Tom Bateman
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 35 |
| Date of birth | March 15,1989 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Oxford |
| United Kingdom | |
| Upcoming movies | Cold Pursuit |
| Job | Actor |
| Height | 188 (cm) |
| Current partner | Daisy Ridley |
| Siblings | Merlin Bateman |
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| ID | 399863 |
Tom Bateman Life story
Thomas Jonathan Bateman is an English actor, best known for his roles on the historical fantasy drama series Da Vinci's Demons and in the film Murder on the Orient Express.
Biography
Tom bateman is an english actor.Born on paril 8.1989 in london.England.He is best known for his roles in the films "murdre on the orient express" and "vanity fair".He is 5 feet 11 incehs tall.Weighs around 75 kgs and has blue eyes.He has a slim body type.Education and Career
Tom bateman studied at the royal academy of dramatci art in london and graduated in 2011.He has appeared in several films and television series.Including "da vinci s demons"."jekyll and hyde"."vanity fair" and "murder on the orient express".He also starred in the bbc drama "the tunnel" and the netflix series "the serpent".Relationships
Tom bateman is currently in a relationship with actress daisy ridley.He was previously in a relationship with actress ophelia loviobnd.Most Important Event
The most important event in tom bateman s caerer was his role in the 2017 flim "murder on the orient express".The film was a huge success and earned him critical acclaim.Personal Life
Tom bateman is a libra and his nationality is british.He has two siblings.A brother and a sister.He is not marreid and does not have any childern.His praents are both actors and he has several relatives in the entertainment industry. Tom bateman is a talented actor who has achieved great success in his career.He is a riisng star in the entertainment industry and is sure to have a long and successful career ahead of hi.M.US says Israel hostage deal 'closer than ever'
...By Tom Bateman in Jerusalem & Kathryn Armstrong in LondonBBC NewsA deal to release hostages taken from Israel during Hamas s attacks last month is " closer than ever before" according to a senior US official...
Gaza 'disconnected from the planet' - but messages of fear trickle out
...By Alice Cuddy & Tom Bateman in JerusalemBBC News A voice note arrives from a journalist in a city in central Gaza, where lines of communication have been almost completely eliminated...
Internet out in Gaza as Israel expands operations
...By Tom Bateman and Antoinette RadfordBBC News Jerusalem & LondonThere s been intense Israeli bombardment of Gaza by air, heavier than in previous evenings, while all internet and phone communications appear to be out in the territory...
BBC correspondents answer your questions on the conflict between Israel and Hamas
... Is any food and fuel getting into Gaza? Caroline Kelly asks: Regarding Israel s blockade of Gaza over the last two weeks - does this mean that there is literally no water, fuel and electricity available to the people of Gaza? Middle East correspondent Tom Bateman, in Jerusalem, answers: Israel said it was imposing a " complete siege" on Gaza...
Israel judicial reform: Netanyahu in hospital ahead of key vote
...By Tom Bateman & Malu Cursino BBC News, Jerusalem and LondonIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has had emergency surgery to fit a pacemaker, after being taken to hospital on Saturday night...
Eleven Palestinians killed during Israeli raid in Nablus
...By Tom Bateman in Nablus & David Gritten in LondonBBC NewsIsraeli troops have killed at least 11 Palestinians and wounded dozens more during a raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian health officials say...
Quake-hit Turkey issues 113 building arrest warrants
...By Tom Bateman and Laura GozziBBC News, Hatay and LondonOfficials in Turkey say 113 arrest warrants have been issued in connection with the construction of buildings that collapsed in Monday s earthquake...
Turkey earthquake: Bodies in street after quake as anger grows over aid
...By Quentin Sommerville, Tom Bateman, Anna Foster & Kathryn Armstrongin Antakya, Iskenderun, Kahramanmaras & LondonBodies of people killed in the earthquake in southern Turkey on Monday are being left out on the street as the hunt continues for survivors...
Internet out in Gaza as Israel expands operations
By Tom Bateman and Antoinette RadfordBBC News Jerusalem & London
There's been intense Israeli bombardment of Gaza by air, heavier than in previous evenings, while all internet and phone communications appear to be out in The Territory .
Israel has confirmed its forces are expanding their ground operations.
The Internet monitoring service Netblocks posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, to say there had been a " collapse in connectivity".
The Palestinian Red Crescent says it cannot speak to its teams in Gaza.
" We Are deeply concerned about The Ability of our teams to continue providing their emergency medical services, especially since this disruption affects the central emergency number '101', " they wrote in a post on X.
Meanwhile sirens alerted people in southern Israel to rocket fire from Gaza.
On Friday, the Israeli military again told Gaza City citizens to move south after announcing the expansion of its military operation.
In a press conference, spokesman Daniel Hagari said the military had " increased the attacks in Gaza. The Air Force widely attacks underground targets and terrorist infrastructure, very significantly".
" In continuation of the offensive activity we carried out in The Last few days, the ground forces are expanding the ground activity this evening. "
Currently we can't get hold of people in Gaza with communications still down.
For example The Bbc tried to send a WhatsApp message at 6. 40pm local (nearly Three Hours Ago ) - it still just has a single tick meaning it hasn't been received by the person's phone.
Mobile Phone call attempts just get an unobtainable message.
We've had the same for several other call attempts - Messages and calls aren't going through.
Bbc Arabic reporter Mehdi Musawi tried to reach journalists and health officials in Gaza all Day and could only get short replies on WhatsApp. Eventually, they got through to Gaza's Al Shifa hospital, But by evening all lines of communication were down.
By then, live footage showed complete darkness across the region. The Reporter sent Messages to everyone he had spoken to earlier in The Day - But they did not deliver.
The Palestinian telecoms provider Jawwal says there is a " complete interruption of all communication and internet services with the Gaza Strip in light of the ongoing aggression, " which it says has cut the " last of The International routes" connecting Gaza to the outside world.
We've asked the Israeli military to comment on the communications outage But So Far they haven't responded.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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