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Now on bbc news, its hardtalk with stephen sacker. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. this is soho in london, where the uk film industry does its deal—making and much of its post—production. the brits are still big players in the global film industry, and none more so than my guest today, sir roger deakins. hes made a host of brilliant movies, hes won two oscars, but his industry is changing, thanks to technology, to cgi, even to this thing — the smartphone and its camera. so how does...

Welcome to hardtalk, from new york. im at stephen sacker. this city is testament to the power of science and to. but we shouldnt be fooled by these gravity defying towers at —— technology. we are not masters of the universe. covid and climate change remind us of that. and so too does make yesterday, arguably americas most famous scientist, neil degrasse tyson. his special subject is astrophysics, but his mission goes much wider, to get us all to respect scientific fact. so hows that going?

Welcome to hardtalk, from new york. im stephen sacker. this city is testament to the power of science and technology. but we shouldnt be fooled by these gravity defying towers. we are not masters of the universe. covid and climate change remind us of that. and so too does my guest today, arguably americas most famous scientist, neil degrasse tyson. his special subject is astrophysics, but his mission goes much wider, to get us all to respect scientific fact. so hows that going?

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Lawfare is truly alive and well in this country. And as is often the case with lawfare, the question is whether courts are the appropriate forum to resolve these disputes.