,, , disney? back trippier is during the andemic, disney? back trippier is during the pandemic. with — disney? back trippier is during the pandemic, with all _ disney? back trippier is during the pandemic, with all the _ disney? back trippier is during the pandemic, with all the cinemas - pandemic, with all the cinemas closed, big media companies like disney, warner bros., they launched their own streaming services and they wanted to use their biggest films and funnel them into the homes instead of in theatres. that would help them into ways, one, to get people to see the films when they might not be going to the theatre or cinemas and also to boost audience for their new streaming services. what scarlettjohansson is arguing is that her film, black widow, she lost income as a result of that strategy of making that film available in the home, but her compensation was largely driven by box office receipts, and so she is suing them. box office receipts, and so she is suing them-— box office receipts, and so she is suing them. right, so hous

disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". we can now speak to entertainmentjournalist kj matthews, whojoins us from los angeles. this is interesting. 0bviously, she has says this cost her money. do we know how much money? why does this matter so much to her?— much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest — much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest paid _ much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest paid actors - much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest paid actors in - is the highest paid actors in hollywood and, really, the kind of contract that she had is really no different to the other a—list stars. generally when they negotiate they negotiate for a percentage of the box office profits. that means more people guided the box office, the more money they make. here is a problem. we are living in a pandemic and what she is saying is that many of the studios, notjust marvel and disney, they decided to have simultaneous releases, meaning it comes out in the theatre and also on the streaming platform and for

disney says scarlettjohansson disney says scarlett joha nsson has disney says scarlettjohansson has already earned the equivalent of around $15 million for a role in the film and that it had fully complied with the actor's contract. it is one of many hollywood film studios releasing its movies in this way because of the pandemic. mini will be watching to see if this sets a precedent. as scarlett johansson insists, disney has turned its back on contractual arrangements. and la court will decide who will be left standing. mark lobel, bbc news. it's day seven of the olympics. there have been plenty thrills in the pool and on the water, while the athletes have hit the track for the athletics. here's the medal table as it stands: china leads at the moment, with japan and usa close behind. our sports presenter, sarah mulkerrins, joins us live from tokyo now. and we've had a world record in the pool? we certainly have, a brilliant morning in the pool for the women. that record for south africa's tatiana schumacher, she has been swimming so well and has a gold metres from the best route to add to h

wanting to bring things— studios like disney wanting to bring things out— studios like disney wanting to bring things out to streaming platforms immediately and concurrently with them _ immediately and concurrently with them appearing in cinemas. scarlett johansson— them appearing in cinemas. scarlett johansson is suing disney over that decision— johansson is suing disney over that decision because her pay packet was based _ decision because her pay packet was based on _ decision because her pay packet was based on box office receipts. she argues _ based on box office receipts. she argues that by allowing people to watch _ argues that by allowing people to watch it _ argues that by allowing people to watch it in their homes on their disney— watch it in their homes on their disney plus subscription, that will obviously— disney plus subscription, that will obviously hit the number of people having _ obviously hit the number of people having to _ obviously hit the number of people having to cinema to see it. interesting here between both but certainly— interesting here between

and hollywood star scarlettjohansson sues disney for breach of contract — after it streamed her film black widow at the same time as its cinema release. hello and welcome. we start with amazon, which has been fined almost $900 million for breaking the european union's data protection laws. it's the biggest fine ever imposed under the eu's privacy regulations. the online retail giant has been criticised in recent years for the information it gathers from its customers�* shopping histories. amazon is almost certain to contest the ruling. here's our business correspondent samira hussain in new york. it is certainly a much bigger amount that was predicted, and also it shows that luxembourg, which is where amazon is headquartered in the eu, is willing to really show its might and to enforce these rules. in the past, it has been a lot more favourable to these us multinationals that are coming and establishing itself there. look, this is a big way for the eu to really send a message that you need to abide by these rules. what the eu is saying is that, really, amazon didn't do enough to ge

