and of course benedict _ continued with benedict. and of course benedict did _ continued with benedict. and of course benedict did resign - continued with benedict. and of course benedict did resign as i course benedict did resign as pope, that was a shocking moment as well. but this was, and i curious for your thoughts, this was commissioned by the catholic church. this also comes up with some changes that were made to what is considered an offence within the catholic church also, legal system. i mean�*s doesn't give you any hope that things are changing, that these revelations are out there now from this law firm? it revelations are out there now from this law firm?— from this law firm? it does cive from this law firm? it does give me — from this law firm? it does give me hepe. _ from this law firm? it does give me hope, and - from this law firm? it does give me hope, and i- from this law firm? it does give me hope, and i do - from this law firm? it does l give me hope, and i do think things are changing. i think it is an inc

the world came to know him as pope benedict xvi. but back in the late 1970s and early �*80s, he was archbishopjosef ratzinger, and he presided over the german diocese of munich and freising. and the report's authors say it was there that he, in effect, failed to act in four child sex abuse cases. they say that he knowingly allowed three priests who had convictions for crimes against children to work in the diocese, and they also focused on the case of another cleric who was a known paedophile when he was transferred to the diocese to carry on working as a priest. now, pope benedict, who denies all wrongdoing, has said that he knew nothing about the background of that particular man, but the report's authors unearthed minutes of a meeting at which this particular man, his case's transfer, are all discussed, and the former pope said he had never been at that meeting. the report's authors say that they looked at those minutes and it was quite clear from the minutes that he had indeed been there. we have had nothing directly from the

the world came to know him as pope benedict xvi. but back in the 70s and 80s, he was archbishopjosef ratzinger in the german diocese of munich and they said it was there that he, in effect, failed to act in four child sex abuse cases. they say, he knowingly allowed three priests who have convictions for crimes against children to work in the diocese and also focused on the case of another cleric who was a known paedophile when he was transferred to the diocese to carry on working as a priest. pope benedict who denies all wrongdoing has said that he knew nothing about the background of the particular man. but this has under the minutes of the meeting in which this but this has unearthed the minutes of the meeting in which this particular man was transferred and they were all discussing this. the pope said he never was at the meeting but they looked at those meetings and is quite clear from those maintenance that he had been there for have not heard directly from the former pope by the vatican have issued a statement saying they're go

benedict, who was then called josef ratzinger, denies any wrongdoing. victims�* groups have welcomed the report's findings. our berlin correspondent, jenny hill has more details. the world came to know him as pope benedict xvi but back in the late 1970s and early 80s, he was archbishopjoseph ratzinger. and the report's authors say it was there that he in effect failed to act in four child six abuse cases. they say that he knowingly allowed three brief who had convictions for crimes against children to work in the diocese and he also focused on the case of another cleric who was a known paedophile when he was transferred to the diocese to carry on working as a priest. pope benedict who denies all wrongdoing has said that he knew nothing about the background of that particular man, but the report's authors under minutes of a meeting at which this particular man whose case's transfer was discussed in the former pope said he had never been at that meeting. reports also say that they look to those minutes and it was quite clear from the minutes that he had

and finally, we're looking at a film starring benedict cumberbatch, the electrical life of louis wain. that looks like something for everyone. so, tell us about boiling point. this is a fascinating film. this was shot in one take in a london restaurant and the idea is that stephen graham plays a chef who's struggling. he's having a bit of a hard time with his family, with his financial woes, and then it's the busiest night of the year in this restaurant and it's really an ensemble drama, so you see everybody working together in this restaurant, trying to make a busy night work. let's have a look at a clip. 0k. hey, mad friday, it's going to be busy, which is good, and we picked some more covers up today. what? so, we're looking at about 100. so, we've got to turn the tables over but obviously not make people feel rushed, yeah? which we can do. we've got a proposal in tonight. they're going to be sat on here, table 13, so, yeah, treat them like royalty. and a celebrity chef in, alexander skye. who? he's going to be sat in the front. alastair... alastair skye. yeah — yeah, him. he's g

pope benedict retired in 2013 and he served for eight years. the allegations in the report concerning a period much earlier in his career when he was archbishop of munich. the report was conducted by a firm of lawyers and this was one of its authors. in a total of four _ this was one of its authors. in a total of four cases _ this was one of its authors. in a total of four cases we _ this was one of its authors. in a. total of four cases we have come to the conclusion and the former archbishop is to be accused of misconduct in cases of sexual abuse. two of these cases involve acts of abuse committed during his tenure and sanctioned by the state under criminal law. in both cases the perpetrators ramp made active or impartial care without restrictions. the report says two of these cases involve abuses committed during benedict's tenure in munich and these priests stayed in public wells despite convictions and another case involved a priest who was allowed to transfer to munich despite the conviction for abuse outside of germany. reports also the

