ok, so we have midsommar, which i'm going to tell you in advance is not a horrorfilm, it's ok. yeah, we can discuss that. it has horror elements, but not a horror film. we have spider—man: far from home. and ibiza: the silent movie, which isn't that silent. i hope not! yeah, yeah, i get it, i get it. last week was my first week back, so you were really nice to me, and now... ok, so here's the thing — midsommar is the new movie by ari aster, who made hereditary, which a lot of people say was the scariest thing they'd ever seen. i have to say, i wasn't crazy about hereditary. i thought the first half of it was terrific and the second half of it got silly. this is rather different, ok? 50, florence pugh, who is brilliant in everything she's in, is dani. she is riven with anxiety about a terrible tragedy that has befallen her family that we see at the very beginning of the film. jack reynor is her boyfriend, christian. she needs him for support, but what she doesn't know is that he has agreed with his friends that he is going to go off to sweden to a pagan midsummer festival, and s

midsommar isn't. i hear you. thank you, mark. thank god for spider—man.ye— bye. good evening. sunshine should return more widely to england and wales. northern scotland will continue with the risk of showers. further south, the risk of showers. further south, the cloud have been courtesy of this weather front, a few spots of rain. still quite warm here. behind it is much fresher, quite cool potentially across the glens of scotland, but it does mean an abundance of sunshine first thing sunday morning. this low cloud, the odd shower could give us some missed around the cornwall coast. but it should ease into the afternoon. sunshine developing. there weather cloud, a few again for scotland, but the wind is light. in the light wind and sunshine, it does return more widely to england and wales. temperatures around average for this time of year. it will feel quite pleasant. pollen levels are very high in the south. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: california braces itself for aftershocks after the most powerful earthquake to hit the sta

midsommar is the new movie by ari aster who made hereditary.ht the first half was terrific in the second half was silly. florence pugh is brilliant is riven with anxiety about a terrible tragedy that has befallen her family. her boyfriend christian, she needs him for support but what she doesn't know is that he has agreed to go to our pinion festival. she thinks she has to along with it. no you said it would be cool to go. and then i got the opportunity and i decided to do it. look, i don't mind you going ijust wish you would have told me, that's all. well, i just apologised. you didn't apologise, you said sorry which sounds more like too bad. maybe i should just go home. what? no. i'm just trying to understand. and i'm trying to apologise. and i don't need an apology. i don't, ijust wanted to talk about it, that's all. i really think i should just leave. no, no. please, please. please, i'm not trying to attack you. i'm not. it really feels like you are! well then i'm sorry! i'm sorry, ijust got confused. i'm sorry. hey, please come on. can you

midsommar is the new movie by ari aster who made hereditary.you didn't apologise, you said sorry but it sounds more like too bad. maybe i shouldjust go home? know, understand understand. and i'm trying to apologise.” home? know, understand understand. and i'm trying to apologise. ijust wa nt to and i'm trying to apologise. ijust want to talk about it. that's all. i'm not trying to attack you. if you like you are. what i am sorry, i just got confused and i'm sorry. sit with me we can talk about it. love, it just felt really weird. with me we can talk about it. love, itjust felt really weird. i'm fine, i think it's great you going to sweden i did. they then go to the festival everything is frightened happy and eve ryo ne everything is frightened happy and everyone is wearing white dresses and headdresses and everyone is beautiful is all very beautiful and you know because you seen the wicker man things will not work out very well but what's interesting though is it where is that influence on his sleeve but it also is absolutely about her and her

midsommar isn't. 0k! i hearyou, i hearyou! thank you, mark...i think. you can see spider—man.eakfast. good morning. a summary of the main stories. the white house has been described as "uniquely dysfunctional" and "inept" in leaked memos from the uk's ambassador in washington. sir kim darroch‘s private communications, which were obtained by the mail on sunday, describe president trump's administration as insecure and incompetent. the foreign office says strong relations with the white house will not be damaged by this league, but did not deny the e—mails exist. it's been revealed that the department of health is planning to spend three million pounds on a service to transport medication, in the event of a no—deal brexit at the end of october. it wants to hire an express freight service to transport medicines, blood and transplant tissue, but experts have described the timeline for the contract as tight. france and iran have agreed to look at conditions for resuming talks to try to save tehran's nuclear deal with world powers. president emmanuel macron expressed strong concern

