civil and political rights, you ve seen the erosion of free media. i don t think we should be letting sorry to interrupt you. but you wonder at what point these business are going to wonder. let s and on a cheerful note. what is the highlight here? the one thing you would say, actually, i am glad they re doing that as part of the jubilee cello like the putting competition the jubilee? i like the putting competition the jubilee? ~ , jubilee? i quite like the pudding competition! jubilee? i quite like the pudding competition! looking jubilee? i quite like the pudding competition! looking and - jubilee? i quite like the pudding| competition! looking and seeing jubilee? i quite like the pudding - competition! looking and seeing that mary berry is going to be on the panel, i m not sure by quarantine banana pudding will cut it! iliiui’lien panel, i m not sure by quarantine banana pudding will cut it! when and if, not if, banana pudding will cut it! when and if. not if. w
something for everyone. so, tell us about boiling point. this is a fascinating film. this was shot in one take in a london restaurant and the idea is that stephen graham plays a chef who s struggling. he s having a bit of a hard time with his family, with his financial woes, and then it s the busiest night of the year in this restaurant and it s really an ensemble drama, so you see everybody working together in this restaurant, trying to make a busy night work. let s have a look at a clip. 0k. hey, mad friday, it s going to be busy, which is good, and we picked some more covers up today. what? so, we re looking at about 100. so, we ve got to turn the tables over but obviously not make people feel rushed, yeah? which we can do. we ve got a proposal in tonight. they re going to be sat on here, table 13, so, yeah, treat them like royalty. and a celebrity chef in, alexander skye. who? he s going to be sat in the front. alastair. alastair skye. yeah yeah, him. he s going to be s
hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week s cinema releases is anna smith. a very warm welcome, anna. nice to see you again. thank you. what have you been watching? i ve got a varied menu for you today. we re starting with a restaurant film. it s set over one night over a busy london restaurant. it s called boiling point and it stars stephen graham. then we re going for a slice of licorice pizza. this is set in 1973 and it comes from the great paul thomas anderson. and finally, we re looking at a film starring benedict cumberbatch, the electrical life of louis wain. that looks like something for everyone. so, tell us about boiling point. this is a fascinating film. this was shot in one take in a london restaurant and the idea is that stephen graham plays a chef who s struggling. he s having a bit of a hard time with this family, with his financial woes, and then it s the busiest night of the year in this restaurant and it s rea
through western scotland, maybe across the peaks and pennines and maybe some rain gathering down to the south west by the end of the day. blustery winds to begin with. slowly easing as the afternoon continues. temperatures, well, ranging generally between five to eight celsius. a little bit milder in the far south west. some rain arrives to the west for the start of monday. cloudier skies in the sheltered east. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. more than 150,000 people in the uk have now died within 28 days of a positive covid test since the pandemic began. lawyers for novak djokavic claim he was given a vaccine exemption to enter australia, because he d had a recent covid infection. thousands more flat owners will be spared the expense of replacing unsafe cladding under new government plans to make developers offer four billion pounds towards the costs. at least 21 people have died in north eastern pakistan after heavy snowfall trapped them in their