good morning, welcome to breakfast with chris mason and rachel burden. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. iran has complained to britain's ambassador in the country after the uk government accused it of involvement in the attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. the iranian authorities deny being involved. amid the growing tensions, the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, good morning, welcome has begun a new hunger strike. to breakfast with chris mason she denies any wrongdoing. and rachel burden. simonjones reports. our headlines today: as a british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying begins a hunger strike. her husband stages his own outside the iranian embassy demonstration outside the iranian embassy. in london, alone tent symbolising the growing tensions between the uk and tehran. it comes amid rising tensions the husband of nazanin between the two countries over zaghari—ratcliffe camping outside the building to try to attacks on two oil tankers make his voice heard. in the gulf of oman. a transatlantic row over a series his wife remains injail of violent deaths in london following her arrest at tehran — donald trump launches a twitter airport, after visiting her family attack on the city's mayor three years ago, accused of being a spy, which sadiq khan. she has always denied. exposed — the illegal trade in rare eels we are camping out in solidarity, from britian‘s rivers she has gone on hunger to the far east. tyson fury delivers strike in iran. a knockout performance in las vegas.

in the last hour the heavyweight fighter has convinvingly beaten the previously undefeated tom schwarz in the second round. and we're with the next generation of cricketers ahead of today's world cup match between pakistan and india. we can't see that, but said if she was going on hunger strike a beautiful sunrise out there we would do it here. but obviously you can see me, and i am doing it as well. earlier, but beware showers and nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's case is intricately connected with the difficult relationship thunderstorms that may be heading between the uk and iran, your way. which has just become even more tense. london has accused tehran of being behind attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman, one it's sunday the 16th ofjune. our top story: iran has complained of the world's busiest waterways. iran says that isn't true, to britain's ambassador making its displeasure known in the country after the uk government accused it of involvement in a meeting with the foreign secretary. in the attacks on two oil tankers jeremy hunt, who met mr radcliffe yesterday, in the gulf of oman. as said compassion should be shown the iranian authorities to nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe deny being involved. to allow her to return home. amid the growing tensions, for he and his supporters the wait the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, continues, with no response yet has begun a new hunger strike. from the iranian authorities. she denies any wrongdoing. simonjones reports. outside the uranian embassy in

london, alone tent symbolising the president trump has reignited his feud with the mayor growing tensions between the uk and of london, sadiq khan, calling him a "national disgrace". tehran. the husband of nazanin he made the comments on twitter following five attacks in london which left three men dead zaghari—ratcliffe camping outside the building to try to make his in less than 2a hours. responding to mr trump's tweets, voice heard. his wife remains in the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said it was "absolutely awful" jail following her arrest at tehran to use the tragedy of death to attack the mayor. airport, after visiting her family former conservative leadership contender, esther mcvey has come out three years ago. accused of being a in support of borisjohnson, spyr three years ago. accused of being a spy, which she has always denied. we ahead of the first televised leaders debate this evening. mrjohnson, who is the favourite are camping out in solidarity, she to succeed theresa may has gone on hunger strike in iran. as prime minister, will not be taking part in the debate. he has chosen instead to wait we can't see her, but obviously you until tuesday to face his rivals. protesters in hong kong say they'll can see me, and i am doing it as push ahead with a mass rally later well. nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe's despite the government's decision to suspend a controversial bill. case is intricately connected with they want chief executive, carrie lam to resign and scrap the plan which would allow extradition to mainland china. the difficult relationship between the proposed bill led to mass demonstrations and sparked some of the worst violence seen in years. the difficult relationship between the uk and iran, which hasjust become even more tense. london has accused tehran of being behind attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman, one of the world's busiest waterways. iran says that isn't true, making its feelings

known in a meeting with the foreign secretary. jeremy hunt, who met mr radcliffe yesterday, as said these are live pictures, there has been some dispute about how many compassion should be shown to people have been taking place. some nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe to allow her to return home. for he and his of the protesters have been saying up of the protesters have been saying up to of the protesters have been saying uptoa of the protesters have been saying up to a million have taken part, but supporters to wait continues, with no response yet from the uranian it isa up to a million have taken part, but it is a much less than that the official estimate. authorities. and simon is outside we can see some umbrellas, a symbol the iranian embassy for us this morning. how long is this protest of the protests a few years ago. expected to last? difficult to estimate numbers at the moment. complaints against black and asian mr radcliffe has spent his first doctors are more likely to be investigated than white doctors according to figures seen by the bbc. data from the general medical night, no doubt uncomfortable in council also suggests doctors that tent, outside the embassy. he from ethnic minorities says he will remain here as long as are proportionately more likely to be suspended or struck off. his wife remains on hunger strike in jail in tehran. he is on hunger the gmc say its processes strike as well, she has previously are reviewed regularly to ensure been onto hunger strikes before to they're free from discrimination. try to raise awareness of her case. the illegal international trade in one of the uk's most endangered

