to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. o mark, what have you been watching this week? a very mixed bag. we have onwards which is an animated quest. we have first wives, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so onward, it begins in a fantastical world in which magic has been superseded by more down—to—earth — electricity and gas. there are two brothers, chalk and cheese, one believes in the old myths of sword and sorcery and the younger one is slightly insular. they botch a spell to bring back their lost father for a day. they only manage to bring back half of him, so they must embark upon a quest. on this quest, they must learn to control their newly found magic. here's a clip. here we go. focus. something wrong? sorry, it'sjust your stance is... here, chin up, elbows out, feet apart, back slightly arched. ok, how does that feel? great. one more thing... barley! 0k, 0k. says magic words don't let the magic spook you. 0k. elbows. what? elbo

to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week?mixed bag. we have misbehaviour which is a true life story of the disruption of the 1970 miss world. we have bacurau which is brilliantly indescribable and very strange. and my indescribable and very strange. and my spy, an updated kindergarten cop. so we start with a true story. so, yes, based on real events, a comedy drama about the 1970 miss world. yes, based on real events, a comedy drama about the 1970 miss worldm is amazing to through your mind back to 1970 when miss world was a big thing on the bbc and everybody sat round and watched it. the dignified co ntesta nt round and watched it. the dignified contestant who was the chance of breaking the competition's white only glass ceiling, meanwhile keira knightley and jessie buckley are the chalk and cheese activists who decided that they are going to disrupt the cattle market of miss world by making their own way to the competition and creating a spectacle that will draw attention to the rising woman's movement. here is a clip. how

to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hello, mark! hi!hat have you been watching? a very mixed bag. we have onward, which is an animated quest. military wives, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria, which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so onward. yeah, so this is pixar‘s latest animation. it begins in a fantastical world in which magic has been superseded by more down—to—earth, you know, electricity and gas. two brothers, chalk and cheese, one of whom believes in the sort of the old myths of sword and sorcery, the younger one who is kinda of slightly withdrawn. they botch a spell to bring back their lost father for a day. they only manage to bring back half of him, so they must embark upon a quest and whilst they're on a quest, they must learn to be able to control their newly found magical power. here's a clip. 0k! here we go. focus. uh.. something wrong? sorry, it'sjust your stance is... here, chin up, elbows out, feet apart, back slightly arched. 0k, how does that feel? great! ooh, one m

to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hello, mark! hi! been watching? a very mixed bag. we have 0nward, which is an animated quest. military wives, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria, which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so 0nward. yeah, so this is pixar‘s latest animation. it begins in a fantastical world in which magic has been superseded by more down—to—earth, you know, electricity and gas. two brothers, chalk and cheese, one of whom believes in the sort of the old myths of sword and sorcery, the younger one who is kinda of slightly withdrawn. they botch a spell to bring back their lost father for a day. they only manage to bring back half of him, so they must embark upon a quest and whilst they're on a quest, they must learn to be able to control their newly found magical power. here's a clip. 0k! here we go. focus. uh.. something wrong? sorry, it'sjust your stance is... here, chin up, elbows out, feet apart, back slightly arched. 0k, how does that feel? great! 00h, one more thing...

to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark?

to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark?ery mixed bag. we have misbehaviour, which is a true life story of the disruption of the 1970 miss world. we have bacurau, which is brilliantly indescribable and very strange. chuckles. and my spy, a kind of updated kindergarten cop. so we start with a true story? so, yes, so misbehaviour, which i know you've seen as well. so based on real events. a kind of comedy—drama about the disruption of the 1970 miss world. it is amazing to throw your mind back to 1970 when miss world was a really big thing, it was on the bbc, everybody sat round and watched it. gugu mbatha—raw is miss granada, the dignified contestant who seems to have a chance of breaking the competition's white—only sort of, you know, glass ceiling. meanwhile, keira knightley and jessie buckley are the sort of chalk and cheese women's activists who decided that what they are going to do is to disrupt the cattle market of miss world by making their own way to the competition and then creating a spectacle that will draw attenti

