she'll be joined by the broadcaster joanna jarjue and political editor of the sun on sunday, dave woodings then if you can but for now, good night. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. this is most peculiar and most welcome. thank you. nice to have you back. great to be back, its great to have cinemas open again. a real mixed bag this week, we have the french dispatch, which is the new film by wes anderson... ..frank herbert's dune, the unfilmable novel, is back on screen... ..and we have dear evan hansen, a stage to screen story. of the three you mentioned, the french dispatch is the one i want to see. are you a wes anderson fan? i love the grand budapest hotel. and who could not love that? i love grand budapest hotel. he has extraordinary filmography, you watch a couple seconds of the film you know you're watching a wes anderson film. this is set in the fictional town which chronicles the last edition of the the french dispatch. the publisher has just died. it's in the mould of the new yorker. as an incredible

with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton and political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding.f sir david amess dominates every front page— with all of them carrying pictures of the mp — nearly all with a broad smile. the times highlights his work in support of animal welfare. the daily star asks how it could happen again — only five years after the murder ofjo cox. the financial times reports that the killing has reignited the debate over politicians�* safety. meanwhile, the daily telegraph highlights the home secretary ordering an urgent review of mps security. the daily mail says the killing comes just weeks after he gave away one of his four daughters. the daily express reports anti—terrorism police are investigating. while the sun also reports police are investigating whether the suspect had terrorist motives. and the guardian suggests investigators will be urgently checking if the suspect was known to the authorities. right, let us plunge straight and. do you want to kick us off this time with the front page of the eye, which quotes his local catholic priest at a service

with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton and political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding.orrow's for pages today starting with the killing of sir david amess dominates every front page— with all of them carrying pictures of the mp with a broad smile. the times highlights his work in support of animal welfare. the daily star asks how it could happen again — only five years after the murder ofjo cox. the �*i' says the local community and politicians are in shock. the financial times reports that the killing has reignited the debate over politicians�* safety. the daily mirror points out he died serving the people. meanwhile, the daily telegraph highlights the home secretary ordering an urgent review of mps security. the daily mail says the killing comes just weeks after he gave away one of his four daughters. while the sun say police are investigating whether the suspect had terrorist motives. let's kick off. john, one of those days where there is no doubt about what the story is. there is no argument over how big it is news is. obviously, all of the papers have slightly diff

with me are the social commentatorjoanna jarjue, and dave wooding, the political editor of the sun on pages. amid rising covid infections, the observer says the uk health security agency — formerly public health england — has written to local councils to canvass their level of support for the rollout of �*plan b�* covid rules. the independent has been speaking to health professionals who warn the nhs faces its hardest winter yet — as soaring covid cases combine with a surge in a&e demand. the telegraph says the chancellor will use next week's budget statement to announce plans for a digital overhaul of the nhs. the paper also has a picture of the head armourer on the film set where alec baldwin shot and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. the upcoming budget is also the lead for the express which says plans to beef up border security will be at the heart of the chancellor's speech. the times leads on the case of a british soldier who has confessed to murdering a 21—year—old woman while training in kenya in 2012. and as the cop climate summit looms, the mirror claims borisjohnson f

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