the family say they have three main species the european glass eel has demands. their ideal goal is that been exposed by a bbc investigation. countryfile has uncovered she should be released immediately an international black market, back to her family. with smugglers using suitcases to take the eels from uk rivers she should be released immediately back to herfamily. they she should be released immediately back to her family. they say if that to asia where they are doesn't happen they think the british ambassador should be granted farmed as a delicacy. access to her in jail, british ambassador should be granted access to her injail, something they say hasn't happened for the campaigners are now calling for tougher enforcement last three years. if that fails, of the laws to protect richard radcliffe says he would like a visa so he can travel to the the critically—endangered species. country to make the case. they told me earlier that they have been watching the growing tensions between britain and iran with the first mass has been held at notre—dame cathedral since the devastating fire that left concern. they are not sure it will much of the building destroyed help the case. that is a difficulty two months ago. the service was attended by clergy for the british government, on the and those helping to rebuild the 800—year—old parisian landmark, one hand castigating the country for the role they played in these they all had to wear hard hats for safety. attacks on tankers, and in the other way pleading that they could show some compassion and release nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. president trump has reignited his the french president emmanuel macron feud with the mayor of london, has set a goal of 2024 to complete sadiq khan, calling him a "national disgrace". the cathedral's restoration. he made the comments on twitter following five attacks in london that is the news this morning. left three men dead in less than 2a hours. hugh's here with the sport. let's speak to our political correspondent, nick eardley. nick, jeremy corbyn and news of another brilliant

victory for tyson fury overnight. i was going to say he barely broker —— has now waded in? yes, he has indeed. accusing the us broke a sweat, but he is quite sweaty. president of spreading hateful it was more like a broadway show rhetoric. no secret at all that that a boxing match. he came in donald trump and sadiq khan have a dressed in an uncle sam outfit reminiscent of apollo creed, if you bit of beef, quite frankly. they like the rocky movies, and in the have been involved in pretty public spats before. as you say, this one end serenading his wife, singing is in response to a spate of violent attacks in london over the weekend. aerosmith, i don't want to miss a i think we can show you exactly what thing. tyson fury made quick work donald trump said in that sweet... of the previously undefeated heavyweight tom schwarz in las vegas. fury entered the ring wearing he shared controversial comments the the american stars and stripes from katie hopkins, the commentator. on his shorts and didn't take long to stamp his authority in the ring. he produced a ruthless display we haven't had a direct response and eventually stopped the german fighter in the second round, his opponent's corner throwing in the towel to end from sadiq khan's team to this, but a one—sided contest. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has tweeted, saying... josh warrington retained his ibf world featherweight title with a split—decision points win against british rival

kid galahad in leeds. galahad frustrated the champion throughout the fight, grappling to kill any flow throughout, but warrington did enough to edge it. all of this comes on the back of he is hoping that would be his last public spats the two have had in the fight in his home city before a potential unification fight past. sadiq khan criticised the in the united states. decision to roll out the red carpet when donald trump was here. that england's justin rose will go into the final round of the us open state visit a couple of weeks ago, later today just one shot off the lead. there was the infamous baby blimp, topping the leaderboard still is the american gary woodland, and the mayor got some criticism for who will begin the day 11 under par at pebble beach. allowing that to fly over parliament but rose, who's 2013 us open win remains his only major victory, square when donald trump was here. is breathing down his neck — in response, president trump called he moved to ten under after another sadiq khan at the time "a stone cold impressive round in california. loser". not much of a special rory mcilroy is still among the chasing pack and is five shots relationship there. off the lead. former conservative leadership contender, esther mcvey has come out in support of borisjohnson, ahead of the first televised leaders debate tonight. i'm not chasing, really. iam mrjohnson, who is the favourite i'm not chasing, really. i am so close to gary that i will play my to succeed theresa may as prime minister, will not be taking part in the debate, however. game tomorrow and i think it will be he has chosen instead to wait dictated by the pin placement and

the weather tomorrow as to how aggressive you can be and what it until tuesday to face his rivals. will take to win. i make no a surgeon who served time in prison predictions about how it is going to for killing a patient feel tomorrow. before his conviction was quashed has raised concerns about the way black and ethnic minority doctors are treated by the professional regulator. i have been pleased with howl figures obtained by the bbc suggest played all week. i think i did the the general medical council is more right things yesterday, but ijust likely to investigate complaints against bame doctors than those need to get a bit more out of the who are white. round tomorrow that i did today and lam round tomorrow that i did today and i am expecting the conditions to be here's amara sophia—elahi. similar, but i could see the course getting a little firmer and faster, and being a touch trickier. i had lost my salary, i had lost my australia are at the top of the men's cricket world cup reputation, i lost myjob. standings after beating sri lanka at the oval. i had lost my salary, i had lost my reputation, i lost my job. david is australia got off to a slow start a respected colorectal surgeon with but then their captain aaron finch kicked them into life, making 153, over 20 years of experience in the the joint—highest innings nhs and private sector. in 2010 a of the tournament so far. sri lanka looked like they might patient died under his care. he was chase the target of 335 at one point but after the openers fell, investigated by the gmc, then the rest followed very quickly. charged and convicted of gross australia winning by 87 runs. negligence manslaughter. he was later cleared on appeal after serving 15 months of a two—year elsewhere, south africa claimed their first victory prison sentence. he believes his of the tournament with a nine wicket victory over afghanistan in a rain

