bloc as i've said ok thank you so much kingsley abbott for speaking to us from new zealand thank you. thank you. now in iraq a military facility that is also used by u.s. forces has come under attack multiple rockets have landed on said the air base in anbar province it comes just days after the u.s. president joe biden ordered an air strike on facilities used by iran backed groups in syria the pentagon says it was retaliation for attacks on american and coalition forces in iraq. there are calls for a national lockdown in brazil after its highest number of deaths from corona virus in a single day more than a 1600 all of the countries state health secretary say more needs to be done to combat the virus more than a quarter of a 1000000 people have now died in brazil since the pandemic began but president your boss an arrow is opposing further restrictions and is threatening to pull funding for states that go into lockdown monophonic has more from rio de janeiro. here in brazil. states and mayors and governors have utah namie to make decisions they are now extremely worried many of them

past in the dortmund defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but we're not moved to who also left the frenchman grounded the referee was prompted by v.a.r. to take another look at a possible penalty decision. after an in or spacious start things were heading in the right direction once robert levon dusky said mabyn hits in the wrong direction so going into halftime it was all square. we know that the maybe the 1st 1520 minutes we didn't play but after a 2nd all that have you can see that you're not ok now we have to push forward to have to try to score the 1st goal and the 2nd half we had this game under control and we know it ok come on boys we have to try to score the other god because we want to get 3 points it looked for the briefest of moments as if hits would lend a shaky hand to their hopes of winning by spilling a shot from the boots of the 00 kimmie. but that big turning point from a dormant perspective came with the return of jerome boa tang's boots causing holland to be taken off and forcing him to watch from the sidelines while nurs

as did the dortmund defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but when mahmoud also left the frenchman grounded the referee was prompted by a v.a.r. to take another look at a possible penalty decision. after an in or specialist start things were heading in the right direction once robert leaven dusky said mabyn hits in the wrong direction so going into hard time it was all square. we know that the maybe the 1st 1520 minutes we didn't play but after 2nd goal that's how you can say that you're not ok now we have to push forward to have to try to score the 1st goal and the 2nd half we had this game under control and we know it ok come on boys we have to try to score the other god because we want to get to 3 points it looks for the briefest of moments as it hits would lend a shaky hands or their hopes of winning by spilling a shot from the boots of yours were kimmie. but that big turning point from a dormant perspective came with the return of jerome boa tang's boot causing holland to be taken off and forcing him to watch from the sidelines while nu

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and molly kingsley. it's going to be wet across north—west scotland, we still have that band of persistent rain courtesy of this weather front. but high—pressure is dominating the weather at the moment, so generally things are fine and settled away from the weather front. a lot of sunshine across england, wales, the channel islands as we go through today. for northern ireland and scotland there will be a wee bit more cloud at times but it will break especially in eastern areas but we hang onto this heavy and persistent rain across northern and western scotland. temperatures in lerwick only 8 degrees. any breaks in the sunshine, aberdeen could see 15, belfast16 in the sunshine, aberdeen could see 15, belfast 16 and as we come across england and wales a lot of blue sky, highs up to 23 degrees, 19 in st helier. through this evening and overnight the weather front producing all this rain starts to slowly slip southwards. and as it does so it will start to weaken from the north. ahead of it, a lot of dry

earlier, i asked human rights lawyer kingsley abbott what he made of the violent scenes in myanmar. as you reported, we saw appalling vision over the weekend of the security forces using lethal force against peaceful protesters, and notjust in a single location but in several places around the country, which tends to suggest a centralised policy to use lethal force rather than just one or two isolated incidents, and under international law, the situation is clear. live ammunition should never be used to disperse protests and lethal force may only be used to protect life or prevent serious injury. what we are witnessing are extrajudicial killings for which there has to be accountability, and one such avenue we have is the independent investigative mechanism? ~ —— , for myanmar which is monitoring the situation very closely and gathering evidence for future use in legal proceedings around the world. can i take you to a specific case on the legal structures within myanmar? that the case of the de facto elected leader, aung san suu kyi, due to appear in court on monday. what do you

