to write you the part. there is your task for today, chaps. thank you, carol. why do you ask? let me tell you. in the early hours of this morning the very loyaljames bond fans were the first want to get in to see the new film. 12 midnight was the first showing. i love the thought of people queueing up in the middle of the night and it s not a short film, almost three hours of their life and then going into work this morning, bleary eyed, but by the look of the reviews, well worth it. after 18 months of delays caused by the pandemic, “ no time to die finally opened at midnight. our reporter tim muffett was one of the first to see it. can one film rescue and industry? tt we don t do this ? there will be nothing left to save.
be able to make more accurate forecasts. so perhaps this disaster is a warning that even the richest nations are ill prepared climate change. and you can see more on that story on 0ur planet now a special that s tonight at 8pm on the bbc news channel and bbc one scotland. after pandemic induced delays and a sudden change of director, the latest long awaited bond movie is now on the big screens. no time to die is the 25th bond movie and daniel craig s final outing as the lead character. can one film rescue and industry? if