kevin spacey who is in the thriller all the money in the world will be replaced by christopher plummer. an extended ban on a group of controversial pesticides will be supported "in principle" by the uk government, according to the environment secretary michael gove. environmentalists have been campaigning for tighter controls over the use of neo—nicotinoids which they say are harming bees and other pollinators. the government has previously resisted eu restrictions but mr gove says he recogises the mounting body of evidence against the chemicals. can the former president of the united states be called up forjury service? yes, he can! barack 0bama arrived for duty at a chicago courthouse yesterday, and joined other prospective jurors waiting to see if they would be chosen to serve. while he took the time to shake a few hands and sign some autographs, the former commander—in—chief wasn't required and was dismissed. if he'd been selected, he would have been paid the princely sum of 13 pounds a day. those are the main stories this morning. for the second time in a week, theresa may h

christopher plummer took over the role of oil tycoonj paul getty. co—star michelle williams told me she reshot her scenes for free. these films, because they are larger than life, they glorify people. i couldn't bear the thought of being in a movie that glorified somebody who had her people. in these ways. —— who had hurt people. i didn't want anything to do with it. i wouldn't have gone to promote it, i wouldn't have talked about it, because i would have felt like it was not the right thing to do for those people who have been hurt, they don't need to be re— traumatised by seeing this movie come out and seeing big posters and flashy appetisers. it is not appropriate. so i didn't want any part of it. other films tipped for awards include via shape of water, a sci—fi fantasy starring brits sally hawkins, leading to field with seven nominations. why did you put up these billboards? humour and heartbreak earned three billboards outside ed ling, neziri six nods. —— ebbing, missouri. the tender love story call me by your name is also in the

christopher plummer took over the role of oil tycoonj paul getty. co—star michelle williams told me she re—shot her scenes for free. films are larger-than-life and they glorify people. i could not bear the thought of being in a movie that glorified somebody who had hurt people. in these ways. i did not wa nt to people. in these ways. i did not want to have anything to do with it. i would not have gone to promote it, i would not have gone to promote it, i would not have talked about it, because i would have felt like it is not the right thing to do for those people that have been hurt. they do not need to be traumatised again by seeing this movie come out and see big posters and flashy advertisements. it is not appropriate. so i did not want any pa rt appropriate. so i did not want any part of it. other films tipped for awards include the shape of water, the sci—fi fantasy leading the field with seven nominations. kumar and heartbreak and this film six nods. —— humour. a tender love story was also in the running... so also is the post, tom

plummer, will be intrigued by this doc‘s brief account of the internecine struggles that delayed his interview with the tobacco industry whistleblowerjeffrey wigand, memorably portrayed by russell crowe. but the real revelations here are closer to home in wallace's account of his personal insecurities, anxieties, and struggles with depression. it's an engrossing portrait of a man, his profession, and his legacy. a legacy which, arguably, the way for both the best and the worst in modern tvjournalism. this is the news for the hour. what would you like to tell us about yourself? i don't know. aren't you like some big science girl? tell me about science. a wannabe radio star trying to get a break at around the same time that mike wallace was making waves in the late 19505 is at the centre of the vast of night, an award winning indie pic that won the audience prize at the slamdance festival last year and is now available on amazon prime. jake horowitz and sierra mccormick are high school kids who respectively work in a small town new mexico radio station and telephone exchange. number pl

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a star—studded cast includes michael shannon, christopher plummer, ana de armas and jamie lee curtis, the latter of whom, in my opinion, also deserved an oscar nomination. no—one move until we figure this all out. what? can we ask why? has something changed? no. no, it hasn't changed, or no, we can't ask? mr stevens, you may continue. knives out is out on dvd now. it's also available to download. that's it. thanks for watching, and i'll be back next week with more home viewing releases. you want to ask this guy some questions? all right, what is this? what's this arrangement? mr drysdale. csi kfc? he laughs sarcastically. hello. this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. use your common sense and avoid all unnecessary travel — that's the plea from police forces as we're urged to stay home to stop the spread of coronavirus. with warm temperatures forecast, there are fears that scenes like this could be repeated, with people ignoring advice to stay at home. yesterday, it was revealed a further 684 pe