everyone i m martha maccallum and this is the story. what a story this is. here is just one of the latest wrinkles that s being uncovered. this report says behind the scenes there is backstabbing, no big surprise here. reports that some white house advisers are talking behind his scenes about how to begin to convince the president to step aside. the new york times reporting the campaign is quietly testing polling on a harris versus trump race and they have to make the case to the president who remains convinced of that strength of his campaign that he cannot win against former president donald trump . they have to persuade him to believe another candidate like vice president harris could potentially lead mr trump so says and purports the new york times. another element would be to assure mr biden should he step aside character process to choose another candidate would be orderly and not devolve into chaos in the democratic party. note these are nameless advisors in this piec
the president said it was a bad night he talked about it. he had a cold, right? he talked about his schedule. right? being abroad and so we ve spoke about what that night was like for him and we understand what the american people saw, what you all saw okay. into that and i also would say, and i think, you know, this peter, you ve covered a couple of administration at this point. administrations at this point that the president, every president has a white house medical unit that is with him 24/7 that is available to him 24/7. that is unlike any other american that is not the norm, that is uncommon. just down on the other side of the colonnade is where the medical unit is and i did share in that the president checks in while he s exercising with his doctor on a couple of times a week and so he has he has something that most majority of americans, all americans, i would probably argue, don t have, which is a full medical unit that is with him at all times and he gets the full
hello and welcome to the film review, here on bbc news. taking us through this week s cinema releases, i m pleased to say, is mark kermode. and we haven t been together in a studio for about 18 months. i know, it s terrifying. you re looking fabulous. so are you! thank you very much. anyway, talk us through this week s releases! very, very diverse batch. we have rose plastulie which is an intense psychological drama. we have gunpowder milkshake which is a very frothy action romp. and we have the starling which is the new movie starring melissa mccarthy. let s start off with rose plays julie. this is a young woman adopted at birth who discovers that her mother is an actress and she goes to find her. it looks like a terrific movie, actually, from what i ve seen. i think it s great. it s by christine molloy and joe lawlor who are an irish film making duo. they made films like helen, which is a wonderful, intense psychological drama. so the story is, our central figure, rose, dis