dialect coach neil swain, - because i was playing a british person in this movie and he did not laugh at me when he taught me how to say water. even though, as an american, i say it like watter . - michael] fox! cheering. and the bafta goes to. if i can read it. oppenheimer! cheering. now, as a wise person once said, come on, barbie, let s go party! yes, that we ll come back to david tennant later but first, helen, your initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. it oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the film - oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the film with l was expected, it was the film with the most nominations and often that is the one that goes home with the
alexei navalny was 47 years old and was president vladimir putin s most prominent and outspoken opponent. in the us, presidentjoe biden said that mr putin was responsible for mr navalny s death and that it was yet more proof of his brutality. the bbc s sarah rainsford has this report for us. alexei navalny was a man who dared to speak out in a country where dissent is dangerous. as news of the opposition activist s death spread, russians gathered to remember him. no mass protest or public fury, just silent tribute at monuments to victims of public repression. there were a handful of arrests. shouts of shame as this man was dragged off by police. but mostly people seemed stunned. i was seeing the news on my phone. at first, my first reaction was, like, it sjust a joke, it can t be real. but the news came more and more and more. and i was crying for one hour. i was with my friends, i was broken. i really thought that it couldn t happen. like, never. for alexei navalny s wif
tell us more about this mission to be launched today. what do you know? to be launched today. what do ou know? ., , you know? good morning, sally. thanks to you know? good morning, sally. thanks to having you know? good morning, sally. thanks to having me you know? good morning, sally. thanks to having me on. - you know? good morning, sally. thanks to having me on. arc - thanks to having me on. arc winner despite the vote of the eu foreign minister today, the vote is essentially a politically approved. italy and greece leading the way with support from other members including france and germany. the goal is to have up to four ships operational in the area today, and we can deduce a fair amount from the name of the operation, aspides, ancient greek for shield. the more important link stresses the view to be a d three force in the region. the eu assist there will be no offensive or proactive strikes, no land operations and the aim is to deter attacks with increased intel
who s in islamabad. thank you so much for your time. so, what s the full album from the elections? what s the full album from the elections? ., ., , elections? right now there have been rotests elections? right now there have been protests across elections? right now there have been protests across pakistan, elections? right now there have been protests across pakistan, and - elections? right now there have been protests across pakistan, and imran l protests across pakistan, and imran khan s political parties been holding political rallies. they ve been holding a rally in a parking going on to the press club, so there s a lot of barricades being put up across the city, and we have been formed by the islamabad police that section 194 has been imposed on the city which means there is a restriction of any kind of congregations within the city premises. there is a lot that is happening alongside what we also got to knowjust now that happening alongside what we also got to kn
the seats off the tories. and many conservative mps are feeling despondent at the very least about it, about their experience and about their chances at the next election, which we know is due later this year. so rishi sunak took to the telegraph, which is a newspaper that is read by a lot of conservative party members, activists, and crucially, mps to say, stick with me, stick with my plan. and he s calling for the conservative family , as he calls it, to come together and back his plan. it s clearly a message directly to conservative party members, but also his own mps in a week when, you know, they ve been having a pretty tricky time. it seems like a bit of a kind of rallying cry to say, support me, don t think about anything else. you know, stick with me and my plan. and charlotte, this comes off the back of the by election defeats to labour and reform uk came third in both votes. yes, so labour won both by elections. but reform uk are a party that the conservatives