'at imperial professor at imperial college in london and an envoy for the world health organisation has said that it could be up to a year and that's been reported in the observer today. that would clearly be extremely bad news or if the case, but it could be worse. will the vaccine indeed work continually? we don't know. our next story, and possibly ourfinal story, lockdown shaming being used to settle feuds. police saying people are calling up notjust breaking a rather compact rules but just are calling up notjust breaking a rather compact rules butjust to settle neighbourhood disputes. jo tanner, did you inspect this might happen? not really, but the great british public to have a habit of surprising us, and actually sadly i think, there's been a lot of reports about calls to police and how the police had actually managed this process. the idea people would use

this as an opportunity to the spiteful seems a bit much and i think it's perhaps a sign of how long people to been cooped up. think it's perhaps a sign of how long people to been cooped upm tanner, thanks. joe twyman, do you know of any feuds that need settling? i think every road has a few that need settling. and if you don't have it, it is you! thank you both so much. and that is if the papers tonight. thanks for the joe's. goodbye for now.

hello and welcome to the film review rounding up the very best new films currently available for viewing in your home. by far the most intriguing film to hit uk streaming services this week is selah and the spades. set among the warring faction of an elite pennsylvania boarding school. it's a film that's like rian johnson's debut brick. it paints high school as a new irish landscape of crime and punishment. at boarding school, there are five factions. they will push you past your limit. and therein lies their collective power. but the story isn't about the factions.

it's about her. selah summers. lovely simone is selah, leader of the pack who run the school's thriving drug network. it's in the spring semester of her senior year and selah who will soon be living is looking for someone to pass her power onto. someone she thinks she's found in upcoming shutterbug paloma. tensions are rising between selah and her right hand man maxie, threatening the stability of her empire. beginning life with an online overture in 2014, it's been described by its creator as a tale of a girl who runs a gang and is totally 0k with doing whatever it takes to make that gang successful. because when you're 17, you've got to grab onto that control wherever you can and hold it tight for dear life. because they always try and take it from there, don't they? citing...

poe has created something that is simultaneously familiar and surprising. capturing both the hazy nature of teenage years and the more brutal power struggles of adult life. a larger—than—life artificial world that seems strangely grounded in down—to—earth reality. at times, i was reminded of the rebellious spirit of girlhood. although this has an altogether more surreal air. aided by some beautiful floating cinematography and by an almost sci—fi inflected a score by a talented japanese composer. debuting to rapturous applause at last year's sundance film festival, selah and the spades was acquired by amazon, who quietly started

a spin off tv series. you could find the feature now on amazon prime. equally unexpected is why don't you just die?, the blood splattered blackly comic debut from russian film—maker kirill sokolov. the action plays in a cramped apartment... andre is a nasty piece of work that corrupt cop with a british demeanour who has no intention of being taken down easily. but as the story flashes back and forth being past and present, the apartment becomes a wild west chorale of double—crossing showdowns

and bone cracking, head smacking leg drilling action. all executed with a cartoon—esque slapstick playfulness of likes of... in sokolov‘s movie the narrative takes broad swipes at the endemic corruption of life in modern russia. satirical music cues swinging from western inflection to cheesy pop tune [end an air of madness to the chaos. the result, which is available on digital download on monday, plays like meet the parents meets the texas chainsaw massacre. it's every bit as enjoyable as that sounds. what is your connection with robert atkinson? he's my brother. altogether less is the host,

a horrid inflected thriller which is not to be confused with bong joon—ho's creature feature the host from 2006, the andrew nichols stephanie meyer sci—fi the hose from 2013, the maranda pennell documentary the host from 2015, or indeed any of the other movies called the host, few of which could be quite as unoriginal and uninspiring as this. what's that on your dress? oh, i was grinding some meat. the plot follows a london baker in amsterdam where he encounters chinese drug smugglers, european femme fatale and a host, get it, as international movie cliches that will leave even the most casual film goer thinking hang on, i've seen all this done before. 0nly better. i understand you're in trouble. we'd like to challenge fortune. but we also know that the house always wins. yeah, i guess.

