Written for billionaires and delivered for billionaires. Meanwhile, labour has pledged to compensate nearly four million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. In other news, voters in hong kong have turned out in large numbers to vote in local elections, seen as a test of support for the territorys chief executive, carrie lam. Five teenagers have been arrested after a large brawl at a cinema in birmigham last night which saw a number of Police Officers injured. Lets return to that headline story. Five teenagers have been arrested after a large brawl at a cinema in birmigham yesterday evening which saw a number of Police Officers injured. Fights broke out as police attempted to clear around 100 people from the star city leisure complex. Two machetes were seized in the incident. 0ne witness described it as one of the scariest momemts of their life. Jenny kumah is in birmingham. Now many of the people here last night were families with Young Children and they were left shaken and frightened by the outbreak of violence here. They had come to see the new film frozen but they ended up seeing something quite different. The police say they were called at around half past five yesterday afternoon after reports of groups of young people armed with machetes and they say they needed to use tasers to restore order. The recovered two machetes from the scene and they found a knife nearby. In terms of injuries, they say seven Police Officers sustained minor facial injuries and also, today, more details have emerged about the five arrests, they include a 13 Year Old Girl who was arrested on suspicion of assaulting the police. She was arrested alongside a 14 year old boy and a 14 Year Old Girl, and a 19 year old man. A 14 year old boy was also arrested on suspicion of obstructing the police. The police say they are trying to find out the reasons for this outbreak of violence and they would like anyone who took any video footage or photos to forward it to them so they can make more arrests. Birmingham Police Commissioner steve graham said that the police had no warning ahead of the incident, and will continue working to prevent similar behaviour from happening again. They seem to happen spontaneously and as we said earlier on, we are not entirely certain what caused it so we not entirely certain what caused it so we will not get into that speculation, but its reassuring we we re speculation, but its reassuring we were able to deal with it in a relatively short time to make sure the public were safe. We have plans to make more arrests today and Going Forward but it is important to stress we are not just forward but it is important to stress we are notjust about making arrests, from tomorrow morning we will have neighbourhood officers working on schools to try to reassure some of the young people who might have been there and were genuinely scared are not part of the disorder, and to divert other people away from this activity. As weve been hearing, theres been a record turnout for the district elections in hong kong which will give an indication of levels of support for the government after months of pro democracy protests. 0pposition parties hope the results will reflect public anger about how the chief executive, carrie lam, has handled the demonstrations. From hong kong, our correspondent Jonathan Head reports. The queues formed early and ran long right around the block in taikoo shing. Just a local ballot, true, for relatively powerless district councils, but the significance of this first full test of Public Opinion since hong kongs crisis began more than five months ago was not lost on these voters. There are so many people here. Many people are actually waiting for this opportunity to say something. It is like approving or disapproving the legitimacy of the protest. It is an election, one way or the other, so it shows that people in hong kong believe in elections. That is very important. It is not long since the police were doing nightly battle with black clad protesters. Today they were deployed to secure the polling stations. But there was no sign of trouble here. The opposition wants this election to go smoothly, in the hope that a decisive swing in its favour might force chief executive carrie lam, here casting her vote, to make the concessions she steadfastly refused to make in the face of protests which have brought hong kong to its knees. It is already eight hours since voting started and still there are these impressive lines of voters at polling stations. Everyone here knows this is about a lot more than just local councils. They also know that whatever the result of this election, everything depends, in the end, on whether china can be moved to support concessions. Yet still, you can see how important it is for them that their voices are heard. The University Campus which saw such dramatic confrontations only a week ago is quiet now. Ringed by police, the last few determined activists are hiding on its upperfloors refusing to surrender. This stage of the protest is all but over. But once the election is done, the Anti Government campaign will surely resume somewhere else. Jonathan head, bbc news, hong kong. Just some breaking news coming to us from the United States concerning the president ial race. This may or may not surprise you to hear that Michael Bloomberg has announced he is running for president , joining what is of course a very crowded field of democrats, 17 candidates declared already, seeking to take on his fellow billionaire, donald trump. Bloomberg is 77 years old, he says he is running for president to defeat donald trump and rebuild america. We cannot afford four more yea rs of america. We cannot afford four more years of the president s reckless and unethical actions. He is not likely to have an issue with funding that campaign with a personal fortune of around 50 billion, so expected to shake up the race for the president ial nomination among the president ial nomination among the democrats. 