vaccination programme starts today in the ivory coast with vaccinations in g ha na to follow. and prince harry has spoken of his concern that history might repeat itself during an interview with oprah winfrey. good to have you with us and we begin with the virtual golden globes event which has come to a close, kicking of hollywood s award season. nomadland won best picture drama, with chloe zhao also picking up the accolade for best director. the borat subsequent moviefilm was named best picture musical/comedy, with sacha baron cohen claiming best actor in a motion picture musical/comedy. andra day won best actress in a motion picture drama for her performance in the united states vs. billie holiday. while chadwick boseman was posthumously awarded best actor in a motion picture drama for ma rainey s black bottom. but they weren t the only stars of the show taking pride of place this year were frontline and essential workers who made up the audience in california and new
on newsnight at 10:30pm. political chaos threatens in pakistan as the result doesn t go the military s way and jailed imran khan s candidate surge into the lead. we will be joined by one of his key advisers. good evening. the man wanted in connection with the clapham chemical attack is, police say, probably dead after going into the thames. the last known cctv footage of abdul ezedi shows him leaning over chelsea bridge, which is on the river. his body has not yet been found. officers have been searching for him since a woman and her two young daughters were attacked with a corrosive substance nine days ago. the mother is still in hospital and may lose her sight in one eye. here s our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. chelsea bridge at 11:30 last wednesday night. wearing the dark green, this is the last cctv image police have been able to find of abdul shokoor ezedi. they ve scoured other cameras and footage from buses around chelsea bridge but have found nothing mo
of being an astronaut. we re with the european space agency s first ever para astronaut, finding out about life in orbit for people with a physical disability. and ballet meets black sabbath we see rehearsals for a new dance work set to heavy metal, in birmingham. and coming up on bbc news: new guidance on concussion. players at grassroots clubs should sit out for at least 2a hours, according to new advice from experts. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the chairman of the bbc richard sharp has announced his resignation, after a report found he failed to disclose two potential perceived conflicts of interest before his interview for the role. an independent review looked at his involvement in an £800,000 pound loan guarantee for the then prime minister borisjohnson. richard sharp has insisted he only ever connected people, and said the review accepts his view that the breach was inadvertant. but he said he ll stand down injune because it would be a distrac
are in a competition. but that the united states does not seek conflict or confrontation. i ve been speaking to rana mitter, who is chair in us asia relations at harvard kennedy school and he explained to us the significance of that meeting. it is significant for two reasons. first it a pathway in which the us and china can dial down the often very hot temperature of the relationship between the two sides. it was just a few months ago there were fears they might even be a conflict of war over the status of taiwan and it is very clear that both sides by meeting in malta want to make it clear that that is not on the agenda at least not in the near future. in addition, both countries, the united states and china, are grappling with a dilemma. they both need economic growth to improve domestic political circumstances but they also need each other at the same time in some way as wanting to protect themselves against each other. so there are two dilemmas other ones that essential
back on track with targets like ending extreme poverty and tacking climate change. and presidents and prime ministers will take the opportunity to seize the global spotlight including us president joe biden who arrived on sunday evening in new york. to talk about all of this and what we can expect from the week ahead, i m joined now from new york by michael bociurkiw, global affairs analyst and non resident seniorfellow at the atlantic council. let s talk about who is not going to be there, rishi sunak, emmanuel macron, and modi, xi jinping. quite a list. what do you make of those absences? quite a list indeed. un secretary general laid it down and says this isn t a chauffeur vanity fair. show for vanity fair. i d more leaders are using that excuse, that they are very busy, so they are sure show up in certain summits. in the case of rishi sunak, if reporting is to be believed, he is not only very busy but afraid to be called out at the un climate summit for not perf