the story may be labyrithine, but the only real mystery is why derekjacobi agreed to provide a cameo and why it's left to a floppy head member of mcfly to save the day. the host is available on all popular platforms now. although if you're in the market for an intriguing mess, i direct you instead to bruce mcdonald's dreamland, which became available for home viewing on monday and has been scrambling my brain ever sense. i gotta make things really obvious for you. i take guys out for hercules. but he don't want me to kill you,. is this about the autograph? no, this is serious business. no it's not. listen, he wants me to cut off your pinky finger. shot in belgium and luxembourg, dreamland is a dystopian pseudo—comic mishmash of crime movie

thrills and horror movie gore. a jewel role as a hit man wearing a hat and as a drug addled jazz trumpet player not wearing a hat, who becomes involved in a plot by a pimp to sell a child bride to a vampire living in a castle. and, no, i'm not making any of that up. a mix of artsy satire, woozyjazz, incoherence and straight to small screen sleaze, dreamland also chucks in henry rollins, a crazy go nutsjuliette lewis and a bloodied massacre played out to a smooth jazz cover version of everybody‘s happy now. really. a few days after watching the movie, you'll be wondering if you didn'tjust dream it all. for those searching for something more mainstream, starwars: rise

of skywalker is now available for digital download prior to its arrival on dvd and blu—ray on the 20th. playing things safe after the more adventurous twist of the lastjedi, episode ix brings things to a close in fairly formulaic fashion — entertaining but empty. they must have no defects — and if they're not pretty much 26 34th, 36, the curves won't be in the right places. but we really believe beauty isjust skin deep. the girls also get marks on charm, grace... swimsuit. also misbehavior, which had a brief outing before the lockdown and is now available digitally from all major platforms. a feisty dramatization of the disruption of the 1917 ms world competition, this very enjoyable movie

follows in the footsteps of films like made in dagenham, retelling an important historical story with enough wit and invention to engage in a thoroughly modern audience. tell her to pull the plug. are we in florida? alsojumanji: the next level. now available for download and offering far more fun than any right to expect, a sequel to the 2017 reboot, this re—teams the rock with jack black, and karne gillan who throws in new arrivals... all of whom seem to be having a whale a time. but for my own pic of the very best film currently available on streaming services, i'll direct you to portrait of a lady on fire.

recently arrived on movie and still whiling audience after winning the best screenplay award at the cannes film festival last year. both a thoughtful manifesto on the female gaze and a passionate love story, this is mesmerizing fare from one of the most exciting voices in modern cinema. that's it. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. i haven't looked like this since... never, you look like this never. what are you talking about? when i was younger, i was in great shape. i remember you when you were younger and this is not what you looked like. i think my eyes are a different color. all of you is a different color. let me take you the prospects of pa rt let me take you the prospects of part two of the weekend. a brighter day. some clouded cross southern and western parts of england may be not showering to cornwall. the cloud

will start to break up to awesome sunday's poster come through allowing a share of the sunshine after a chilly start on the scotland, northern and eastern england, the freshening easterly breeze holding north to coastal temperatures back, but further inlaid into the west, up to 18 degrees or so. 0vernight and into monday, still the chance of a touch of frost in northern england and scotla nd of frost in northern england and scotland and the chance too of seeing some heavy showers for the channel islands, may be approaching the first southwest of england. a lot of uncertainty about the exact movement but the bench was there for some showers here going into monday, elsewhere, plenty of sunshine but a brisk and at times quite cool easterly breeze. coolest along these north seacoast.

this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk goverment admits ppe is in short supply in england and that more needs to be done to secure stock. we've got to do more to get the ppe that people need to the front line. this is an extremely challenging situation. president trump insists that the united states is performing better than other rich countries in its response to the virus — and can relax the lockdown soon. doctors injapan warn that the country's medical system could collapse amid a rising number of coronavirus cases. police in hong kong arrest leading figures in the pro—democracy movement on charges related to last yea r‘s mass protests.