that the labour market - lots of people want to work for disney.— want to work for disney. that is really fascinating, _ want to work for disney. that is really fascinating, if _ want to work for disney. that is really fascinating, if i _ want to work for disney. that is really fascinating, if i can - want to work for disney. that is really fascinating, if i can just i really fascinating, if i can just come in on that, that adds to the problem for the white house, for president biden. because one, if he forces, he risks political backlash, but you also potentially faces a big business problem at? he absolutely does. it would _ business problem at? he absolutely does. it would not _ business problem at? he absolutely does. it would not benefit _ business problem at? he absolutely does. it would not benefit him - does. it would not benefit him to get into this battle with businesses who can hire people to open over this. so you send the signal, let's get federal employees — but again, for people in europe, a much smaller share of americans work for government can do in euro

a couple of decades ago, disney conjured a blockbuster film franchise out of a theme park ride in the form of pirates of the caribbean, spawning a string of witless, turgid stinkers that have jointly grossed over $4.5 billion, proving that old hollywood adage that no one ever went broke underestimating the audience's intelligence. now we have jungle cruise, the latest big screen amusement park spin off featuring action, adventure, star names, globetrotting scenery and splashy effects. the difference is that this time, it's actually quite good. here we go. sometimes itjust needs a bit of a... nobody touches my engine but me. what did ijust... there you go. emily blunt is doctor lily houghton, an early 20th—century scientist adventurer seeking the mythical tree of life, with which she hopes to benefit mankind. dwayne "the rock" johnson is frank wolff, the steamboat skipper who agrees to provide passage through the amazon rivers, but who has an agenda of his own. my brother and i are looking for passage upriver. please go away. i have a lot of money. directed by jaume collet—serra, w

disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". earlier i asked entertainment journalist kj matthews why this lawsuit is so significant. scarlettjohansson is the highest paid actress in hollywood and, really, the kind of contract that she had is really no different to the other a—list stars. generally when they negotiate they negotiate for a percentage of the box office profits. that means more people go to the box office, the more money they make. here is the problem. we are living in a pandemic and what she is saying is that many of the studios, notjust marvel and disney, they decided to have dual releases, meaning it comes out in the theatre and also on the streaming platform. for that she wanted them to come back to her to renegotiate because when we negotiated before the pandemic, we thought this film would exclusively open in the theatre. and that is not the case now. she never got the opportunity to renegotiate, according to her lawyers and because of that she will not make as much money. now we already know that the film

especially for the fact they are maintaining more than the double of subscribers then amazon prime or disney plus. and we must not forget it was a distractor back in the day and a look at the awards, whether it is the academy awards or the emmys, netflix has really dominated, hasn't it, in a new way and streaming television programmes through streaming is something that has to be recognised? certainly has but they need to be careful, they cannot get comfortable on their laurels at this point because if you look at disney plus, it has great titles like star wars for example. they have grown exponentially over the last year so i think netflix has eight edge with their subscriber base but they need to remain competitive and continue to develop new services and different software. services and different software-— services and different software. �* �*, ., software. and it's about original— software. and it's about original content? - software. and it's about original content? and . software. and it's about - original content? and that's very expensive, isn't it? certainly is and the oth

so viewers who paid $30 on disney+ premier access added $60 million worth of rentals. but scarlettjohansson says she was promised the film would hit the big screen first, where she profits. before the pandemic, that would usually mean a three—month window before it hits the small screen. but the actress is arguing that by streaming the movie at the same time, box office receipts were hit. disney says scarlettjohansson has already earned the equivalent of around $15 million for her role in the film and that it had fully complied with the actor's contract. it's one of many hollywood film studios releasing its movies in this way because of the pandemic. so, many will be watching to see if this lawsuit provides a precedent for the entertainment industry, and for actors�* and producers' earnings. as scarlettjohansson insists, disney's turned its back on her contractual arrangements. an la court will decide who is left standing. mark lobel, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. good afternoon. storm evert has brought some unseasonably wind

disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". still to come a bit later in the programme — a maltese inquiry finds the state responsible for the murder of the anti—corru ption journalist. but first, president biden has ordered two million american government workers to get vaccinated, or else face compulsory covid testing and restrictions. the administration is struggling with increasing infection rates, while around half the population is refusing a jab. and if the stick won't work, mr biden is also offering a carrot. today, i am calling on all states and local governments to use funding they have received, including from the american rescue plan, to give $100 to anyone who gets fully vaccinated. i know that paying people who get vaccinated might sound unfair to folks who've gotten vaccinated already but here's the deal — if incentives help us beat this virus, i believe we should use them. for more on that speech i spoke with our north america correspondent david willis. 0f of course, 60% or so of the american population h

disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". a public inquiry into the murder of a maltese investigative journalist, daphne ca ruana galizia, has found that the state bore responsibility for her death, by creating a "culture of impunity". she died four years ago in a car bomb attack near her home. her revelations helped to trigger an early election by publishing allegations linking the then prime minister, joseph muscat, to the panama papers scandal, which exposed the use of tax havens by the rich. our europe correspondent, nick beake, has more. for the last two years, this independent enquiry has been hearing from dozens of different businesses and has been trying to piece together what happened in the moments before death. the findings today — the maltese state have some responsibility. that is not to say that there was some direct evidence that members of the government or associates were involved in the assassination but it talks about a culture of impunity created on the island, which allowed people who may be wanted her

as scarlettjohansson insists, disney's turned its back on her contractual arrangements. an la court will decide who is left standing. mark lobel, bbc news. she's called the 'mother of african contemporary dance', and her achievements have earned her the top award at this year's dance biennale festival in venice. a 77—year—old senegalese—french choreographer has won the prestigious golden lion for lifetime achievement, as brenda emmanus reports. germaine acogny marks her debut at the venice biennale dance with a stirring performance of 'somewhere at the beginning', a dynamic piece of self—expression inspired by the continent and her own personal history. at 77 years old, the senegalese—french performer and teacher is one of the star attractions at this prestigious international festival and was recently awarded its highest honour. translation: it is something | like a ray of light in the dark sky after the covid—19 epidemic and in the autumn of my life, this is the crowning and a recognition of the work i have been doing all my life. after being acknowledged b

disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". entertainmentjournalist caroline frost said the amount that actors make from ticket sales varies on their star power. if you're in the game and you are very much on the poster, your entire contribution is essential to people going to the cinema, then the percentage becomes bigger accordingly, into will smith, tom cruise proportions. but i think what's happened with this film is really interesting, because theatrical tickets were so low in comparison with other marvel films that it does mean that there's money to play for. it didn't hit the points at which scarlettjohansson's bonuses should have naturally kicked in in normal circumstances, and that's what she's arguing about. she's saying because it went to the streaming platform, that's why she hasn't got the money she thinks she was owed, and she thinks disney have been very disingenuous in doing that, to, as i say, boost their streaming platform at the expense of her film. this is a long—awaited female blockbusting superhero. we'v

jungle cruise is in cinemas and on disney+ with premier a ccess now. # never thought it would come to this. # i remember every little thing. # like fighting in the playground. # cos some good looking boy. # it started to hang around... from the wilds of the amazon to the remote islands of scotland with limbo, a low—key, bittersweet comedy drama from writer—director ben sharrock. bifa nominated amir el—masry is omar, a syrian refugee who finds himself, along with other fellow asylum—seekers, placed on an isolated island while his claim is processed. omar is a musician who carries with him an oud, the instrument on which he once played the tunes of his homeland. housemate farhad, played by vikash bhai, dreams of being omar's agent. but, exiled to this alien nether world, omar keeps his instrument in its case, silent and unplayed. meanwhile, the detainees endure toe—curling classes preparing them for life in the uk — excruciating exercises that recall the tragicomic vignettes of swedish film—maker roy andersson. limbo is a beautifully poignant and brilliantly observed piece