pope benedict denies the accusations. a 33—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering an elderly woman in an attack in derbyshire which left her husband with critical injuries. 86—year—old freda walker was found dead at her home on saturday. her 88—year—old husband kenneth walker is in hospital. bt has announced price rises of 9.3% for its broadband and phone services, following a dramatic increase in data usage over the last few years. the company said that customers would be paying an extra £3.50 a month on average from the 31st of march. a public apology to victims and survivors of historical abuse in institutions in northern ireland will be given in march. the devolved government announced the date today — exactly five years after a public inquiry report documented physical, emotional and sexual harm to children between 1922 and 1995. campaigners say many victims have died waiting for the authorities to say sorry, even though the inquiry recommended an apology. this report from our ireland

then we go for a slice of liquorice pizza by paul thomas anderson and finally a film starring benedict cumberbatch called the electrical life of louis wain. tell us about boiling point. fascinating film shot in one take and is about stephen graham who struggle with this family and financial was in a busy night in the restaurant. really an ensemble drama cc everybody working together in a restaurant try to make a busy night work. must have a little look. hey, my friday, it's going to be busy, which is good, and we picked some more covers up today. what? so, we're looking at about 100. so, we've got to turn the tables over, but obviously not make people feel rushed, yeah? which we can do. we've got a proposal in tonight. they're going to be sat on here, table 13, so, yeah, treat them like royalty. and a celebrity chef in, alexander skye. who? he's going to be sat in the front. alastair... alastair skye. yeah, yeah, him. he's going to be sat at the front, a bottle of chateau sat of chateau sat on his table, billy, yeah? copy that. good, swearing. brilliant! really loud. there's no way you

with me are benedicte paviot who is the uk correspondent at france 2a and sebastian payne, the whitehall editor of the financial times. ican i can remember. i think it's the stack next. the row over downing street parties continues — the metro leads with the headline "downing it street" as email evidence emerge of a drink party held in the number 10 garden during the first lockdown, when groups were banned from meeting outdoor. the story is on also on the front page of the i — it says that the invitation was sent by one of the prime minister's top aides to more than a 100 people, with borisjohnson and his wife carrie also attending. the guardian has a photo of tennis start novak djokovic back on the tennis court after winning the legal battle in australia against his visa cancellation. in the financial times, there was no breakthrough in the us—russian talks aimed at calming tensions over ukraine. russia has warned that that it will walk away from diplomatic efforts if the west continues to ignore its demands, including a ban on nato enlargement. so, let's begin. novak a photo of t

and three nods for netflix�*s western, the power of the dog, with benedict cumberbatch, kirsten dunst and kodi smit—mcphee all recognised in acting categories. in tv, squid gamejoins other contenders such as succession and yellowstone. it's making sag awards history as the first foreign—language in tv, squid gamejoins other contenders such as succession and yellowstone. it's making sag awards history as the first foreign—language and first korean series tv nominee. sandro monetti, editor—in—chief of the hollywood international filmmaker magazine, says will smith could, indeed, be one step closer to an oscar. well, could it? the long wait could finally be over. will smith has four grammys but zero 0scars. will he join that list of great actors never to have won one? harrison ford, tom cruise, ian mckellen or is he going to put a victory in the box? he is the heavy favourite but it is not always good to be the front runner. last year chadwick boseman was considered odds—on and anthony hopkins came in at the last moment to steal the trophy. so will smith is a heavy favourite

a catholic church report finds that former pope benedict failed to act over child abuse when he was archbishop of munich. he denies the claims. and adele breaks down as she postpones her las vegas residency the day before her first show. i'm so sorry, it's been impossible. we've been up against so much and itjust ain't ready. i'm so sorry.

pope benedict denies the accusations. it's more than two years since covid—19 first emerged in china. several variants of the virus later, the country's authorities continue to take a tough approach to cases, even as the number of 0micron infections rises. the government's so—called "zero covid" strategy means just a small outbreak can see harsh restrictions on movement and whole cities forced into lockdown, with beijing keen to keep a lid on infections before the winter olympics in beijing next month. ros atkins takes an in—depth look at china's covid strategy and the government's attempts to eliminate all coronavirus infections. in europe, there are millions of cases of covid every week. in china, there are very few, and china's commitment to its zero covid strategy remains as strong as ever. translation: china's overall situation remains stable i and cases can be controlled within a short period of time. this is what effective control means in practice. they discovered three asymptomatic cases, and that has led w

and finally, we're looking at a film starring benedict cumberbatch, the electrical life of louis wain. that looks like something for everyone. so, tell us about boiling point.