find out what mark kermode thinks of 0nwards and the rest of the week's cinema releases in the film review taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers joe twyman, in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjoe twyman, director of the polling organisation deltapoll, and ruth lee, economic adviser at arbuthnot banking. stay with us for that. good evening. the number of coronavirus cases in the united kingdom has passed 200. tonight, the family of one of the two patients who died after being affected have spoken of their pain in not being able to grieve as they say they are 110w able to grieve as they say they are now in isolation. in total, 209 people have now been infected in the uk. both of those people who died we re uk. both of those people who died were elderly and with underlying health issues. globally, there are more than 100,000 cases, just over 3500 people have died. the vast majority in china. dominic hughes reports. the second person to die in the uk after being infected by coronavirus is a man in his 80s, who was being treated in hospital in milton keynes. we kno

heartache for the military wives — that and all the other new releases in the film review with mark kermodeood evening, it's 5 o'clock. i'mjane hill, our main story. the number of people around the world infected by the coronavirus has topped 100,000. the number of confirmed cases in the uk has risen to 163, in the biggest dailyjump, out of more than 20,300 people tested. the government is promising to spend another £46 million on coronavirus, including more money on the race to develop a vaccine. ministers have said there's ‘absolutely no need' for people to stockpile food. meanwhile more than 140 british nationals are among thousands of people stranded on a cruise ship off san francisco, after some passengers developed flu—like symptons. lauren moss has the latest details. this is one of our test kits, very simple. containing the virus, working on a vaccine to fight it and a fast test to detect it. today more money has been set aside for the research phase of tackling the coronavirus. what we're announcing today is a £46 million package of investment in uk science, which will in time deli

find out what mark kermode thinks of misbehaviour, and the rest of the week's top cinema releases, inreview at 5:45pm. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at 5, i'm jane hill. it's been afternoon of fast moving developments in the spread of coronavirus. the number of people testing positive here in the uk hasjumped again, and sporting fixtures across the world are being postponed and cancelled. let's bring you right up to date. there are now 798 confirmed cases of the virus in the uk. and 11 deaths, including the first in scotland. the queen has postponed two of her upcoming visits, to cheshire and camden, with other events to be reviewed mayoral and local elections in england — which were due to be held in may — have been postponed for a year. in the world of sport, all uk football matches have been cancelled in a dramatic move, including the premier england's cricket tour of sri lanka has also been suspended, with players travelling and wales' six nations match against scotland in cardiff tomorrow has been postponed. with our first report, here is our sports correspondentjoe wi

now it's time for the film review, with jane hill and mark kermode.ews. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark? a very mixed bag. we have misbehaviour, which is a true life story of the disruption of the 1970 miss world. we have bacurau, which is brilliantly indescribable and very strange. chuckles. and my spy, a kind of updated kindergarten cop. so we start with a true story? so, yes, so misbehaviour, which i know you've seen as well. so based on real events. a kind of comedy—drama about the disruption of the 1970 miss world. it is amazing to throw your mind back to 1970 when miss world was a really big thing, it was on the bbc, everybody sat round and watched it. gugu mbatha—raw is miss granada, the dignified contestant who seems to have a chance of breaking the competition's white—only sort of, you know, glass ceiling. meanwhile, keira knightley and jessie buckley are the sort of chalk and cheese women's activists who decided that what they are going to do is to disrupt the cattle market of

to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hi!ard, which is an animated quest. we have military wives, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria, which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so 0nward. yeah, so this is pixar‘s latest animation. it begins in a fantastical world in which magic has been superseded by more down—to—earth, you know, electricity and gas. there are two brothers, chalk and cheese. one of whom believes in the old myths of sword and sorcery, and the younger one is slightly withdrawn. they botch a spell to bring back their lost father for a day. they only manage to bring back half of him, so they must embark upon a quest and whilst on the quest, they must learn to control their newly found magic. here's a clip. 0k! here we go. focus. something wrong? sorry, it'sjust your stance is... here, chin up, elbows out, feet apart, back slightly arched. 0k, how does that feel? great! ooh, one more thing... barley! 0k, 0k. says magic words. don't let the magic spook you. 0k. elbows!