disney says it's a "realistic and symbolic" glimpse nto the office of the president. on the table next to him peach blossoms to signify his home state of delaware, and a pair of aviator glasses of course! much more ahead on the programme — do stay with us on bbc news. hello. the severe thunderstorms we've seen across parts of england this afternoon and evening, they fade into the night, but the heat story doesn't go away — it's with us for a few more days yet. met office amber warning for extreme heat remains in place across the southwestern corner of the uk. it's those high daytime temperatures and night—time temperatures coupled over several days which is having an impact on the body, on our health, and potentially on infrastructure too. and just take a look at the temperatures as we approach midnight. still well into the 20s across many parts of the country. those storms, though, across east anglia, southeast fade away. most will be dry by the end of the night. temperatures really dropping much in the hours that take us towards dawn, still in mid—to—high

summer of soul is in cinemas now and on disney+ from july the 30th. this is our last stand. back in 2013, writer—director james demonaco's dystopian horror—action cheapie the purge became a money—spinning hit, taking close to $90 million at the box office after costing only three. partly inspired by an episode of star trek, the film largely played out in a single home in a near—future america where 12 hours of murderous lawlessness are officially sanctioned every year. subsequent instalments broadened the scope, moving the series closer to the escape from new york template that demonaco had originally envisaged, but had been unable to explore due to lack of resources. now, following two sequels and a prequel, we have a fifth instalment, the forever purge, which opened to sniffy reviews and disappointing box office a couple of weeks ago in the us, which is a shame because i thought it was one of the best instalments in the series. one night only. rest of the year is peaceful. help me! she screams. written by demonaco and directed by everardo valerio gout, making his h

black widow opened in uk cinemas earlier this week and is now available on disney+ with premier access. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. there's a note in here. it's about the water man. is this a prank? where are your friends, huh? where are they hiding? where are your buddies with the cameras? this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. california and nevada brace themselves for record—breaking temperatures as the us heatwave continues. the widow of haiti's assassinated president claims he was killed because of his determination to re—write the constitution and improve ordinary people's lives. tragedy in bangladesh — police arrest a factory owner where more than 50 people died in a fire. and sir richard branson prepares to fly to the edge of space on sunday.

black widow opened in uk cinemas earlier this week and is now available on disney+ with premier access. that�*s it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i�*ll see you next week. there�*s a note in here. it�*s about the water man. is this a prank? where are your friends, huh? where are they hiding? where are your buddies with the cameras? mart calm out there with the film breaking news from wembley stadium, this is from the security team at wembley and they confirm we brought you some reports are suggesting there had been some scuffles as people have been trying to get into wembley who didn�*t have tickets. it turns out a number of them did indeed successfully get through security, got into the stadium. at the security staff, this was a statement issued at 8:34pm, said there is no indication about how many people, it is described as a small group as people — how you define a small group is obviously a relative term — a small group of people might be 50 people in a state that large is or it might be half a dozen, it�*s not clear. anyway, at le

a couple of decades ago, disney conjured a blockbuster film franchise out of a theme park ride in the form of pirates of the caribbean, spawning a string of witless, turgid stinkers that have jointly grossed over $4.5 billion, proving that old hollywood adage that no one ever went broke underestimating the audience's intelligence. now we have jungle cruise, the latest big screen amusement park spin off featuring action, adventure, star names, globetrotting scenery and splashy effects. the difference is that this time, it's actually quite good. here we go. sometimes itjust needs a bit of a... nobody touches my engine but me. what did ijust... there you go. emily blunt is doctor lily houghton, an early 20th—century scientist adventurer seeking the mythical tree of life, with which she hopes to benefit mankind. dwayne "the rock" johnson is frank wolff, the steamboat skipper who agrees to provide passage through the amazon rivers, but who has an agenda of his own. my brother and i are looking for passage upriver. please go away. i have a lot of money. directed by jaume collet—serra, w