midsommar isn't. i hear you. thank you, mark. thank god for spider—man.m and thank you forjoining us. a summary of today's stories. s who failed to disclose the whereabouts of the victims body could be denied parole and plans it up by david gauke. the legal changes follow extensive campaigning by the family of helen mccourt who was killed in 1989 by ian simms who has never reveal the location of her body. he said parole boards must now consider this cruelty when reviewing an offender's suitability for release. some conservative party members have been sent two papers for the leadership contest instead of just sent two papers for the leadership contest instead ofjust one, the bbc uncovered. it is estimated more than 1000 people may have been affected, the paper sent to conservatives around the uk to allow them to vote for the next party leader. of course, prime minister as well. let's go to our political correspondent peter saull. peter, tell us a little bit about what we know about this ballot paper problem. we do not know exactly how widespread it is, ch

but i would say the one i keep thinking about is midsommar.stential, two and a half hour dread—fest about, like, why you should never go to sweden with hippies or something like that. it is quite terrifying but also one that i've thought about a lot and have really enjoyed writing about it. i would second what you're saying about the farewell. that, to my mind, was a brilliant film. i mean, it's a film about a grandmother dying in china. it's one of the most inspirational films i have ever seen. it deals with chinese—american relationships, it's got beautiful acting, awkwafina is in it. you really get a good feel for it. anyway, i want to thank all of you for your very great contributions and it's been a pleasure to talk to you. thank you. blockbuster season used to offer movie—goers a fairly varied mix of movie fare. but no longer. many genres get pushed to the sidelines and finding a home and streaming services like netflix. noah has been looking at the migration. netflix has drawn attention away from the multiplexes this blockbuster season

we were watching midsommar, which is a horror movie, and there was a part where the world turned upside was the speakers, but the whole theatre started shaking. and after about, like, ten seconds people started to get up to leave. landslides blocked some roads. motorists using their bare hands to clear the debris. broken gas pipes caused fires, though no serious injuries were reported. and here's why. the epicentre, remote ridgecrest near death valley. but there's more to come. this was a very large earthquake. and we also know there's going to be a series of after—shocks as a result of the main quake. so we want to prepare ourselves and be able to have those resources in place as the days go on here. for now, california counts the cost of this quake and waits for the next. angus crawford, bbc news. earlier i spoke to sonia d'angio who was near ridgecrest when the earthquake struck. i was pretty lucky. i was on the sand dunes in death valley. san doesn't move that easily, so we knew it was quite a strong one. —— sand doesn't. it's one thing to feel it ona doesn't. it's one thing to feel

we were watching midsommar, which is a horror movie, and there's a part when the world turned upside it was the speakers. but the whole theatre started shaking, and after about ten seconds people started to get up to leave. then they realised it was ending, and they sat back down and started watching the movie again. i had never felt anything that big. there was one the other day and i was in my apartment and my shelves were shaking, and i thought that was it. but i think, i was in west hollywood at the time, so we were pretty far away from the epicentre of the earthquake, but we still all felt it. i've lived here for about six years and i've never felt anything that big. earlier dr wendy bohon — a geologist studying earthquakes at the incorporated research institutes for siesmology in washington dc said that more aftershocks will happen the usgs has issued a forecast for after—shocks. and we are expecting that there will be felt after—shocks. people need to be prepared to feel more shaking and to take action. that means to drop, cover, and hold on. so it can be really frightening to

my friends and i were watching a movie when it happened, we were watching midsommar, which is a horrorere was a part when the world turned upside down and we thought it was the speakers, but the whole theatre started shaking, and after about, like, ten seconds, people started to get up to leave. oh, my gosh! there's a rock slide in the canyon. landslides blocked some roads, motorists using their bare hands to clear the debris. broken gas pipes caused fires, though no serious injuries were reported, and here's why. the epicentre, remote ridgecrest near death valley, but there's more to come. this was a very large earthquake, and we also know there's going to be a series of after—shocks as a result of the main quake, so we want to prepare ourselves in being able to have those resources in place as the days go on here. for now, california counts the cost of this quake and waits for the next. angus crawford, bbc news. one of britain's most senior female asian police officers has accused the metropolitan police of discrimination. parm sandhu has begun legal action against the force, claimin

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