Vin diesel returns for the eighth installment in the Fast And Furious series. Film criticjames king gives us his verdict on this and the rest of the weeks Cinema Releases. Our main story at 5 the Afghan Government says 36 militants from the so called Islamic State group were killed when the United States dropped one of its biggest non Nuclear Bombs in the Eastern Province of nanggarhar on thursday. The commander of us forces in Afghanistan Generaljohn Nicholson said the attack had been coordinated with the government in kabul, and that no civilians were harmed. But theres also been criticism former afghan President Hamid karzai condemned the bombing as inhuman. Our south asia editor Jill Mcgivering reports. This is american hard power in action. The moment the us dropped, for the first time, the biggest Non Nuclear Weapon it has. It was a moab, nicknamed the mother of all bombs, and it was targeting underground bases in eastern afghanistan, a stronghold of the so called Islamic State group. The us military insists afghan leaders gave full approval. This was the right weapon against the right target. We will continue to work shoulder to shoulder with our afghan comrades to eliminate this threat to the afghan people, especially the people of nangarhar, to the people of the entire region, and indeed, the people around the world. Local people confirm this remote, Harsh Terrain was used by the Islamic State. Translation the bomb was dropped last night on is position and caves. It was really powerful and has been used to destroy all their tunnels and caves. Translation there were daesh bases over there. Last nights bomb was really huge. When it dropped, everywhere was shaking. Afghan leaders say the attack was justified and there are no civilian casualties. But former afghan President Hamid karzai took to social media to condemn it. Back in the United States, President Trump applauded the action and tried to score political points at his predecessors expense. If you look at whats happened over the last eight weeks and compare that, really, to whats happened over the last eight years, you will see theres a tremendous difference. Tremendous difference. We have incredible leaders in the military and we have incredible military. We are very proud of them and this was another very, very successful mission. Newsreader us drops the mother of all bombs. Today, the news still dominates us headlines, as the world digests this latest insight into this new president. Jill mcgivering, bbc news. With me is afzal ashraf, a former raf officer who advised the us command in iraq on counter terrorism. And the americans say this was the right weapon and the right target. Get a right weapon and the right target. Geta might right weapon and the right target. Get a might well have been the right target and the right weapon but the target and the right weapon but the target does not in itself bring a conflict. To bring a conflict you need big ideas as well as big bombs. And do you think President Trump has them . Im not sure. If he has he hasnt articulated them. He has a lwa ys hasnt articulated them. He has always said we are going to fight to win which is in itself a good thing, the military has a reputation and so far western military is in the last three decades dont have a reputation for winning. They have a reputation for winning. They have a reputation for winning. They have a reputation for engaging and if we can reputation for engaging and if We Ca N Reverse Reputation for engaging and if we can reverse that that would be great but how he will reverse it, without an enlightened strategy, a different strategy, is unclear at the moment. Intelligence agencies will have known of the existence of these caves for some time. The question as to be why now . Timing is significant, just a couple of days after the Secretary Of State and his opposite number in moscow, as well as President Putin had a meeting, so there is a significant test sending out a message in to the russians say they are serious about attacking isis, one of the pledges that mr trump made during his election campaign. It sent out a message in advance of the anniversary tomorrow in north korea that should you try and celebrate it with another nuclear associated demonstration then they could be consequences. And it sends out a message to isis as well. Is your suspicion that this is donald trump saying look weve got these weapons, lets use them . Or is he saying to his generals if youve got the weapons, you have my full backing if you want to use them. Where do you think that decision has come from . I think it is probably the latter. Mr trump has always warned to the armed forces, the armed forces have felt previously constrained in previous conflicts by administration is as to what they could do but what is missing isnt so could do but what is missing isnt so much weapons, the us has got the most formidable armed forces in the history of mankind. What is missing is effective strategy. Military strategy. Add political strategy. That has or has been a weakness in modern conflict and there is no indication or political strategy has come blind with elliptical. When we broke the news of the weapon yesterday, what was known of the weapon . Did you know of it existing . It has been around since 2003, designed to primarily penetrate underground bunkers and it does what Nuclear Weapons lovably