to represent the government later in the day at omaha beach. conservative sources say reports that the prime minister had it was said he would have to answer for his own actions. reform uk s nigel farage said, rishi sunak could not even be bothered to attend the international event above omaha beach. who really believes in our people, him or me? it comes as representatives of the seven biggest parties in the uk prepare to take part in a special 90 minute election debate on the bbc tonight where they ll face questions from the audience. the parties have all made new policy pledges today, the conservatives on child benefit, labour on low deposit mortgages and the lib dems on parental leave. this our political correspondent hannah miller has this report. a line up of world leaders rom right to left, president biden, german chancellor olaf scholz, french president emmanuel macron and british foreign secretary david cameron. they were at an event to commemorate those who fou
they put a warning on one clip saying it was manipulative media. the account has been suspended. some of the other accounts have been removed. he did not respond to the points made by the bbc but said publicly out defending and respecting user voices is one of your core values. netflix has said it will vigorously defend itself against a lawsuit filed by a woman who says she is the inspiration behind a character in the series baby reindeer. fiona harvey is seeking at least 170 million dollars in damages from the streaming service, saying the show caused her emotional distress. our correspondent in washington, will vernon, explains.
maybe that will make it better, you saw, it is a matter what you are doing, he s firing the wrong person she lost $70 million any year. even on crack that s hard to do. that s why she was like go. and their answers diversity, what every person who said that should have been also let go. you don t get a huge right off when you lose 70 million dollars. you lose $20 and your wife wants a divorce you. think about that you ten dollars and you go crazy. it s ridiculous. pages do not get it. they don t live, they live in their own bubble. you suck at riding. that s the issue. fire them all get people in there that can work, who cares what colour they are as long as they can write. the thing is is that there is one mission, it s a profit mission. but they developed a parallel mission which is diversity and then if that doesn t go into
was busy sealing a deal. manchester city have agreed to sign belgium wingerjeremy doku from rennes for around 70 million dollars. the 21 year old is set to become city s third major signing of the summer, after mateo kovacic and josko gvardiol. spain s women s world cup winners have returned home to a party in madrid with thousands of fans and after that they were greeted by the country s acting prime minister pedro sanchez in the final chapter of the teams in the final chapter of the team s celebrations. sanchez greeted the squad at the moncloa palace, led by captain ivana andres who was proudly clutching the coveted trophy. on day three of the world athletics championships in budapest america s sha carri richardson claimed herfirst global championship gold medal, winning the women s 100m final. richardson, who struggled in the semis and just about qualified for the final, claimed gold in 10.65 seconds. the 23 year old missed the tokyo olympics due to a drugs ban but held off jamaic
us. it s a box office showdown as barbie and oppenheimer both debut this weekend. movie goers across the globe are still flocking to theatres barbie raked in over 70 million dollars on its opening day and it is on its way to shatter the record for the biggest box office weekend of 2023. oppenheimer made a estimated 33 million dollars as of friday. 0ur daniel rosney went to leicester square to speak to filmgoers. the plots of 0ppenheimer and barbie couldn t be more different. one is about a toy that millions have grown up with around the world. the other, the life of the father of the atomic bomb. but the two films do have similar themes. they look at changing worlds and consequences of decisions. and because of the hype of these two films, they re asking cinemagoers to make a tough choice themselves. which one should you see first? and here in leicester square, which is the home of a lot of film