race played a part in the way his affected match in cardiff. case and others have been handled. the general medical council, our later today, it's the most eagerly anticipated match of the world cup regulator, investigates a so far as india and pakistan battle it out at old trafford. disproportionate number of black and ethnic minority doctors. we should an estimated global audience of one billion will tune in for the clash, all proportionately take the blame with tickets exchanging hands for hundreds of pounds. rain is forecast for later in the day in manchester. for when things go wrong, and things in the build—up both camps have playing down the significance do go wrong in medicine after all of the fixture. the. black and asian doctors make up around a third of the workforce in the uk, yet they are over represented in fitness to practise any game that you play for your cases. figures obtained by the bbc show that over a five year period, 44% of complaints made against black country can be emotional, adrenaline filled, so no—one game is more doctors led to investigations. for important or more special for us asian doctors it was a0%. and for than the other. as cricketers who white doctors it was just 29%. they have been selected to play for our also revealed 12% of black doctors country our responsibility is to we re treat every game equally, because also revealed 12% of black doctors were suspended or erased from the you have to be committed to play for medical register after an your country in every game. investigation by the medical practitioners tribunal service. that is more than double the proportion there is pressure in every game and

of white doctors. the gmc said it is every game carries the same amount of points. there is a massive hype not complacent about its own processes , not complacent about its own thatis of points. there is a massive hype processes, being free from that is created by the media, really. we are comfortable that we discrimination, which is wired regularly and independently gets them reviewed. has commissioned can get out there and perform, and research to understand better why black and asian doctors are we are so can get out there and perform, and we are so excited about the opportunity tomorrow. at the women's world cup, the netherlands secured their place disproportionately complained about, investigated and sanctioned. they in the last 16 with a game to spare after beating cameroon 3—1. destroyed my profession, they arsenal striker vivianne miedema destroyed my profession, they destroyed my profession, they scored twice for the dutch — destroyed my career. somebody surely at the same time making should have been held to account for her her country's all time record goalscorer. that, but nobody — i didn't get any apology, nothing. canada are also through to protesters in hong kong have vowed the knockout stage after they beat to push ahead with a rally today, new zealand 2—0. despite the government's decision both goals came in the second half to suspend its controversial bill to secure their progression to allow extradition to the last 16. to mainland china. protest leaders urged chief executive carrie lam to resign and permanently scrap the plan. in cycling britain's lizzie deignan the proposed law led is the women's tour champion to mass demonstrations for the second time. and sparked violent clashes. she won byjust two seconds, the narrowest margin of victory in the history of the event. it's her first title since giving our south asia correspondent, birth to her daughter nine months ago. stephen mcdonell, joins us now. four time tour de france winner chris froome says he's focused

on ‘getting back to his best‘ after his high speed watmore do they need to hear? crash on wednesday. clearly there is a fear that this might re—emerge at some stage, that the briton suffered a fracture to his neck, as well as a broken it hasn't quite been dealt with as leg, hip, elbow and ribs. categorically as these protesters the collision occurred might like. i think that the during a practice ride before stage four of the criterium du dauphine. government possibly hope to take the current tour champion geraint thomas stea m government possibly hope to take the steam out of this protest movement says he hopes froome returns soon. with its humiliating back down he knew he was about to crash, it wasn't just boom and yesterday and, when it put this move he knew he was about to crash, it wasn'tjust boom and you are on the floor before you know it, it is one to introduce a bill to extradite of those we are trying to save it and that is the worst as well. it people to mainland chinese courts sounds like he was lucky to come away with the damage he has done, it controlled by the communist party, could have been a hell of a lot worse, which i guess is a positive ina bad worse, which i guess is a positive in a bad sort of scenario. but he on the back burner for now. but as you can see behind me, people are has the best care around him now so pouring into victoria park wearing hopefully he can get back on the black for yet another demonstration bike soon. london broncos have pulled off to oppose this move. they are saying another shock in the super league. the bottom side followed up victory the government putting this off for the government putting this off for the moment isn't enough, they wanted cancelled for ever, and many also over st helens with a win over

blame the leader of the city, carrie lam, for the ill will and clashes catalans dragons. rhys williams was amongst the try that have happened that we have scorers in perpignon, going over twice, as his side won 30 points to 12. seen, running street battles, riot broncos are still bottom but only police clearing tens of thousands of on points difference now. elsewhere, hull kr beat warrington. protesters from the streets. they in hockey, ireland's women have earned a place in the olympic blame carrie lam for all of this qualifiers. they beat the czech because she introduced this bill and republic 4—0 in the fih series semi—final in banbridge. now many of them want her to resign, they'll take on korea so short of her resignation and a in the final later today. com plete so short of her resignation and a complete abolition of this proposal, they will keep protesting. we were hearing both sides ahead of the illegal international trade in one of the uk's most endangered the cricket playing down the significance of the match, but it is species the european glass eel has been exposed by a bbc investigation. huge, isn't it? in manchester last a team from countryfile posing as fishermen were approached night, cricket fans from india and by dealers in china and russia pakistan, a real sense that... i who wanted to break an export ban. here's countryfile'sjoe crowley. suppose the key thing is that they don't meet that often because of the politics. teams don't often meet to often in cricket, the way test our rivers are home to a range of wildlife, including the european matches were, but a world cup game glass eel. but today it is a between the two couldn't be more important and it will be hugely critically endangered species, with watched and hopefully a good match. laws including an export ban in