0k, the president ial nomination among the democrats. Ok, lets return to the democrats. Ok, lets return to the menus. Boris johnson has unveiled what he described as the most radical agenda for britain at the launch of the partys manifesto in telford in shropshire. He announced a plan for a triple lock, promising to freeze income tax, vat and National Insurance. He also pledged more money for the nhs and zero net Carbon Emissions by 2050. But he said the most critical element of the plan was to make sure britain left the european union. Lets talk to warwick lightfoot, he was a special adviser to three conservative chancellors, and is now the director of economics and social policy at policy ecxhange. Thank you very much for being with us. Thank you very much for being with us. It was something of a damp squib, borisjohnson us. It was something of a damp squib, Boris Johnson describing us. It was something of a damp squib, borisjohnson describing it asa squib, borisjohnson describing it as a partial blueprint for the future, that is not going to set the world on fire . What i have found a new manifesto so far is it is a realistic political document that is set against the constraints that all Politicians Face when they have to make these decisions. The tax pledges are there, we have a very high tax burden at the moment, and i think a centre right party probably has got to suggest how that burden will be constrained. I also think that the issue to do with the triple lock on benefits, i am talking to you, as you know, from berlin in germany, and when you travel outside of the united kingdom, whether it is in north american tour across europe, one realises that the state funded pension benefits in the uk are very modest indeed, and the idea that a government to do anything other than maintain the benefits pretty much as they are, realistically, is to mislead yourself. So far, it sounds to me to bea yourself. So far, it sounds to me to be a sensible reckoning of the constraints that democratic Politicians Face. I am pleased they are exploring the idea of integrating National Insurance with income tax, that would help to create a much more coherent tag system, but you cannot do it unless youre going to do it in the context of some kind of tax cut, because the losses from lasers from integration would be too great otherwise. You mentioned restraint and yet some people criticising the fact that sajid javid is said that he proposes to raise borrowing from 2 to 3 of gdp which would mean finding an extra £100 billion. The interesting thing there, and i think this is a genuine challenge for centre right politicians like conservative ministers, is that the cost of borrowing and servicing Government Debt is a different kettle of fish from what it was ten or 15 years ago, and there is a growing International Consensus from the imf, only this week, the 0ecd, and evenin imf, only this week, the 0ecd, and even in germany, which has strict rules, there is an intense debate about the role of fiscal policy and borrowing. Just because you are going to borrow money, and that cost is less difficult than it once was, does not mean to say it is not without constraints. And yet something of a gear change from a party that has always said it prides itself on not borrowing beyond its means . Yes, you have put your finger on it, borrowing beyond your means. The cost of government that now is very low and the cost of debt service charges. There has never been a problem with governments borrowing, it is making sure that you do not borrow at a faster rate than you allow tax revenue to service the debt. Because the costs are so low, the Public Expenditure constraint is much reduced. People who thought in a different way before, including myself, and people at the imf, the 0ecd, and a number of central banks, a few hundred miles from where i am talking this afternoon, the new head of the 0ecd is trying to persuade governments to consider a looserfiscal is trying to persuade governments to consider a looser fiscal framework than they have had before so this is a change in the consensus of public finances, but i would emphasise i support the change in consensus, it does not mean you can increase the rate of spending without looking at the spending you have when you undertake investments. Sometimes it is the smaller Infrastructure Investments that yield the best and the biggest return to Capital Spending is when you look after what you have already got, and repairing what you have already got should be your number one priority and i was pleased to see greater emphasis on that. 0k, many thanks for your time. 0ther that. 0k, many thanks for your time. Other news. Pope francis has called for a World WithoutNuclear Weapons. He was speaking on a highly symbolic visit to nagasaki, one of japans two cities devastated by atomic bombs during the second world war. Janey mitchell reports. The unspeakable horror of the us atomic bomb attack was how pope francis described the suffering of the victims, encapsulated in this photo of a young boy carrying his dead baby brother on his back in the aftermath. The pope prayed silently in torrential rain at the memorial to the 711,000 people who died, instantly and in the months after the attack in august 19115. Addressing hundreds in waterproofs at ground zero of the bombing, he said Nuclear Weapons were not the answer to the desire for peace and security. Translation convinced, as i am that a World WithoutNuclear Weapons is possible and necessary, i ask political leaders not to forget that these weapons cannot protect us from the current threats to national and international security. We need to ponder the catastrophic impact of their deployment. The 82 year old pope also hit out at what he called the money