we knew we had that we were able to construct a proper narrative cut together like a thriller or a bafta award winning director of able to do that but surely one of the concerns was were you greetings i'm going to propaganda yourself given that you know i mean one of the other obeah they don't have very closely associated with the saudi government but i think my thing is i think even though you may not be yes exactly so i think that one of the consideration we want to absolutely avoid any accusations of propaganda so. one of the reasons we used virtually no commentary for the top of it was that was that all of the great actors or melinda's yeah there is yes we so we used a very small amount of. neuration in between the scenes so the scenes would stand for themselves you didn't have to try and explain the footage each scene was open to deal with unimpeded on interpreted you know we were trying to put together a point of view we were trying to tell a story albeit that of goes missing from the film is the connections between the saudis sources of funding for the characters as it were in the

that examines terror groups from the nato destabilize middle east path of blood is a new film from bafta award winning director john of america you can go and watch the film in the u.k. and the united states from the thirteenth of july and on demand from the sixteenth of july john of the joins me now thanks so much for coming on it is such a powerful film i have to say just begin with the first scene in the documentary so you have a martyrdom bomb a suicide bomber he's with his gun and he's trying to say he's being interviewed basically yes and so what you've struck what you've got here in this opening is a suicide bombers outtakes and it revealed. degree to which he's being manipulated by the man behind the camera and the degree to which he really doesn't have any profound understanding of what it is he's doing he keeps asking questions like i don't really understand what it is you're asking me either and they say you're doing it for this cause on you and he goes no way you short a word i don't understand and so it really comes across i think and that's what we open the film with we hav

was voted the most popular bbc children's programme ever made, and in 2014 peter firmin received a baftae achievement award. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. today we had some heat and there will be some thunderstorms across wales and southern england. some cloud moving into eastern scotland bringing in some fresh air to northern scotland. contrast that temperature with the much more humid weather we have in the south. one or two thundery showers. a lot of dry weather and a lot of sunshine as well. temperatures in the mid—20s at best. the growing heat up to 30 or 31 again. over the week ahead we are ha rd 31 again. over the week ahead we are hard pushed to find any rain at all, even though showers in the english channel are fading away. good spells of sunshine and on the whole it should feel very warm. hello, this is bbc news. dozens of firefighters are tackling a huge moorland fire in lancashire. yesterday it strong winds led to two fires merging. officials say could ta ke fires merging. officials say could take up to a week to extinguish the flames. police say

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in 2014 he was honoured with a bafta lifetime achievement award.r a short illness. andy murray has said he's pulling out of this year's wimbledon tournament, which begins tomorrow. he has onlyjust started playing again after 11 months out of action with a hip injury, our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. if there was the vaguest, remotest, wildest chance that this might happen again this month, well, maybe we'd all implore andy murray to give it a go at wimbledon. but he listens to his body, and to his medical team. and so his statement today read: at wimbledon, the queue digested that news. how heavy were the hearts there? it's a real shame. i think he's done so much for british tennis in the last ten years. you've got to appreciate where he's coming from, you know. he doesn't want to come out and lose to someone that perhaps he wouldn't lose to if he was fully fit. if he's not ready, then it's best that he doesn't play and cause more injury to himself. it's better that he comes back when he feels ready and on top of his game. andy murray h

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was voted the most popular bbc children's programme ever made, and in 2014 peter firmin received a baftaort centre, here's richard. to the world cup in russia first of all. dele alli says he's confident england can beat colombia in their last 16 match on tuesday. alli is expected to start for gareth southagate's men after recovering from injury. the spurs midfielder says the team aren't scared of anyone at the tournament, but aren't thinking about who they might come up against later on — they have to beat colombia first. we have to approach every game like we're playing the best team in the world. there are some top sides so we are not focusing on the next games, we have to get through colombia. no international game is easy. they're dangerous and have a lot of great talent so we will have to be switched on and not look to the future until after the next games. well, let's hear more about the talent in the colombia team. earlier i spoke to the south american football expert tim vickery, who told me they have some of the best attacking players in world football. their front four are very