the clash in cricket between india place to protect it. but it is also and pakistan today is generating enormous excitement at the heart of a £3 billion in britain's south asian community despite the fact few play criminal network, fuelled by demand for its meat as a delicacy in asia. it is the most trafficked animal by the sport professionally. numberand by it is the most trafficked animal by number and by value. they leave here the england cricket board hopes at1 euro each, and one year later to change that with the introduction of thousands of coaches across the country. monika plaha has been have been grown on in the 900 eagle in birmingham to find out more. farm of inland china, just behind south asian women can play sports. hong kong, it is worth 10 euros. so they don't have to stay in the kitchen and cook and be a housewife, 1 euro turns to 10 euros, and that they can come out and prove that they can come out and prove that they are just as good as males. as a is pretty tempting. international buyers are offering up to seven young woman, jasmine never dreamt of times the value of a catch. i posed playing cricket, let alone becoming a coach. when i was younger there asa times the value of a catch. i posed was no opportunity for me to play as a fisherman online with deals to cricket. but for me i have introduced it to my kids, i can see sell, and was soon contacted by them going forward in it and i will push them now to take the sport on. international sellers looking to export them from the eu illegally. i she is one of 2000 female south asian volunteer coaches set to coteach cricket across the country over the next four years. to inspire

the next generation of diverse have never done this before, how would we do it? cricketers. this is what you call an all—star session. it is a programme set up by the england and wales cricket board which aims to give children as young as five the i see, isee, ok, i see, ok, ok. opportunity to bat, bowl and field isee, ok, ok. if it i see, ok, ok. if it is that easy, under the supervision of their what can be done to stop this illegal trade? do you need more coach. have you all had fun today? resources , illegal trade? do you need more resources, different legislation?” yes! i want to be a cricket player think a greater understanding of the when i'm older. it is notjust a man problem. this is a major crime. once sport, it is lady sport. anyone can we can get people to understand the play cricket. it isjust all man and severity of the problem we might be able to get somewhere. campaigners i was wondering what would it look are calling for tougher enforcement like if women were playing cricket. of the laws protecting this critically endangered species. 2.5 million people across the country play cricket. south asians and you can seejoe's full report on countryfile on bbc one make up nearly a third of that tonight at 7:00. number. but when it comes to playing professionally it is a different story. we know that if we have let's take a look at what's projects like this in place to making the headlines in this morning's papers. empower south asians, we will slowly get there and there will be a better

representation in the coming years. which is why a mental and coach like the sunday telegraph has a picture of borisjohnson. the sunday telegraph has a picture of boris johnson. it the sunday telegraph has a picture of borisjohnson. it is talking about theresa may, the current pm, this woman is all the more important who wants to spend billions on schools. some are interpreting it as ina male this woman is all the more important in a male dominated sport. when you an attempt to tie the hands of walk in they expect demand to be standing there, and they see an whoever succeeds her. at the moment, asian lady with a headscarf coming that appears to be borisjohnson. in to coach them, and they are a bit taken aback. it is quite a good response, especially from the girls. but there is a long way to go, isn't they love it, they really like it. there? it gives us an idea of how this cricket match may be over, but adrenaline will be running high for the two rival countries taking to the two rival countries taking to the field today. and of course, the much westminster is factoring in borisjohnson being much westminster is factoring in boris johnson being the much westminster is factoring in question everyone's mind is who is borisjohnson being the next pm, going to win that match? india or with talks about how might sit around the cabinet table. the pakistan? india! pakistan! contenders are still in the race might end up with seniorjobs. they are all mentioned in the sunday well, they are excited. we are excited to talk to tomasz. we always

times. the observer looks at a survey of are on a sunday morning. and you are excited to be here, tomasz. british attitudes, pre— brexit and absolutely. they have been up for hours and hours. it is great at this time of year when you wake up early, post—brexit, and they talk about the country being more polarised and it is so light, by four o'clock it pessimistic than it has been for decades, and angry as well, as you is almost broad daylight. the skies can see from the headline. also, a warning to boris johnson looked beautiful first thing. can see from the headline. also, a warning to borisjohnson that are nodal plan could trigger an early is almost broad daylight. the skies looked beautifulfirst thing. the clouds are increasing. not so clear election. ido like election. i do like my politics but they must anymore. showers are already be space for other stories. in the approaching south—western parts of mail on sunday, this story suggests the country. you can see clouds spinning around, this low pressure that has been here for a thousand million years. that has been driving that whey from the wensleydale cheese factory will be used to power the weather for sometime. showers could bring thunder, lightning, hail and gusty winds as well. i don't a bio powerstation, so it can wa nt to and gusty winds as well. i don't want to paint a picture of too much provide loads of heat. she's toasty, doom and gloom, because they will be some turnaround as well. if you are as the headline says. —— cheese. not prepared for the downpours today you may have to run for cover, make a dash for it. there could be quite heavy. again, a lot of sunshine that is a great story. around as well. a changeable day. another good reason to eat cheese, as if we needed it. not rapidly so. but it could be from

