football news, and we ll get the latest from sydney, where australia are in control after day two of the final ashes test. more on another withdrawal from the australian open, after serena williams announced she wouldn t be competing in melbourne. that s all in fa cup sports day at 6:30pm, but now it s time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week s cinema releases is jason solomons. what have you been watching? this week, we find out what happened when christopher plummer replaced kevin spacey asjohn christopher plummer replaced kevin spacey as john paul getty. christopher plummer replaced kevin spacey asjohn paul getty. that isn t them, actually. that s the next film, hostiles, with christian bale and rosamund pike, the ways of the west revived oral revised. we ll be looking at ben stiller as well, checking into a midlife crisis in brad s status, taking his son on a tour of college campuses and reminiscing about his
the chair of the parole board has apologised unreservedly to victims of the serial sex attacker john worboys, after some of them were not told of his imminent release from prison. the black cab driver was jailed in 2009, for offences against 12 women but detectives later said they believed he d attacked more than 100 women. mps are now calling for an inquiry into why the victims were not informed. our home editor mark easton reports. rapistjohn worboys has become symbolic of the charge that police and prosecutors in england and wales still don t take violent sexual crimes against women seriously enough. the london cabbie, who drugged and raped or sexually assaulted numerous women in the back of his taxi, is to be released after nine years, a parole board decision that has prompted fury and questions, not least were victims ignored? 58 mps have written to thejustice secretary calling for an investigation into why some of worboys‘ victims were not told their attacker woul
hits the shelves, what s the interest been like this side of the pond? i ll be speaking to the boss of waterstones. brewing up a debate about the best way to tackle recycling could a 25p latte levy be the answer? and, as ridley scott s all the money in the world hits the screens, we ll get the verdict on all this week s releases in the film review. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to fa cup sportsday. i m holly hamilton and we re live from anfield ahead of the 230th merseyside derby. it s undoubtedly the tie of the round, bringing together two sides who sit just a few hundred yards apart and who have won the trophy 12 times between them. we ll also be looking ahead to fleetwood s clash with leicester. sadly, there will be no fairytale return for former and i am will perry with all today s other sports news. another high profile casualty reigning australian open champion serena williams pulls out of this year s tour
were not told of his imminent release from prison. the black cab driver was jailed in 2009, for offences against 12 women, but detectives later said they believed he d attacked more than 100 women. mps are now calling for an inquiry into why some victims were not informed and whether their views were sufficiently ta ken into account. our home editor mark easton reports. rapistjohn worboys has become symbolic of the charge that police and prosecutors in england and wales still don t take violent sexual crimes against women seriously enough. the london cabbie, who drugged and raped or sexually assaulted numerous women in the back of his taxi, is to be released after nine years, a parole board decision that has prompted fury and questions, not least were victims ignored? 58 mps have written to thejustice secretary calling for an investigation into why some of worboys‘ victims were not told their attacker would soon be back on the streets. i think it s very difficult at this
tackling the competing demands of religious groups, and the non believing majority. first, the new year brought with it some distressing news, including the deaths of six people, including british businessman richard cousins, in a seaplane accident in australia. the crash was reported extensively on bbc news, too much so for several viewers, including alan winn. he wrote to us on tuesday. you ve been sending us your comments on bbc news output over the christmas and new year period, and one concern that s been voiced was the contrast some perceived in the coverage of two fires that took place on december 29th one in an apartment building in the bronx, new york, which killed 12 people, and one in a restaurant in mumbai, where at least 15 people died. imtiyaz ansari rang that day identifying a discrepancy in the news reporting of the two incidents. it obviously showed a great deal of the fire that took place in the bronx. where 12 people had died. but the same incident of fir