we need a new national war on cancen — that is why today on world - cancer day i am introducing a ten year plan on cancer, about how we can do even better prevention, how we can do - about how we can do even better prevention, how we can do muchi better in early diagnosis and how we can make the _ very best use of cutting—edge treatments _ charities welcome the ambition for cancer services but warn the plan needs to be backed by research, funding and extra staffing, or there is a danger progress will stall. catherine da costa, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. we will be in beijing for the 2022

winter olympics are under way following the opening ceremony, the birds nest stadium, they will be in action with team gb hoping to improve on the five metals one last time out and also coming up, can scott put up another famous victory over england in the six nations first round of the fa cup manchester united against middlesborough and will go to the africa cup and that is all in sports day. it is now time to 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? this week we have the eyes of tammy faye. i'm dying to know what you

think of it. jack has forever, 20 years on and still doing it. and moonfall in which the moon... falls. this is the story of tammy faye baker. there byjessica and andrew garfield. the film follows their rights to money spinning televangelists and, preaching the prosperity doctrine that god wants you to be successful. god wants his followers to be rich. obviously, there is hucksterism involved in this and he did serve time. as for tammy faye, she broke ranks with the evangelical right by reaching out to people with hiv, aids in the early 805, which was seen by the evangelical right as completely

beyond the pale. and therefore became something of an lgbt icon. she is played byjessica who embraced the role entirely. 0k. do you want a little remover? oh, no. that's it. that will be all. they permanently lined. 0h. in my eyes are permanently lined to my eyebrows or permanently lined. it is not a whole lot you can do. my goodness. i didn't know. have you never done pictures without those eyelashes? no, no, and i neverwill. because that's my trademark and if i take that away then it's not me. and no 1's going to want to look at him with my trademark. so, i hold onto that. even if we soften them up and... no. you can do anything you want, but my eyelashes stay wherever they are. right where they are.

that's really you. yeah, this is who i am. an extraordinary performance of extraordinary personality. everything about them. fix, extraordinary personality. everything about them. a lot of credit to a _ everything about them. a lot of credit to a lot _ everything about them. a lot of credit to a lot of _ everything about them. a lot of credit to a lot of makeup - everything about them. a lot of credit to a lot of makeup artists stop light she spent several hours in makeup because there's a lot of prosthetics. they give her a long runway and it's a big performance. the story is really fascinating, not least because if you do not know it already, the fact that she went from being someone of a televangelist you should come from the religious right that we know a lot more about the more recent years. but her embracing of people of hiv aids, becoming an icon is really not what you would've expected. i think her performance is great. i think of the rest of the movie is not as good as her performance. the story is really

mind—boggling and it felt to be televisual. maybe there is it is based on a documentary and in a way, nothing can match up to the fact that fiction is a hard time keeping up that fiction is a hard time keeping up with fact. but as the televisual, kinda makes sense. i think the film was ok. did you think?— kinda makes sense. i think the film was ok. did you think? think she was fantastic and — was ok. did you think? think she was fantastic and i _ was ok. did you think? think she was fantastic and i spent, _ was ok. did you think? think she was fantastic and i spent, it's _ fantastic and i spent, it's interesting talking about documentaries, because of thinking this would make a fantastic documentary and then i discovered that there had been a documentary. and that is where your right to say it is televisual because i thought, is this just because i'm a journalist or did i think, i would like to see lots of archived footage and interviews with her kids and that's what i would really like to see now. it is a fascinating story, so the soldier attention. if see now. it is a fascinating story, so the soldier attention.- so the soldier attention. if you

don't know _ so the soldier attention. if you don't know the _ so the soldier attention. if you don't know the story _ so the soldier attention. if you don't know the story already, l so the soldier attention. if you | don't know the story already, it goesin don't know the story already, it goes in an arc which is so unpredictable. one of the things that she does is she gets yourself a seat at the table which is an all—male table and she brings it to the table and he there is a woman who knows knows ron mind. it is interesting tensions going on that story and i thinker performance embodies it. of the film itselfjust felt kind slightly flat in comparison to her central role. it comparison to her central role. it is an interesting story. she's great. i can see you can wait until it's on television. it's a film made for the big screen. i it's on television. it's a film made for the big screen.— for the big screen. i think the whole thing _ for the big screen. i think the whole thing about _ for the big screen. i think the i whole thing about televangelists for the big screen. i think the - whole thing about televangelists and in being televisual, that's kind of the point. but her performance is great and it is a stranger than

fiction story. so, jack has a after the first feature film. in two decades later, remnants with some new arrivals. the stunts revolve around bodily functions, especially downstairs. underwater forts, vultures picking raw meat out of someone's underpants. johnny knoxville getting shot out of a cannon. a tribute to the flight of icarus. i actually rather enjoyed this. but that was quite sweet and i haven't been a fan of this up until now. what a thing that's interesting is that the film industry is so much about objectifying women, is very interesting to see a film in which the male body is completely on display and utterly ridiculed and seen without any form of squeamishness and there is something i'll be subversive about that. also,