a catholic church report finds that former pope benedict failed to act over child abuse when he was archbishop of munich. he denies the claims. two prominent female activists are missing after protesting in kabulfor women's rights in work and education. and adele breaks down as she postpones her las vegas residency the day before her first show. i'm so sorry, it's been impossible.

her western is a haunting portrait of toxic masculinity and cruelty, with a brilliant performance by benedict cumberbatch. that brings the review of 2021 to a close. we hope you have enjoyed the programme. remember, you can reach us online, and you can find us on facebook and twitter. from me, tom brooke, and everyone at talking movies, we wish you the very best. we will be back in the new year with a whole raft of new, exciting talking movies programmes. so, today, we will leave you with rachel sigler, one of the stars of steven spielberg's west side story, singing one of the musical�*s most popular songs. # tonight, tonight # it all began tonight # i saw you and the world went away # tonight, tonight # there is only you tonight # what you are, what you do, what you say # today, all day i had the feeling # a miracle would happen # i know now i was wrong... hello. after what was an exceptionally mild start to the new year, we have now started to see quite a dramatic change in our weather. something much colder has been working its way in. a chilly—feeling day for tuesday — snow and gale

the former pope benedict xvi has admitted he'd provided incorrect information to an inquiry into child abuse. he's acknowledged he attended a meeting more than a0 years ago at which the case of a priest and known paedophile was discussed. the former pontiff, who was then the archbishop of munich, has always denied knowing about the man's background when he was allowed to work in the diocese. in germany, a gunman killed one person and seriously injured three others inside a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south—west of the country. the police chief in charge of the investigation said the attacker, who was armed with two guns, later killed himself. he was an 18—year—old german. bob dylan has become the latest artist to sell his entire recording catalogue, including any future releases. details have not been made public, but reports suggest the deal with sony music could be worth more than $200 million. dylan — who began his career with sony's columbia records in 1961 — said he was glad all his recordings could stay where they belonged. the army in burkina faso says

the catholic church says the former pope, benedict xvi, failed to act over four cases of child sex abuse when he was the archbishop of munich. it's claimed the then josef ratzinger allowed priests who were criminally convicted of abuse to continue working for him. he denies the claims. a 33—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering 86—year—old—freda walker who was found dead at her home in langworthjunction in derbyshire on saturday. the attack left her 88—year—old husband kenneth walker with life—threatening injuries. he remains in hospital in a critical condition. bt says it's raising its prices by more than 9% because of a "dramatic increase" in data usage over the past few years. the rise means that, on average, its customers will pay an extra £3.50 per month from the end of march. bt says data usage on broadband services has gone up by 90% since 2018, and on mobile phones by almost 80% since 2019. a giant coral reef in pristine condition has been discovered off the coast of tahiti. coral reefs are among the ocean's most threatened ecosystems, but scie

also in the programme: pope benedict is accused of misconduct over four child abuse cases when he was archbishop of munich. here in the uk, a senior conservative has accused ministers

and three nods for netflix's western, the power of the dogs, with benedict cumberbatch, kirsten dunst and kodi smit—mcphee all recognised in acting categories. in tv — squid gamejoins other contenders such as succession, ted lasso and mare of easttown. it's making sag awards history as the first foreign—language and first korean series tv nominee. there were also a lot of surprise and snubs. let's get all the details with sandro monetti, editor—in—chief of the hollywood international filmmaker magazine. he's in los angeles. thank you forjoining us. a lot of focus — thank you forjoining us. a lot of focus on _ thank you forjoining us. a lot of focus on will _ thank you forjoining us. a lot of focus on will smith - thank you forjoining us. a lot of focus on will smith and - of focus on will smith and while _ of focus on will smith and while he _ of focus on will smith and while he has _ of focus on will smith and while he has only- of focus on will smith and while he has only been. while he has only been nominated _ while he has only been nominated people - while he has only

former pope benedict the sixteenth failed to act in four child abuse cases when he was archbishop of munich, a german probe in to the catholic church has found. the former pope is accused of allowing a priest — who was known to have abused boys — to be transferred to the diocese and work between 1977 and 1982. the lawyers behind the report say they are convinced he was aware of the priest's background. the former pope denies the accusations. the us secretary of state antony blinken has been meeting key european counterparts in berlin on a visit aimed at easing tensions over russia and ukraine. it comes after president biden said he thought vladimir putin would "move in" on ukraine but that he did not want a full blown war. russia has for months had around 100,000 troops on the border with ukraine. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. american diplomacy is in high gear. antony blinken arriving in germany. images appear to show the extent of russia's military build up. around 100,000 troops at the moment. american officials say more could be added at short notice. last