could do better but of course Nuclear Weapons, at the huge environmental and military prize so this is the next best option. It sends out a message to north korea and others who have stored many of their capabilities underground that those capabilities underground that those capabilities can be attacked and damaged in an unusual manner. M sends a pretty direct message to isis if they where in these caves. What about russia . Isis if they where in these caves. What about russia . Russia will probably view this in a sort of schizophrenic way. They will be glad that isis has been attacked, the thing that they have been championing in syria. I think they will be a little concerned about americas increased involvement in afghanistan because during the drawdown there had been a great deal more involvement both with russia and of irani in afghanistan and that is busy causing a few complications are what i think russia wants from the trump regime is clarity about policy, and it seems that one moment they are pro russian and wanting to work with the russians to get rid of the extremists and the next moment they are going back to the old administrations desire for Regime Change so i think there is a lack of clarity, a lack of stability that is going to cause the russians to worry and be concerned about more than anything else. We started this interview with you talking about the need to win the war. Lets end by saying attacks like this, from the air, history has taught us they dont win anything without the backing of some form of ground troop. Is that going to be the case here . If that will be the case, definitely we have had thousands of americans, Tens Of Thousands of americans, Tens Of Thousands of american and other Coalition Troops drawn down, the conflict has not gone away. What it needs is accommodation of Ground Troops but also a very concerted political solution. You mentioned what mr cars i what mr karzai said, he is on board, you need a Comeback Strategy agreed with afghanistan in neighbours and iran and russia, increasingly getting involved as they are. We need International Strategy and i dont see one coming to the fore right now in advance certainly of the sort of attack. Thank you very much coming in. A Young British woman has been stabbed to death on a train injerusalem. The woman in her early 20s was taken to hospital but died soon after. Police say two other people were also injured during the attack. A 57 year old Palestinian Man has been arrested. Our correspondent tom bateman has the latest from jerusalem. Police and Security Agency shin bet say this is a man of 57 who lived in a palestinian neighbours of eastjerusalem. Neighbourhood of east jerusalem. They said he had been recently released from a Psychiatric Hospital and suggested he had previous criminal convictions, so that may shed some light at the early stage of this investigation into what went on. In terms of the attack we know that this woman was attacked on the citys light rail, the tram network, just outside the Old City Of Jerusalem when this woman was repeatedly stabbed this morning. She was taken to hospital, there was an attempt to resuscitate her that was not successful and she died. Two others were not seriously hurt, a 30 year old woman was pregnant and older man, all in a panic and an older man, all in a panic everyone hurrying to get away when the tram stopped. More details now emerging but it comes at a time when has been heightened security at this time of injerusalem, at this time of year in jerusalem, with authorities aware of the fact of course that many more thousands of people are here, its thejewish passover week, which means that many more people in the old city and christian pilgrims heading for easter festivities as well. The evacuation has begun of as many as 30,000 civilians from four besieged towns in syria. Buses are taking people from rebel held areas west of damascus and from two government controlled towns. Benjames reports from beirut in neighbouring lebanon. Ready to move after a series of delays. Ambulances and buses are taking civilians and fighters from besieged towns in syria. Foua and kefraya are held by the government. Madaya is an opposition town. Another, zabadani, is also part of the deal. It thought people there will begin to be moved as late as saturday. All four towns have been under siege for more than two years but many people didnt want to leave their homes. They call us migrants from our land. Translation we dont know what to say at this time. You feel like youre leaving your land, we are leaving our lives, our hopes, ourfuture, our memory, our past. Un has described the humanitarian situation as catastrophic in these places. Activists shared footage last year that appeared to show people eating grass and leaves from trees to survive. People from the government towns were taken to this opposition held area near aleppo ahead of their onward journey. Critics say starvation is being used as a tactic to force deals like this and redraw the sectarian map of syria in the governments fever. President al assad insists he sees the movement as temporary. Its expected 30,000 people will be moved in this latest deal, the largest of its kind so far. And later in the hour, well be speaking live to Save The Childrens regional manager in the middle east. Stay with us for that. Unions representing half a million teachers say