Shadowing the newsreader
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Barbie's in town and London's turned pink to celebrate.
The long anticipated Barbie film finally had its European premiere in the city, and the cast turned out to walk the pink carpet.
Australian actress Margot Robbie plays the lead role.
Born in 1958, people of all ages have now grown up with the Barbie doll.
Often criticised for presenting an unrealistic female form, the film's director, Greta Gerwig's used the script to help turn Barbie into a feminist icon.
Across the decades Barbie as a doll has evolved.
In the movie, we see President Barbie, Judge Barbie, gymnast Barbie while, also reflecting the real world, there are now dolls of various shapes and sizes as well as different ethnicities.
Ziya Haji is delighted to see this diversity showcased in the film.
With telephone boxes, taxi cabs and iconic London landmarks turned Barbie pink for the occasion, is this an opportunity to rehabilitate pink from just a baby girl colour to a powerful colour worn by anyone?
Emerald Fennell plays one of Barbie's friends in the film.
Whatever people's thoughts about the colour, for Atha Akumia, Barbie just has to wear pink.