with me are benedicte paviot who is the uk correspondent at france 2a and sebastian payne, the whitehall editor of the financial times. tomorrow's front pages. tomorrow's front pages starting with. the row over downing street parties continues — the metro leads with the headline �*downing it street�* as email evidence emerges of a drinks party held in the number ten garden during the first lockdowm, when large groups were banned from meeting outdoors. the i leads on the same story — it says that the invitation was sent by the prime minister's principal private secretary to more than a hundred people. in the daily mail — witnesses say that boris johnson and his wife carrie were among the a0 guests attending the party. but the prime minister has declined to say whether he was among those there. the times says the prime minister is piling pressure on his scientific advisers to cut the covid isolation period from seven days to five. it comes as health chiefs admit they misread guidance from the us when they opposed a change. the telegraph has a photo of tennis star novak djokovic b

pope benedict xvi failed to act in four child abuse cases, a new report into historic child abuse in the german catholic church has found. the former pope is accused of allowing a priest — who was known to have abused boys — to be transferred to the diocese and work between 1977 and 1982. the lawyers behind the report say they are convinced he was aware of the priest's background. the former pope denies he knew about the priest's crimes. the us secretary of state antony blinken has been meeting key european counterparts in berlin, on a visit aimed at easing tensions over russia and ukraine. yesterday, president biden said he thought vladimir putin would "move in" on ukraine. russia has about 100,000 troops on the border with ukraine. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. american diplomacy is in high gear. antony blinken arriving in germany. seeking unity ahead of his meeting tomorrow with the russians. fresh satellite images appear to show the extent of russia's military build—up close to ukraine. around 100,000 troops at the moment. american officials say more coul

pope benedict xvi failed to act in four child abuse cases, a new report into historic child abuse in the german catholic church has found. the former pope is accused of allowing a priest, who was known to have abused boys, to be transferred to the diocese and work between 1977 and 1982. the lawyers behind the report say they are convinced he was aware of the priest's background. the former pope denies he knew about the priest's crimes. a teenage pilot has become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world. 19—year—old zara rutherford has landed in belgium, finishing herjourney, which began in august last year. she visited over 50 countries during her trip in an ultra—light plane, and hopes that her record will inspire more women to work in stem subjects. and zara has just been speaking to reporters. there she goes, just landing. it is just really crazy. i haven't quite processed it i think. coming here, trying to imagine what it would be like. finally here after five months. i'mjust like. finally here after five months. i'm just super happy. i am just so happy to see them a

pope benedict xvi failed to act in for child abuse cases and a new report into child abuse in the german catholic church has found and he denied the allegations. and found off the coast of tahiti — a giant coral reef discovered in "pristine" condition sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, emma raducanu has revealed that she was advised not to play her second round match at the australian open because of large blisters on her hand. the british number one says she's learned a lot about herself after playing through the pain and taking her opponant danka kovin—ic to three sets before being knocked out. i was struggling with my hand and before the match that with some people in 19 that may be did not want me to play but i wanted to go out there and fight through it. see how far i could get. i thought it was a pretty good learning experience for me. i discovered tools about myself and my game that i did not know i had before so i can take some positives even from this match. meanwhile, andy murray was disheartened after being knocked out by japanese qualifier taro dani

then we go for a slice of licorice pizza by paul thomas anderson and finally, a film starring benedict cumberbatch called the electrical life of louis wain. that looks like something for everyone. tell us about boiling point. a fascinating film shot in one take and it's about stephen graham who struggles with this family and financial woes in a busy night in a restaurant. really an ensemble drama, so everybody working together in a restaurant trying to make a busy night work. let's have a little look. hey, my friday, it's going to be busy, which is good, and we picked some more covers up today. what? so, we're looking at about 100. so, we've got to turn the tables over, but obviously not make people feel rushed, yeah? which we can do. we've got a proposal in tonight. they're going to be sat on here, table 13, so, yeah, treat them like royalty. and a celebrity chef in, alexander skye. who? he's going to be sat in the front. alastair... alastair skye. yeah, yeah, him. he's going to be sat at the front, a bottle of chateau sat on his table, billy, yeah? copy that. good, swearing. brillian

the power of the dog, the gothic western starring benedict cumberbatch. by jane campion. and the boy who has a strange relationship with the cowboy, he won best supporting actor. the other film that won three awards, didn't do that well at the box office, west side story, steven spielberg's remake. they divided into drama and musical quality. —— comedy. rachel zegler won the best actress, and she tweeted her thanks. for someone like her, she is 20 years old, this is her big break. this is her winning best actress and she had to sit at home like everyone else looking at twitter. know she had to sit at home like everyone else looking at twitter.— else looking at twitter. know one did interviews. _ else looking at twitter. know one did interviews. -- _ else looking at twitter. know one did interviews. -- no _ else looking at twitter. know one did interviews. -- no one - else looking at twitter. know one did interviews. -- no one did - did interviews. —— no one did interviews. did interviews. -- no one did interviewe— did interviews. -- no one did interviews. , .,