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opening for an animated film of all time, beating the previous record holder, which was frozen 2. now it is, of course, based on the world famous nintendo character super mario, voiced this time by this man, chris pratt, whilst the villain in the movie is played byjack black. if you haven't seen it, here's a little taster. mouser is coming. i'm not afraid. i'll do anythingl for my brother. we're going to save him. yeah! fire! this is fun! it has to be said the movie hasn't gone down well with all of the critics. take a look at some of the reviews. the first from the new york post... meanwhile, the telegraph described it as like being frog marched round toys r us. finally, this one
inflation, reducing debt. the labour party has racked up £90 million of unfunded policies, that's problem. reducing inflation and growing the economy. taster; reducing inflation and growing the econom . ~ . �* reducing inflation and growing the econom . . . �* ., reducing inflation and growing the econom . . . �* . . , reducing inflation and growing the econom. ., �* ., ., economy. way haven't had any growth, we for: ot economy. way haven't had any growth, we forgot had — economy. way haven't had any growth, we forgot had stagnation, _ economy. way haven't had any growth, we forgot had stagnation, the - we forgot had stagnation, the biggest — we forgot had stagnation, the biggest cost of living crisis in 50 years. _ biggest cost of living crisis in 50 years. the — biggest cost of living crisis in 50 years, the highest levels of tax burdeh— years, the highest levels of tax burden we've hides in 70 years and we've _ burden we've hides in 70 years and we've got— burden we've hides in 70 years and we've got a — burden we've hides in 70 years and we've got a huge cost of living crisis — we've got a huge cost of living crisis and _ we've got a huge cost of living crisis and a productivity problem. if crisis and a productivity problem. if that's _ crisis and a productivity problem. if that's conservative success, let them _ if that's conservative success, let them get — if that's conservative success, let them get out of the way and have a labour— them get out of the way and have a labour government run an economy with some _ labour government run an economy with some competent.— with some competent. you're inheriting _ with some competent. you're inheriting pointed _ with some competent. you're inheriting pointed out - with some competent. you're inheriting pointed out if - with some competent. you're inheriting pointed out if you l with some competent. you're l inheriting pointed out if you win the next election and kier starmer has optimistically said that a labour government would make the uk the fastest growing economy in the g7. how would you do that, angela?
snowman. there was a low of minus four degrees — snowman. there was a low of minus four degrees in _ snowman. there was a low of minus four degrees in wales _ snowman. there was a low of minus four degrees in wales overnight i snowman. there was a low of minus four degrees in wales overnight and j four degrees in wales overnight and “p four degrees in wales overnight and up to four inches of snow in parts of the country. it has been sunny in glasgow but the gritters are preparing for the night ahead. more snow and ice are forecast across the uk with the worst conditions expected on higher ground in the north of england tomorrow. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. that was just a taster, was it? you're right, it will get worse through thursday, friday in northern parts of the country so stay tuned, head online to check the weather warnings which have been changing and of course now we have an amber warning thursday into friday. tonight for many it will be a wintry mix, rain, sleetand tonight for many it will be a wintry mix, rain, sleet and snow, tonight for many it will be a wintry mix, rain, sleetand snow, ice tonight for many it will be a wintry mix, rain, sleet and snow, ice also an issue in northern scotland towards north—east england and we will see further snow showers but cold and clear. england and wales, a lot of cloud, it will peter out through the night before the next batch pushes into the south—west into wales and turns into snow as it bumps in the cold air. less cold for
opportunities in your locality will come up. the other thing that is really important is as many charities, community organisations, grassroots initiatives go to the big help out website and register to put their opportunities on their website. loads of choice for people to get involved. it is notjust about the monday, that is willie important. it could be as simple as going down to one of your local organisations, going into have a taster, a chat about what it might be like to volunteer for that charity or it might be doing physical volunteering on that day. letter picking, going down to the local shelter, talking to people who are homeless in food shelters. there is so much variety that there will be something for everyone. what is so much variety that there will be something for everyone. what i am thinkin: , be something for everyone. what i am thinking. apart — be something for everyone. what i am thinking, apart from _ be something for everyone. what i am thinking, apart from that _ be something for everyone. what i am thinking, apart from that date, - thinking, apart from that date, everyone who gets involved in
the pet shop boys will headline the hogmanay concert in princes street gardens. 0ur scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie, is in edinburgh. i understand it's very loud and it's going to be very busy. it's very, very loud. i can barely hear you, it's very, very loud. i can barely hearyou, but it's very, very loud. i can barely hear you, but i think that's may be a good sign. we're on princes street. we had a bit of a taster of the fireworks, and there will be a big finale of fireworks at midnight tonight to see in the new year. the noise that you're hearing at the moment is coming from the stage behind us. that is the big edinborough hogmanay stage, and the pet shop boys will be there to see in the new year. if you want to take
we had a bit of a taster of the fireworks, and there will be a big finale of fireworks at midnight tonight to see in the new year. the noise that you're hearing at the moment is coming from the stage behind us. that is the big edinborough hogmanay stage, and the pet shop boys will be there to see in the new year. if you want to take a look behind the camera, we'll swivel around... cheering yes, that is the party and that's just the beginning. that's princes street, and we're expecting about 30,000 people to be on princes street tonight. i'm alsojoined by a couple of guests. cammy, you're from edinburgh city council. can we have a look at your kilt first of all? at your kilt, first of all? just for the night. what tartan is
not unlike the sport of boxing, is actually doing this for the second time. here's a little taster of the heavyweight�*s tale. hi, i'm anthony. have you everfelt sad or angry because you can't do something that's bigger children can do? it can make you want to shout and stab stamp your feet, can't it. the boy in tonight's story doesn't just feel angry and shout, he roars. that's all we have time for, thanks for your company. that's all we have time for, thanks foryour company. by that's all we have time for, thanks for your company. by bye for now. hello, again. we've got another band of rain heading into the south—west tonight that will move forward into tomorrow and christmas eve. this thick cloud has been moving through england and wales bringing some rain
battle of the brits this week. the team event, created by two time grand slam championjamie murray, is taking place for the first time in scotland. two matches have not long started, england's dan evans is up against scotland's aidan mchugh whilstjack draper is taking on former world number one andy murray. over the course of two days the players will compete in a series of singles and doubles match—ups as they aim to clinch more team wins than their opponents. you can watch live on the bbc sport website & app plus on the bbc iplayer. well, it's a night packed with sport across the bbc including another chance to relive england's victory in the 2022 women's euros that took place last summer. here's a little taster.
travelling across the globe to see their loved ones. but how many countries have you visited? well for one couple, a love of travel and a craving for new experiences has led them to visit every single country — all 195 of them! here's a taster of their trip. this is our journey. this is ourjourney. it started in north korea and indulge in way too many sweets in iraq. we even visited afghanistan before the taliban takeover. the famous tenor in marker admired the beautiful doors of and we can speak to them now, they're rachel davey, currently in australia and martina say—borva and martina sayborva who is in slovakia — and together they call themselves the very hungry nomads.
programme. 18 truss last night, coming up in the programme-— for the past couple of years on breakfast we've been following the story of the former rugby league player rob burrow, who's living with motor neurone disease, and tonight a new documentary about his journey airs on bbc two and iplayer. rob burrow: living with mnd follows the love and support of rob's family, friends and the wider rugby league community. we're thrilled to say that rob and his wife lindsey will be joining us after eight o'clock, but first we can give you this taster. yeah, i don't want you falling off them before school and breaking a leg or something. i'm a prisoner in my own body. that is the way mnd gets you. the lights are on, but no one is home.