one exam to the other in some parts. disappointing in the north. some wet the all—importa nt look at weather moving into northern ireland, scotland, the lake district the all—important look at sunday's weather. people may be planning day this evening and overnight. most of trips here and there. tomasz, what us this evening and overnight. most of us tonight, they should just about is the weather going to do for them? stay dry. not quite as cold as this it is looking pretty good for them. morning, 13 in the south, 11 in the north. last night on the borders of if you are an early bird it is so scotland, temperatures dipped down toa scotland, temperatures dipped down to a couple of degrees above early at the moment. the weather is freezing. june. it happens. the low not looking too bad across some parts of the country for a few hours. in the afternoon it is going to change. we have heavy showers on pressure still with us on monday. their way. this is the satellite look at the big high across europe. it is trying to squeeze in. that means that across the south—east and east anglia tomorrow the weather is image from overnight and this morning. you can see a big lowjust not looking so bad. closer to the low, scotland and northern ireland, to the west of our neighbourhood. it plenty of showers. again, these will send showers in our direction, could be heavy and thundery. widely increasing winds as well. could have into the high teens across england and wales, more like the mid teens some pretty big thunderstorms and parts of the country, not everybody. in scotland. there is tuesday's they may bring hail, gusts of winds. weather forecast. tuesday starts off petinos, sunshine, then the clouds it won't last for an awfully long will increase. overall, not a bad day. the idea is that later on time. maybe half—an—hour, something like that, then it is back to sunshine. it is not all bad. they

tuesday clouds will drift in from could hit almost anywhere today. not all of them will be thundering. some the south. probably eastern parts of the south. probably eastern parts of the uk. at the moment the thinking of us could get spots of rain. does macro thundery. this evening it is probably some late evening thunderstorms tuesday night into wednesday. it will be brought by this weather system coming in from the south. you can see the blue. looks as though it will turn wet in more of an easterly track with those northern ireland, scotland, the lake district as well. showers for many of us. proper weight at least for a downpours into early wednesday. the outlook for the next few days, here time in the north—west of the uk. —— are the showers there in the south wet. temperatures not as low as the midweek. temperatures will rise a little bit, committee will go up, night gone. monday, back to earth too. i don't know if you can cool that a dose of summer. is that even for most of us. this is where the started properly yet? 20 degrees by good weather is, cross, a high the end of the week. it looks like temperatures will go back down after pressure system. some of the fine weather will be in place across a brief bump up. but you. a dose of south—eastern areas and east anglia tomorrow. some sunshine here. pretty summer. a smidgen of summer. thank decent as well. it will feel warmer. showers again with thunder are more you. we will speculate on. it is 12 minutes to seven. let us find out than likely across parts of scotland and northern ireland. quite a what is happening in the world of contrast between the north and the south of the uk. and the trend for technology, here's click.

slightly better weather continues into tuesday and wednesday, not dry completely, some showers around. it all completely, some showers around. it a ll started completely, some showers around. it all started to feel a little warmer from tuesday into wednesday nationwide does macro it will start. tuesday into wednesday, with the warmer weather is the risk of giant alien heads, pokemon gyms, and massive queues to get into the los angeles further showers. sometime tuesday night into wednesday the thinking is convention centre. that some big downpours will drift for hard—core gamers, in from the south. maybe slightly this can only mean one thing — humid air, slightly more humid air it's time for the electronic and warmth. you can see temperatures entertainment expo. rising and hitting around 2a orjust plain old e3 to those in the know. degrees. then after that it looks almost a quarter of a century on from the very first show, like it will cool off again. a blip it's now the premier event in the gaming calendar, with over 70,000 people making in the temperature and back down again. back to you two. we will be dodging it a bit, showers today. the annual pilgrimage again. back to you two. we will be dodging it a bit, showers todaym has a british somerfield to the to the show floor. weather. this time last year, dear member? the heatwave —— summerfeel

——do you remember? although, why they need a rock—climbing wall i'm member? the heatwave —— summerfeel --do you remember? 18 minutes past not quite sure. six. time now for the film review. and so we sent sent along our very own gaming gurus, kate russell and marc cieslak, to see what everyone will be talking about this year. this e3 is a little bit different, though. since 2017 the public has been allowed in — before that this was a games industry—only affair. usually, playstation and xbox hold giant computing press conferences hello, and welcome to to show off their latest software and hardware. the film review on bbc news. however, playstation isn't we've got mark kermode taking us through this week's cinema releases. what have you got in store for us? attending e3 2019 at all... a very mixed bag, we have ..and that left xbox men in black: international, is the only big games company — which is the fourth instalment with an actual piece of hardware — in the ongoing sci—fi series, we have the hummingbird project, doing a press briefing. which is a film about obsession, and a child's eye view get ready... of the world in we the animals. in typically bombastic fashion, you always have a mixed bag, don't you? xbox's event is big and loud. yeah. please welcome keanu reeves. men in black, i remember keanu reeves brought some star power to proceedings, turning on the charm. seeing the first one, audience member: you're breathtaking! i didn't think they you're all breathtaking! would make three more. yeah, i think you're not alone in that. i thought the first was great. as it was revealed, he'll be appearing in the highly anticipated i remember seeing the first one cyberpunk 2077, which will be released in april next year.