squandered and the fortune made in the arms trade. The popes message has passionate support from elderly survivors of the nagasaki bomb. Translation even if a third atomic bomb was dropped onjapan, we must not accept a fourth be fired anywhere else, we must not use atomic bombs in retaliation. I dont believe in nuclear deterrence. From the memorial, the pope went on to pray for peace at a mass at a nagasaki stadium, before travelling on to hiroshima, the city hit by the worlds First Nuclear attack three days before nagasaki. The pope is fulfilling a long held ambition with his trip to japan, a country he wanted to visit as a young missionary. Now his message is one many hope will have international resonance. Janey mitchell, bbc news. Sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. Perhaps not great news about the cricket. Not if youre an england cricket fan because they are in big trouble in the first test. They have fallen well behind new zealand on day four and will need to bat out the final day tomorrow to force a draw, and they only have seven wickets in hand. Bj watling continued his brilliant innings making 205 alongside his partner who hit a century as they declared on 615 9, their highest score against england. The partner then took three england wickets for just six runs leaving the site ofjoe root on 55 3 on their second innings at the close. England will struggle to recover after the impressive batting display from new zealand. It is a mindset. It isa from new zealand. It is a mindset. It is a case of application and discipline, and it is not something a lot of the modern day players enjoy. It is more their natural game to play in that fashion, but, some of the other england players want to be aggressive and positive so it will be a real challenge for them, to show the necessary discipline, and to take a leave out of watlings book of denial, really and backing their defence, leaving the ball well. It is important they do rotate the strike, and they dontjust get stuck blocking the ball all the time, but, it is low risk batting, thatis time, but, it is low risk batting, that is what we want, building some partnerships and getting england to safety. Now rangers are back level on points with celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after they won 31 this scottish premiership after they won 3 1 this afternoon. Rangers went ahead seven minutes in, thanks to a great finish from ryan jack. But louis smith levelled for the accuse sips not long after that and the games decisive moment came before the break. Another great strike from ryan kent restored the lead and added a third late on. They are in second place behind celtic on goal difference. The days other scottish premiership game aberdeen are leading stjohnstone by a goal to nil. They are at approaching half time in that game. In rugby unions European Championship sharks beat la rochelle. Sale could have capitalised on the advantage, they didnt particularly, although it was chris ashton that sealed victory with this try after the break. Spainsjohn with this try after the break. Spains john ram with this try after the break. Spainsjohn ram has won the final event on the world tour championship in dubai. He finishes at europes number one golfer, he we vies with Tommy Fleetwood for the honours and he needed to birdie the final hole to beat him. The race to dubai which replaced the old 0rder to beat him. The race to dubai which replaced the old order of merit has only ever been won by one other spanish golfer and that was seve ballesteros. Ram said he was proud of himself for achieving something seve had once done. That is all the sport for now. There is more on the website. We will have more for you at round 5. O. Thank you. I will be back with you at 11. 00. First it is time for the rim review. Hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through this weeks releases, as ever, mark kermode. Hello, mark. Hello. Something for everyone this week. We have harriet, which is a true story of bravery. We have frozen 2. Let it go, again. And 21 bridges, a 705 inflected crime thriller. Well, let it go has of course been an earworm all day. Of course, of course. But lets start with harriet, which im really hoping you are going to tell me is really good. It is really good. Good so this is a film about a former slave turned abolitionist Harriet Tubman. Cynthia erivo is the woman who escapes slavery, makes her own way to philadelphia where she meets up with the underground railroad, who cannot believe that she has made this journey pretty much under her own steam. Heres a clip. So where are the others . Werent no others. You know, you can trust me. Im a friend. Who whod you make the journey with . I left my husband and family. It wasjust me and the lord. Well, i dont know if you know how extraordinary this is but by some miraculous means, you have made it 100 miles to freedom, all by yourself. Would you like to pick a new name . To mark your freedom . Most ex slaves do any name you want. They called my mama rip. But her name harriet. I want my mama name and my husband. Harriet tubman. Wow. You really have to remember that Cynthia Erivo is british as well. Remarkable. It is a really brilliant performance. The tag line is be free or die. There is talk about it doing a Harriet Tubman biopic for quite a long time i think 20 years ago is when they started talking about it and no. I mean, it is a really inspirational story. She is terrific in the title role. It is very well kasi lemmons and the co writer Gregory Allen howard do a really good job of taking a quite complex historical story and compressing it into something which works as a really sort of adventurous, engrossing narrative on screen. 0n the one hand, you have the grit of the story, the horror of the story. In the way the film is shot, you get i dont know if you remember this, but wit