there is a scene where we do have someone taking part in it getting stung on the lips by a scorpion as a scorpion botox thing is you would see as a comment as the ludicrousness of a society that embraces botox. no animals were harmed, the same cannot be said about the cast. and i thought it was kind of oddly sweet, which is not something i expected to say about this. i something i expected to say about this. ., , . something i expected to say about this. ., ,. ., something i expected to say about this. ., , . this. i did not expect you to see the word sweet _ this. i did not expect you to see the word sweet at _ this. i did not expect you to see the word sweet at all. - this. i did not expect you to see| the word sweet at all. moonfall. roland emerick gave us so many forms. they are astronauts and space that are attacked by giant space blue and no one believes them. ten years later, the moon is falling out of the sky in a conspiracy theory says that the moon is made of cheese or something along those lines moving them to do is go back into space of the conspiracy theorist is

never been dismissed before the saviour of being destroyed by roland emerick movie. here's a clip. you know, without electronics, were going to need to make split—second calculations of there. plus, we lost our flight engineer. no, no, no, no. guys, i'm not cleared for this. well, i'm the acting director of nasa so, ijust cleared you. congrats. yeah. i've got ibs. irritable bowel syndrome. i get motion sickness too. you said you always wanted to be an astronaut. i have debilitating anxiety. kc, if the moon really is what you think it is, we're going to need a mega structuralist. suit up. yes, ten had conspiracy theorists in space. this is and i say this. this

is the stupidest film i've ever seen and i have seen a lot of films. ok, gravity, little bit of gravity, a little bit of melancholia, a little bit of event horizon. the clear inspiration behind this is shark needle two. if someone gave the people behind that movie $20 million this said go knock yourself out. it doesn'tjustify this said go knock yourself out. it doesn't justify the laws this said go knock yourself out. it doesn'tjustify the laws of gravity, devised the laws of trauma and everything else. this script says alexa, write me a terrible movie script and all that needs to happen is a test of moonfall and the moon falls in it. i could feel my i0 reducing. by the end of it, i actually really enjoyed it because this is gotten so far beyond stupid, it's like intergalactic really dumb and the best thing about it is it's

gotjokes and the best thing about it is it's got jokes and and the best thing about it is it's gotjokes and its other bits that are meant to be funny and bits that are meant to be funny and bits that arejust stupidly funny. are meant to be funny and bits that are just stupidly funny. it's the kind of film or in the middle of the shoot—out, a character turns to another catering goes, they're another catering goes, they�* re shooting another catering goes, they're shooting at us. if you go, i know! that's what the bending noises about. and then gravity gets inverted because the moon is near in the sea becomes the sky the helicopters underwater and i can't decide which movie i want to make, i'lljust make all of them, i'll make all of the movies! here's the thing, if you see it, see it on the biggest, stupidest, loudest, dumbest screen possible. it is not a film to be watched in miniature. it is simply swept over like a wave of idiocy! simply swept over like a wave of idio ! ~ ., simply swept over like a wave of idio ! . ., ., simply swept over like a wave of idio i~ .,., ,, . ,, idiocy! will not often speechless, but i am idiocy! will not often speechless, but i am nova — idiocy! will not often speechless, but i am now. you _ idiocy! will not often speechless, but i am now. you just _ idiocy! will not often speechless, but i am now. you just have - idiocy! will not often speechless, but i am now. you just have to i idiocy! will not often speechless, l but i am now. you just have to tell me what you think is best out. .

amulet . ~ me what you think is best out. . amule. . ~ ., , ., ., amulet might make it as a great olitics amulet might make it as a great politics subtext. _ amulet might make it as a great politics subtext. possession - amulet might make it as a great i politics subtext. possession which might you a dvd of it. that is really strange movie. amulet is great and i think you'll like it. i great and i think you'll like it. i think you will find stuff to enjoy. please go and see it. it is nice. people like it but it is still playing in cinemas and taking quite a good box office, it's available on dvd and the people who love it, who really love it will just watch it over and over again. great music and interesting animation i thought the story was a little muddled but this is a week in which moonfall happen. so it feels like a brilliantly put together work of logic. so, so it feels like a brilliantly put togetherwork of logic. so, please see it. please see amulet.

together work of logic. so, please see it. please see amulet.- together work of logic. so, please see it. please see amulet. thank you for bein: see it. please see amulet. thank you for being very — see it. please see amulet. thank you for being very entertaining. - see it. please see amulet. thank you for being very entertaining. enjoy - for being very entertaining. enjoy your cinema going. that evening. it is felt much colder for most of the day despite the sunshine and wintry showers will continue as we go through this evening and overnight, particularly across scotland potentially a lower level sea. underthe across scotland potentially a lower level sea. under the clear skies, widespread frost will develop and that frost actively rain, sleet in the morning showers will have some mornings are particularly in the north but by morning will see the approach of the weather of whether federal shall initially give more snowfall but milder air coming in of the atlantic on a strengthening wind, deals in the north and i'll push that cold air out of the way. driest and brightest for southern

and eastern areas until after dark year, brightening up with a few wintry showers with temperatures little higher but ill still feel colder with the rain that will be a future eventually blowing the removal away. the rain out of the way.

downing street insists that borisjohnson is still in control after criticism from some mp5 and a string of resignations of close aides. more pressure today, with another mp calling on him to go — and the resignation of a fifth downing street adviser. a cabinet colleague came to his defence. i believe that the best thing for the country is for the prime minister to continue, he is doing a greatjob. we'll bring you all the latest from westminster. also on the programme. music. a spectacle in beijing to mark the opening of the winter olympics — but fewer world leaders attend because of claims of human rights abuses by president xi's government. the desperate race to reach a five—year—old boy who fell down a narrow well in morocco four days ago. the number of children and young people in england needing specialist

support for mental health issues hits a record high.