and being really surprised by how as well as this, we got glimpses of gears of war 5 and minecraft smart and funny it was. role—playing spinoff i like barry sonnenfeld. minecraft: dungeons. i liked the special effects, i thought the story was well told. but in the battle between playstation, xbox, and nintendo for domination second one, terrible, of the games console market, third one, not great. now the fourth instalment, the biggest announcement which is attempting to kind wasn't a new game. xcloud is microsoft's new games streaming service, of breathe new life into it. allowing xbox games to be played on a host of devices, like smartphones, by streaming so we have tessa thompson is molly, the games' visuals from a microsoft data centre. who as a child met an alien, i'm streaming a game using xcloud right now. nobody believed her, this is actually an xbox one console who would believe a child who met game that i'm playing on a mobile phone. an alien, and so she decides she wants to become one of the men in black, she pursues this dream. now, normally, of course, she finally meets up a mobile phone wouldn't be powerful enough to play a game like this one. with emma thompson's agent 0. who does actually allow her tojoin the men in black. they have a discussion about "men in black?" emma thompson says, "yeah, i know, the game itself is actually i've had the discussion, they're very attached to the name." being hosted on a console inside a server 400 miles away. she's then teamed up with chris hemsworth in an adventure the service will preview in october. which involved extraterrestrials and the most powerful weapon ever in the universe and also there isn't any word on pricing yet, though. kumail nanjiani playing this tiny but while streaming movies and tv little character, pawny, shows is fairly commonplace, who is essentially a pawn in a chess big questions are being asked

set who is looking for a queen. about this kind of technology and if games can be here's a clip. reliably streamed over excuse me, what happened here? domestic internet connections. we had the best party. kanye showed up and dropped like a whole new album. one of the biggest comments that look around, we got we've had from our readers our as—is kicked! my queen! i'll never serve another. on our site is about the performance i must end my own life in the most and how fast the internet that painful way possible. you have at home is going to be able i don't think that she would want to support this kind you to, you know... of game streaming. who are you to know what a queen you know, people are struggling would or wouldn't want? to run 4k netflix, long youtube videos, and things like that, are you a queen? are you going to be able well, i mean, to the extent that all women are, yes. to have the internet speeds but no, no. to match that performance? i'm not a queen. imagine streaming tv and movies you know what she is, as data travelling down a one—way though, is an agent. is that a title? street in the direction it is a title. of your television, computer, maybe the best way to honour or mobile device. streaming video games the dead is to go on living. is a lot more complicated. yes. i pledge loyalty eternally to you, agent m. here we have a 2—way stream. no, no, no, i'm not interested in a subject. too late, it's done, in one direction, we've i've pledged the loyalty. i wish you'd said no, no, no before. and if you should die before i, got the graphics — i promise to end my own life... ..in the most painful way possible. now, you didn't laugh during that. that's the on—screen visuals — no. laughter. that's some of the best and then in the other direction we have the inputs that the player is making to control stuff in the film. the game they're playing. right. all of this has to happen did you laugh? no. incredibly quickly. i think that that character if it doesn't, well, is the funniest character in the film and i did have a few then the whole thing breaks down.

despite these reservations, games developers believe that chuckles during it. although quality might sometimes be an issue, modern home networks can handle it. the main problem is men in black was really good but you're right, didn't necessarily need all these sequels? it's not terrible, it's just terribly ordinary. there's an awful lot of visual effects going on, there's an awful lot of stuff your connectivity in your home being thrown at the screen, is better than ever. those internet companies have built but it felt very sort of throwaway network data centres closer and very disposable. to your home to bring a lot and it is tempting to say, oh well, of content already through video — it's because f gary grey has come netflix, youtube, et cetera — on board to direct it. so we can rely on a much better but actually, you know, infrastructure to bring the game. sonnenfeld was behind both microsoft's announcement comes the previous sequels, after tech giant google caused neither of them were as good a stir, signalling it as the first one. so although there are some wanted to get into gaming. charming performances, and i do think kumail nanjiani is, google says its new games streaming you know, from the big sick, service, called stadia, could signal the end and is a really funny of the physical console. writer and performer. google's making bold i think that's not anything claims about stadia like enough to paste over the cracks. and no console required. is that the hollywood way? that you just keep making sequels? some people are saying that the console is dead, if they're making money, is that true? why not keep making them? there used to be a law that a sequel the industry has millions will take two thirds of what the original took regardless and millions of customers who look of how good or bad it is, at the console experience that is no longer the case that they have as something but if you have name recognition, that is vital to their your money is safer, gaming experience. even if the film itself is frankly we're not here to try to take that not up to snuff. away or tell somebody that the choices they've made are wrong.