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was voted the most popular bbc children's programme ever made, and in 2014 peter firmin received a bafta with alina jenkins. foremost, the heat and the sunshine continues. for some welcome rain. a yellow warning the storms across south—west england that extends into parts of wales and we could see of you pushing further eastwards this evening into the home counties and maybe towards london. more cloud for northern ireland and north—west scotland. in the sunshine, still a lot of it and temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s, 30 or 31 for some. still the of thunderstorms across central, southern and south—west england this evening and overnight. i'll swear, dry with more blood for scotland but anyway will have fizzled out by this stage. muddy and humid across central and southern england, temperatures not much lower than 18 or 19. we do it all again tomorrow. foremost, a dry and very sunny day again, very warm if hot. more cloud across parts of scotland, somewhat cooler here and once again, eastern coasts cooler with the breeze off the sea but where we have sunshine, lots of it again w

in 2014, he was honoured with a bafta lifetime achievement award. late news at ten. now on bbc news, meet the author. the wives of henry viii still cast a spell that neither seems to break. jane seymour, the haunted queen continues alison weir‘s series of novels, with the story of the third of his queens, marrying henry after the execution of anne boleyn and giving him the only son he ever had — a birth that brought about her own death. this is fiction from a historian who moves easily from the politics and state craft of the tudor era to the inner lives of characters which she can only imagine. welcome. everyone thinks they know quite a bit about all the six wives but jane seymour — and it springs very much out from the pages of this book — is somebody about whom we know surprisingly little, even now, after all the attention. that is absolutely true. and there are two views of jane seymour — was she either meek and willing tool of an ambition family and an ardent and powerful king or was she as ambitious as her brothers and did she conspire to brin

in 2014 he was honoured with a bafta lifetime achievement award. for a look at the weather. hello xanax topic on sunday the temperature was back up to 32 degrees. so at the bridges over the next couple of days. also a bit of rain in the far south—west, not too many thunderstorms either and most of those have cleared away. the rain, what it was came from this area of cloud, a few showers around and thunderstorms but the easterly wind is tending to drag as a way. a small chance of catching on towards the south coast, most of them staying out in the english channel. a bit of cloud could get get stuck in south—east scotland and the hide some fresh air with temperatures hitting 31 or 32 in england and wales with lots of sunshine on offer on monday. probably more for southern areas as those showers move away. dry weather as we head into the evening and overnight. we will see a little more cloud running down the north sea coast, temperatures on the north sea coast, temperatures on the high side with a bit more humidity for one more day across other parts

was voted the most popular bbc children's programme ever made, and in 2014 peter firmin received a baftag out of wimbledon — which begins tomorrow. he had onlyjust started playing again after 11 months out of action with a hip injury, and said he was withdrawing with a "heavy heart". 0ur reporter simonjones has been speaking to fans outside sw19. well, you can tell we're on the eve of the tournament by the huge number of tents here. there are fans who have arrived already, hoping to get in the queue to try and see some top tennis. and many of them wanted to see andy murray. he's not playing, he says, with a heavy heart. it's a feeling shared by many of the spectators. let's talk to a couple of them now. how are you feeling, hearing the news? yeah, we're a little bit gutted that andy isn't playing. he's such a great sports player, you know, for britain. but other people will take his place, i guess. he has to look after his health and get back to fitness and hopefully he'll come back and do it again. and you've followed him quite a lot? a fair bit, yeah. but then, we like all the british

was voted the most popular bbc children's programme ever made, and in 2014 peter firmin received a baftand the sunshine continues. for others, some welcome rain. a yellow warning for storms across south—west england that extends into parts of wales and we could see a few pushing further eastwards this evening into the home counties and maybe towards london. more cloud for northern ireland and north—west scotland. you can see where the highest temperatures have been. it has been quite misty at times particularly for the eastern parts of scotland. some local thunderstorms across the evening and overnight. they will push their way into the home counties and london. some patchy rain pushing its way eastwards across scotland. foremost, it is a dry and clear night but muggy and humid again. temperatures will not get much lower than 1819 celsius. is a setup for the working week. no pressure a cross a setup for the working week. no pressure across france may still push some showers up towards south and southern england. they will be quite well scattered. many places will stay largely dry. some c

and we will be talking to the bafta award—winning director who has been given exclusive access to prisoners is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the european commission is urging countries across the eu to step up their preparations in case of a no—deal brexit. the commission says the failure of the negotiations with the uk would have a significant effect on all member states. the warning comes as the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, makes his first official visit to brussels to meet with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier. the police watchdog said forces in england and wales must tackle significant problems in handling hate crime, ahead of a possible rise in offences after brexit. her majesty's inspectorate of constabulary found inadequate responses in 89 of 180 cases it reviewed. it found it took police an average of five days for police to visit 73 victims, while 65 were not seen at all. the government says it is clear that all hate crimes are unacceptable, and will ensure victims get the support they need. donald trump has now said that he holds vladimir putin p