that that would be the wrong way. l jessica? laughter jessica? i ve got no idea. laughter that serves jessica? i ve got no idea. laughter that serves me jessica? i ve got no idea. laughter that serves me right, jessica? i ve got no idea. laughter that serves me right, asking - jessica? i ve got no idea. laughter that serves me right, asking a - jessica? i ve got no idea. laughter that serves me right, asking a silly. that serves me right, asking a silly question. jessica, martin, the nation may be interested in this, you are not, and there is no reason you are not, and there is no reason you should be. plenty enough on your plate. thank you both very much. lovely to speak to you again. thank you very much for your company. how was that, as they say. that s the programme, i will be back later in the week. thank you for your company over the last seven days. goodbye. hello, and a very warm welcome as ever to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week s cine
answer, scientists saying they fear falling trust in the prime minister to control the surge because he might have lost the capacity to persuade people. we won t know. we ll wait and see. from all of us, goodbye. hello and a very warm welcome as ever to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week s cinema releases, mark kermode is back. hello, what have you been watching? we have a modern folktale called lamb. steven spielberg s reimagining of west side story. and being the ricardos, revisiting lucille ball. really interesting week. good mixture. yeah. let s start with lamb. i want to sell this to you, 0k? yeah, yeah, i m upforthis, yes. here s the thing, the trailer makes it look like a folk horror in the mould of the witch or something. i m here to tell you it s not that, 0k? i know you don t like horror movies. 0k. no, it does look like that from the trailer. it s not a horror movie at all. noomi rapace who is brilliant in almost everything plays maria, wh
of the witch or something. i m here to tell you it s not that, 0k? i know you don t like horror movies. 0k. no, it does look like that from the trailer. it s not a horror movie at all. noomi rapace who is brilliant in almost everything plays maria, who lives with her partner, on a very, very remote icelandic farm. when a strange lamb is born, they take the lamb into their house and start raising it as their own child. they re completely alone, and we just see the world as they see it. gradually, we start to see the lamb in the same way that they do, as more human than animal. but meanwhile, the sheep that birthed the lamb seems to want it back. still with me? yes. here s a clip. sheep bleats. bleating intensifies. it s so atmospheric there, isn t it? and the landscape is beautiful, yeah. you feel that the score is coming up from the landscape. so here s the thing, this is directed by valdimarjohannsson and written by sjon and i m sure my pronunciation is terrible who
hello this is bbc news. the headlines. u nless unless the government puts further restrictions in place, uk faces a substantial wave of infection next month that might have overwhelmed the nhs. another 633 omicron case as recorded in the 2a hours to saturday, uk s biggest dailyjump in omicron infection so far. 70 people have been killed as a series of devastating traditions strike the midwest. the uk once russia it will face consequences if it invades ukraine. g7 ministers are discussing rising tensions. sportsday will be coming up shortly, before that, though, it s the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and a very warm welcome as ever to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week s cinema releases, mark kermode is back. hello, what have you been watching? we have a modern folktale called lamb. steven spielberg s reimagining of west side story. and being the ricardos, revisiting lucille ball. really interesting week. good mixture. yeah. let s st
on duty, as people from people from across the uk come to the capital. it comes as downing street says the prime minister has full confidence in home secretary suella braverman after growing calls to sack her over an article accusing the police of bias. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young has more. at 11am tomorrow morning, crowds will gather here to mark the end of the first world war. later, in another part of london, tens of thousands will take to the streets, calling for a ceasefire in an ongoing conflict in the middle east. a political row has erupted about the policing of these two events. scotland yard says a huge security operation is under way, far greater and more complex than previous years . we do have intelligence that there will be people coming for a counterprotest, and the police s job this weekend is to keep everybody safe, whether exercising their right to protest, whether coming down to counterprotest, but particularly for those veterans and our really