both microsoft and sony seem to be hedging their bets as a new more powerful playstation 5 console is already in the works and xbox has 0k. not up to snuff. announced project scarlett, right. which will be capable of 8k graphics the hummingbird project, with jesse eisenberg, and will do away with load times due is that up to snuff? to processing grunt. and will be backwards compatible with the entire xbox library of games. i think it is. and that's on the way it's a really weird little film. for november next year. games streaming may well be jesse eisenberg, he was so edgy the future, but it isn't over in social network, he plays someone for the physical console just yet. who is a trader, who bullies his cousin into leaving the organisation welcome to the indie zone. that they work for, and joining him in digging a trench from kansas to new york, down which he can put a fibre cable that will shave the time of trading from 17 ms to 16 ms. and this apparently will create a tiny opportunity — equivalent to the beating with understated booths of a hummingbird's wing — and a noticeable lack of queues, that will allow them this is where you will find true to get ahead of the game. the funny thing is it sounds terribly unpromising. originality on show. in fact, it's really gripping. there's a great performance by salma hayek as the boss you must blend seamlessly who doesn't want to let them go. into human society. it's got a touch of the speaking simulator werner herzog in it. is about a robot who's trying to infiltrate humanity — about somebody dedicating themselves just by having conversations to a dream which is mad like we're having now. which involves them burying this so players have to manipulate pipeline through rivers the mouth and the tongue and mountains, no matter what it is, to make their words come out.

they have to carry on going through a straight line. and you have to do it very quickly. because if you don't your face on the one hand, it is about family will start to explode, loyalty, on the other hand, because you're a robot. and humans find that it's about having the vision a little bit suspicious. of having a faster way of doing my teeth are falling out. 0h! something but it is about obsession oh no! it's all gone horribly wrong. and giving yourself over well, that's the way i end to an obsession and it can take most e3s, to be honest. over your life even to the detriment it's a place where you can sit of your health. down and talk about art. i actually thought earthnight is a hand—painted dragon it was really good. it is called the apocalypse, 2—d platformer, hummingbird project. you have to seek it out. love letter to classic games like mario and sonic i actually thought and old arcade games. it was really good. we the animals. it's a, i don't know, a coming—of—age drama? yes. three young kids growing up in a sort of dysfunctional household it's a procedurally generated in upstate new york. the father is prone to violence, the mother struggles to get out of bed. so the kids are left very much nightmare, i guess. to fend for themselves. what are like about this is, it felt, on the one hand, everything is trying to kill you. very, very naturalistic but it also had a real poetry to it. but everything is really beautiful. you're so close! here's a clip. what if it's pops? you are so close! yes! now you're a dragonslayer. i am a dragonslayer! do you have a painting you would like to play with? telephone rings. um, yeah, let's go with the scream. all right. sounds good. we have a minute and a half to try hello? and recreate the painting. a bit of that there and, um...

mami. ohhhh. or take a detour into how come you didn't alternative pop culture. boyfriend dungeon is a dating answer when i called you? because you sound so ugly. here, try. simulator dungeon crawler mash up. yo—yo, what's up? woman! basically, your weapons turn this is your husband talking to you right now. into beautiful people and you take you better act right! them out on dates to make what do you want from me? them grow stronger. dig at me, mami, talk to me. we love dating sims, but we always thought it would be i've been missing you. i've been missing you real bad. really fun to kind of break it up i know, mami, i know. with, like, some sort of action — i'm sorry. and that was combat for us. and, basically, we thought a lot of dating sims were really geared towards a certain kind of audience. no, baby, i'm sorry. it was very r rated, i think that's got a really lovely a lot of females wearing not natural tone to it and what i really a lot of things. so we kind of wanted to make a game like is on the one hand it has that charming naturalism, that felt like it welcomed us but it's also very poetic. and we have, like, male, female, non—binary options in the game and you decide to date whoever you want and we also have a cat if you decide you want to be single, ‘cause, you can be single and still have a fulfilling life. for example, you feel every drop i appreciate that. yes! of rain, you can feel the mud a trip to the indie zone always reminds me that gaming isn'tjust between their fingers when they're about consoles and big fat pcs. burrowing around in the ground. check out these. blinks are smart tabletop

there are moments in which it goes game pieces and each one to animation because the central knows its own game. it's like a nintendo game cartridge character, the youngest character draws and these animations kind and it can teach all the other of come to life. blinks how to play the game. and it deals with some very difficult subject matter, i will challenge you. it deals with kids coming to terms with their own sexuality, it deals with a violent relationship between their parents and trying to find their own way in the world. we are playing mortals. nice. and it's tempting to say it's ok, there we go. no! like that kind of movie terrence malick made before he went off the boil or the kind of thing david gordon green did purple. when he was making films like terrence malick before watchdogs legion is set in terrence malick went off the boil, but actually, i think the thing it's closest to is the florida project. a post—brexit dystopian near—future you know, that child's eye view of the world. the world is harsh and the world is tough, but actually it's london. being looked at through a child's eyes and it has a real poetic edge to it. it is a feature debut and i thought it was very, had a good run there for a while. very fine and effective piece of work. now it's all right. and the acting in that clip looked extraordinary. bombings. you literally thought you were just eavesdropping on those three kids having a completely normal, and people thrown in you know, charming and really tender cages like animals. a bleak surveillance state conversation about something where abuse of technology has led to huge unemployment, which is very difficult a privatised nhs and massive levels of civil unrest. it's not a particularly which is that their parents flattering picture of britain.

