but also because black and white enables you to do infinite shades of grey in terms of the political turmoil. i also think it s important to acknowledge that there is a lot of terence davis in this particularly in the fact that when he the kid goes to the cinema and the cinema is suddenly in colour, chitty chitty bang bang is suddenly in colour, and that thing about the rapture of going to the cinema when you re young is something that, really, terence davis kind of pioneered and i think that branagh has taken a leaf out of his book. i think this is a very charming, engaging to some extent slightly schmaltzy, but, hey i think it hits that sweet spot between the film that pleases the critics and the film that absolutely pleases the crowds. i think it s got a really strong shot at being i told you this before i think it s the best picture contender. i mean, i it would not surprise me at all if this walked off with the top prize at the oscars because it s kind of g
hello, this is bbc news. i m lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: a former ukrainian mp linked by britain to an alleged russian plot to take control of ukraine says his country needs new political leaders. ukraine s ambassador to britain urges allies to stand with them. the world health organization s european director says it s plausible that the region is moving towards a kind of pandemic endgame. a former british conservative party government minister, nusrat ghani, says she was sacked from herjob, because of, in part, her muslim faith. the government chief whip says the claims are false. the taliban meet civil society groups and women s rights activists in norway in an attempt to access to billions of dollars frozen in us banks. sportsday will be coming up shortly. before that, though, here s click. los angeles, the place where anything is possible even the weird stuff that i ve got up to here over the years. it s a town that revels in the new, and right now, that town
groups and women s rights activists in norway, in an attempt to access to billions of dollars frozen in us banks. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the government says it has intelligence suggesting russia is plotting to install a pro moscow leader in ukraine. it says there s a very significant risk that russian forces will invade the country. president putin has already sent tens of thousands of troops to ukraine s border, but moscow is now accusing the uk, of spreading disinformation . with the latest, here s our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. others including britain also sending supplies. hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army, but the message to moscow is clear. if you do this, it will come at a price. but now, the foreign office says it s seeing signs of a russian plan to install a puppet government in kyiv after an invasion. washington made similar claims on
new political leaders. ukraine s ambassador to britain urges allies to stand with them. that urges allies to stand with them. is our message to parties, that is our message to international parties, if you would like to help us and you can find the nerve and this point, we are fighting ourselves anyways. the world health organization s european director says it s plausible the region s moving towards a kind of pandemic endgame . former british conservative party government minister nusrat ghani says she was sacked from herjob because of her muslim faith. the government chief whip says the claims are false. the taliban meet civil society groups and women s rights activists in norway, in an attempt to access to billions of dollars frozen in us banks. 50 years ago this month, paratroopers shot dead 13 innocent civil rights marchers in northern ireland. it is forever known as bloody sunday. peter taylor analyses what happened. this programme contains scenes some viewers may find
the woman s life is sacred, but it s not more sacred than the baby s. enough is enough! an issue that s divided america for decades. the idea that women can actually make a choice on their own seems to be something that men particularly older white men are very afraid of. but now the law that legalised abortion in america could be overturned and both sides of the divide are preparing for a fight. when you allow a country to take away one of your rights, you give that same country permission to take away all of your rights. i know that motherhood can seem daunting, and we just want them to know that that life could be that life could live. i m sophie long, and i ve been travelling across america to meet the people at the heart of its new abortion battle. the outcome will shape the lives of millions. abortion is. all: ., , unstoppable! all: , mississippi was the birthplace of the blues. and it s now the origin of the case before the supreme court that could overturn the