kingsley abbott is a human rights lawyer. he's in whangarei, new zealand. thanks very much for coming on the programme. my thanks very much for coming on the programme.— the programme. my pleasure. those scenes _ the programme. my pleasure. those scenes quite _ the programme. my pleasure. those scenes quite difficult i the programme. my pleasure. those scenes quite difficult to j those scenes quite difficult to watch there, what do you make of them? figs watch there, what do you make ofthem? �* , watch there, what do you make ofthem? ~ , of them? as you reported, we saw the security _ of them? as you reported, we saw the security forces - of them? as you reported, we saw the security forces using i saw the security forces using lethal force against peaceful protesters, and notjust in a single location but in several places around the country which tends to suggest a centralised policy to use lethal force rather than just one or two isolated incidents, and under international law, the situation is clear live ammunition should never be used to disperse p

past in the dorman defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but we're not moved to who also left the freshman grounded the referee was prompted by a v.a.r. to take another look at a possible penalty decision. after an in or spacious start things were heading in the right direction once robert leaven dusky said martin hits in the wrong direction so going into hard time it was all square. we know that the maybe the 1st 1520 minutes we didn't play but after 2nd goal that's how you can say that you're not ok now we have to push forward you have to try to score the 1st goal and the 2nd half we had this game under control and we know it ok come on boys we have to try to score there another god because we want to get to 3 points it looked for the briefest of moments as it hits would lend a shaky hand to their hopes of winning by spilling a shot from the boots of yours your kidney. but that big turning point from a dormant perspective came with the return of jerome boa tang's boots causing holland to be taken off 6 and forcing him to watch from the si

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understood the responsibility that they were taking on, and that was the biggest joy for me, just watching kingsley, leslie, aldis and eli just shine i felt like i was a fifth wheel. i've never been so excited to be a fifth wheel. [ laughter ] >> seth: did you -- it really is great. and you know, obviously, we've seen a lot of these, you know, figures and biopics before and i will say as a viewer, it's really nice to just watch them in sort of one snapshot of time, and i think that makes it also more, you know, unique than anything we've seen before as well as someone who's been in show business for as long as you have, i'm wondering if directing was something -- you know, when you were a kid -- and obviously, you know, you started in sitcoms -- did you think, "oh, i would love to be behind the camera one day." or was that something that sort of took a longer time to come to that conclusion? >> it took a longer time to come to that conclusion i think i was picking up things along the way. you know, sometimes you don't realize you're the s later on in life, but i'm glad that i was absorbing all of t

kingsley, lovely talking to you. kingley ben—adir, conrad khan as well, congratulations and it has been lovely to see you both support each other and be across each other�*s work. good luck and enjoy it. april the 11th of the awards. you're watching bbc breakfast. it's 8.59. this is bbc news with the latest headlines the duchess of sussex has accused the royal family of "perpetuating falsehoods" about her and prince harry. i don't know how they could expect that after all of this time, we would stilljust be silent if there is an active role that the firm is playing in perpetuating falsehoods about us. the chancellor defends his plans to raise overall taxation to the highest level since the 19605 as he faces criticism for doing too little to tackle inequality. this is a good way to raise money that we need because it's a progressive measure, it means those on higher incomes contribute a lot more than those on lower incomes.

and quickly took john kingsley into custody. despite the fact he got six rounds off in 1.7 seconds. that's a quick reaction. so something's worked, some didn't. we would never say it was a success of course, because if it was a success the president would not have been shot. but things have changed dramatically since then, and security now is three 60 in all directions. and security is more important than ever was before. so that has changed, but i will tell you what, it is no coincidence in my view, if you look back in history the historic assassin has been the lone man that's gotten close to the president. it's no coincidence since march 30th 1981, we haven't had a loan attack on the president. and metal detectors are now being used everywhere in any way the president goes. >> to just follow up on what tim said about quick reaction. because if you look at 1.7 seconds on a stopwatch, you can barely get that on the stopwatch. and to think that all six of those rounds went off. from the first one hit brady, to the last one. and in 1.7 seconds. it is amazing to me. i attribute my resp