are having difficulties. before e3, i went behind the scenes i really liked it. at its developer ubisoft‘s studios good. in toronto, canada. best out? the brexit vote happened, dirty god. when we were 1.5 years so this is directed by sacha polak and it stars vicky knight. into development and we settled on london as a location and a big an vicky knight has never been in a feature film before, important decision for us never acted before, and she is astonishing. was to address it head on and say she plays somebody who is the survivor of an acid attack yes, this is part of our and she's trying world and backstory. to redefine her life. brexit in our game is not sort she is absolutely brilliant. i mean, honestly, seeing this of the cause of the problems performance you think she'd been we are depicting in the game world. in theatre all her life or before a camera all her life. it's a really natural but very, very complicated performance, and i think she's an absolute brexit, the causes of brexit really star in the making. the film itself is really good, are the causes of the problems again it deals with difficult in our world and that is really how we address it. subject matter in a way which is subtle and effective. in the game, the player assumes she is an absolute star, the role of an anti—authoritarian i thought her performance hacker, recruiting a team was extraordinary — of characters to help bring vicky knight, a name to watch for the future. down the regime. a large area of london has been mapped in this game and every single person that you meet in the city's streets is playable. as you interact with them, unique character, personality, and backstory is filled in for them by the game's artificial right. intelligence. we have video games my best out, for what it's worth, is rocket man. about the apocalypse, oh, rocket man. it was fabulous. i know you loved it. we have nuclear disasters,

i loved it. yeah, i absolutely loved it. we have world wars and now we have brexit which really means the rest and we both want to see it again, don't we? of the world is looking at brexit yeah, and as you said yourself, you come out of the cinema as a legitimate disaster and tht‘s quite fascinating in the fact that and you want to go straight back it's something that we should be taking seriously, in again and watch it it's not something that's just because it is so good. happening on our stage, it's happening on the world stage absolutely. highly recommended. if anyone who hasn't seen it. and that is particularly interesting and best dvd? and kind of scary. if beale street could talk, developers, along with many which is — it kind of got people who play games, overlooked, partly, regard them as a 21st—century art it was up for some awards, form which can and should deal but it didn't get the attention it deserved. with thought—provoking content. i think barryjenkins games are just another form of media is a brilliant director. and i loved this. and they are another part and what i loved most about it is it's a film about social of our culture. justice and imprisonment, we, as game developers, and a lot of very difficult stuff, in my opinion, not only should do but it is at heart a love story. this, we have a responsibility to do with another wonderful score by nicholas britell. this, to make games speak to broader and if people didn't see it cultural issues at large, in order to...not to educate in cinemas, and many people didn't, it didn't find the audience but provide that context for people it should have done, who choose to engage with games get it on dvd or blu—ray, as their primary form it's really fabulous. and barryjenkins did moonlight. of culture and entertainment. yeah, here did. art, movies, literature, moonlight, it is astonishing that film did as well as it did, and music all tackle difficult because it came out of nowhere, it was a little independent movie and challenging subject matter. thatjust won over the hearts of everyone who saw it. often it's a way of helping us we've got used to the fact that it was a huge hit, better understand our world, it started as a really,

really small movie thatjust and it seems the same found its audience — and deservedly so. it's actually great that that can still happen in today's hollywood. is true for videogames. it renews your faith in films when something like that can be discovered. that's is it for the short edition of click. because obviously there's a blockbuster market out there. you can catch the long version and it's great, i think, if you hop on over to iplayer that rocket man's done as well as well as it has as well. and you will find us on social media at @bbcclick. have you noticed what's because rocket man is a film is going on behind us? which takes risks, more classic gaming cabinets! than bohemian rhapsody did, best of three? but it still managed to find done. bye bye! an absolutely mainstream audience. so, yeah, we're in a pretty good period at the moment. people say cinema isn't as good as it used to be. barry norman said every year there are the same number of comparatively good and bad films itjust depends which one you look for. and we have a mixed bag every week, we have good and bad for you. and it is up to you to decide which are good and which are bad. anyway, mark, thank you very much indeed. thank you. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. 00:29:51,122 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 it's goodbye from both of us. good morning, welcome to breakfast with chris mason

and rachel burden. our headlines today: as a british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying begins a hunger strike, her husband stages his own demonstration outside the iranian embassy. it comes amid rising tensions between the two countries over attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. a trans—atlantic row over a series of violent deaths in london — donald trump launches a twitter attack on the city's mayor,