schools in england are facing the worst funding cuts, in real terms, for 20 years. Gathering for their annual conferences, theyre also highlighting a growing shortage of teachers for subjects such as maths and science. The government says £40 billion is being spent on schools this year. In cash terms the highest figure ever. Our education correspondent Gillian Hargreaves reports. St Martins School in essex is a good school. But even here, it has become increasingly difficult to recruit staff, particularly in specialist subjects. At one stage, they had a Science Teacher vacancy for more than a year. But there are also shortages in maths and modern languages. I look at the pool of people that are teaching in those areas and the number of people that are due to retire over the next ten years, and also the number of people that are coming in that arent actually a specialist in the subject area that theyre teaching, and i think that this is really the thin end of the wedge. Teachers are gathering for their conferences at a time of unprecedented anger over cuts. There have been widespread protests from parents and schools who say, without more money, class sizes will go up and Teaching Posts will be cut. The government points out £40 billion is being spent on schools this year, the highest cash figure ever. But teachers say that hasnt taken into account rising costs, like pay, pensions, and the running costs of schools. The Funding Pressure is also beginning to hit parents, something of a concern to the unions. Half of parents are saying theyre making at least one financial contribution to the schools funds, in order to enhance resources, whatever that means, at school level. And many parents are finding that even the cost of School Uniform is something which they can no longer afford. There is also much disquiet about Government Plans to introduce a new wave of grammar schools. Teachers argue money set aside for them would be better spent on existing schools. However, the government says this new wave of grammars would benefit less well off families. Gillian hargreaves, bbc news. This is Bbc News At 5 the headlines 36 militants from so called Islamic State are thought to have been killed after a us Military Strike with a weapon known as the mother of all bombs in afghanistan. A british woman on holiday has been stabbed to death on a tram injerusalem. Schools in england are facing their worst funding cuts in 20 years, a warning from Teaching Unions. In sport, olympic champion Katie Archibald leaves it late to win gold for Great Britain in the womens omnium in the world track championships in hong kong. Jenson button will be back racing formula i car next month. Alonzo races in the indy 500 instead of monaco. And castleford stay top of super league. Ill have more sport later. China has warned that conflict could break out at any moment as tension over north korea increases. Foreign minister wang yi said if war occurred there could be no winner. Adding to chinese unease, President Donald Trump said on thursday that the problem of north korea would be taken care of. Speculation has been growing that north korea may be ready to carry out its sixth nuclear test as soon as this weekend. The bbcsjohn sudworth is in the north korean Capital Pyongyang hes among a group ofjournalists who have been invited into the secretive country to witness the anniversary celebrations. Hes been speaking to passengers on the pyongyang metro system. A trip to the pyongyang Subway Station is a classic stop on any foreign media trip to this city, with the giant soviet style halls and the murals of the ruling family. But as this country prepares to celebrate its Biggest National holiday and as those celebrations are taking place amid one of the periodic peaks in the crisis and tension that often defines north koreas relationship with the outside world, it is, if nothing else, a chance to ask some of the local people what they think. Translation we should have the Nuclear Weapons. If we do not have the Nuclear Weapons the Nuclear Weapon of another country will fall on our soil. You think it keeps the country safe . Translation yes. Yes, thats right, exactly. Translation it doesnt matter whether the americans they make the situation on the Korean Peninsula tense. It doesnt matter, we feel safe because we have the great leader. Of course, all these answers are given under the watchful eye of our government minders. For them, there is a purpose to all of this. The foreign media are invited to north korea to allow it to give its version of ordinary life here, to humanise this country. But theres another purpose too, that is to give this message of unyielding defiant and resilience in the face of international pressure. Labour has accused the government of Rewarding Failure in response to new figures which suggest the government will have to pay millions of pounds more than planned to atos and capita, two private companies which assess people claiming disability benefits. Our Political CorrespondentEleanor Garnier is here. What happened . What happened . These Independence Payments were introduced four years ago in England Wales and scotland and effectively the government pays out more for these contracts than it plans to effectively because the company are doing more work than had been estimated. In order to get these benefits people with disabilities who are work