such was the inquest that such was the catastrophic nature of the injuries once they had been attacked, sadly, there was nothing that could have been done to save the lives of these victims. thanks to the efforts of out victims. thanks to the efforts of our colleagues across the wider nhs, every one of the 48 patients we took to hospital, many of whom had a very serious injuries indeed, survived. my hope is that we will never again be called upon to respond to such an appalling atrocity on the streets of london but finally i would like to return to the victims. and all of those who were injured and their loved ones as well. they remain in ourthoughts and their loved ones as well. they remain in our thoughts today and i would like to express to them the sympathies of every member of the london ambulance service. thank you.

and the head of the london ambulance service with his response to today's findings from the coroner regarding the london bridge attacks two years ago, remindingjournalists the london bridge attacks two years ago, reminding journalists that the ambulance personnel were at the scene of that appalling tragedy within six minutes and stayed there throughout the night. we are going to have a much more coverage of that story throughout the evening on bbc news. we will pose for a look ahead to sports day. —— pause. it is the pick of the quarterfinals in paris tonight as the hosts take on the reigning world cup champions usa. england have left their base in northern france after beating norway last night. we will also have the latest from their camp. phil neville says they have never played better in his 17 months in charge. we will also get all the world cup cricket

news. we have had the wimbledon draw as well. kyle edmund is in action at eastbourne. and a far from straightforward formula i practice session ahead of the austrian grand prix. but now it is time for the the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have yesterday, the new film by danny we have yesterday, the new film by da n ny boyle we have yesterday, the new film by danny boyle and the right to richard curtis. apollo 11, an extraordinary documentary. and support the girls,

a tale of a day in the life of work. and look, i go away for seven minutes and you haven't given me a horror film to watch this week. —— seven months. let's start with yesterday. you must have seen the posters and the trailers. himesh patel plays jack malik, who following a global blackout, when he wa kes following a global blackout, when he wakes up, he is the only person who remembers the the beatles. they no longer exist. and after an initial period of befuddlement, he realises that his own successful career as a singer—songwriter can certainly be revitalised by the fact he knows these incredible songs that nobody has heard before. certainly he has the best song book in world in his head, except not everybody recognises genius when they see it, not least his parents.

jack isjust playing not least his parents. jack is just playing as a new song. what is this one called? leave it be. let it be. i have already had that bit. hurry up, you are losing the crowd. when i find myself in times of trouble... the crowd. when i find myself in times of trouble. .. hello, the crowd. when i find myself in times of trouble... hello, love. i am just listening to jack's new song. leave it be. let it be. you are the first people on earth to hear this song! well, that went well. i laughed all the way through that.

i don't think i have ever heard you laughed so much during a clip as that and here is the thing, it is directed by danny boyle but it is written by richard curtis. i am a real sucker for written by richard curtis. i am a real suckerfor richard written by richard curtis. i am a real sucker for richard curtis a nyway real sucker for richard curtis anyway so this is in best way ——