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Published 13:50 29 Sept 2022 BST

Deepcake aims to become the world's largest talent agency, bringing actors both living and dead back to the big screen, ITV reports.
CEO Maria Chmir has said discussions are underway to strike similar deals with film studios and the estates of dead stars.
She said: "We create digital twins of celebrities and the actual production process doesn’t require the physical presence of a celebrity on stage.
"It means comics like Charlie Chaplin and Kevin Hart can interact in one frame now."
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