in the value of the pound. this story in the times newspaper, the cheap pound driving the best factory growth in seven years. basically, after the brexit vote the value of the pound fell. so it makes uk goods cheaper for overseas markets and therefore more attractive. some criticism in that, that actually, given th