disney said it had "fully complied" with her contract, and her case had "no merit whatsoever". the uk's biggest dairy company, arla, has told the bbc that it failed to make 25% of its deliveries to supermarkets last weekend, because of a lack of lorry drivers. the firm said 600 stores did not receive deliveries. they say the ongoing shortage of drivers, alongside staff having to isolate because of covid alerts, is causing major disruption. the company boss has been speaking to our business correspondent emma simpson. this is the world's largest fresh milk dairy. we process over a billion litres of milk from our cooperative farmer owners a year, so you can see this is a vast operation. in fact, one in every five bottles of milk that's sold in the uk is made here. since the beginning of april, we have experienced driver shortages, so being able to take the products from a factory like here in aylesbury to the supermarkets, and that has now increased to such a level where we're not able to deliver milk to every store that would like it. can you quantify this? normally, we deliver

it opened in cinemas early| this week and is now available in disney plus with premier access. thank you for watching the film review. stay safe and i will see you next week. review. stay safe and i will see you next week-— next week. this is about the water man. is next week. this is about the water man- is this _ next week. this is about the water man. is this separate? _ next week. this is about the water man. is this separate? where - next week. this is about the waterj man. is this separate? where your friends was — man. is this separate? where your friends was back _ man. is this separate? where your friends was back where _ man. is this separate? where your friends was back where they - man. is this separate? where yourj friends was back where they hiding where _ friends was back where they hiding where your buddies at the cameras? it is been a different sky watchers, very big building cloud but not everyone is called to very heavy downpour but there has been some around particularly at the parts of east anglia and funnel cloud and in county durham, it is not touch t

a couple of decades ago, disney conjured a blockbuster film franchise out of a theme park ride in the form of pirates of the caribbean, spawning a string of witless, turgid stinkers that have jointly grossed over $4.5 billion, proving that old hollywood adage that no one ever went broke underestimating the audience's intelligence. now we have jungle cruise, the latest big screen amusement park spin off featuring action, adventure, star names, globetrotting scenery and splashy effects. the difference is that this time, it's actually quite good. here we go. sometimes itjust needs a bit of a... nobody touches my engine but me. what did ijust... there you go. emily blunt is doctor lily houghton, an early 20th—century scientist adventurer seeking the mythical tree of life, with which she hopes to benefit mankind. dwayne "the rock" johnson is frank wolff, the steamboat skipper who agrees to provide passage through the amazon rivers, but who has an agenda of his own. my brother and i are looking for passage upriver. please go away. i have a lot of money. directed by jaume collet—serra, w

also 0tt platforms, an unfortunate name, but you're talking about streaming platforms like netflix and disney hotstar and so forth. and overall, there is a sense that they're weighing. . .that these laws are being used, i would even say manipulated, because the lower courts... hang on. yeah, what you're saying is very important, though, i mean, you sit there in chennai as a journalist of some standing, but are you saying to me that you no longer have faith in the independence of india's courts? cos that's an explosive thing to say. i must say, in all fairness, that when... in 2019, i did the rafale deal investigation, six—part investigative series in the hindu. the supreme court of india came out with a very good order because the government alleged that these were stolen documents. but the court upheld not only our right to publish these documents, but also admitted it in evidence. but that's precisely my point, mr ram, that you have been... you have been backed by the courts in the recent past. there is reason to believe that whatever your views of mr modi and his government and his inten

and after both obama and trump took centre stage in disney's iconic hall of presidents, now it'sjoe biden's turn. we'll show you how he looks a little later.

it's also up for best drama series, while disney's the mandalorian is recognised in the same category. i spoke to sandro monetti an entertainmentjournalist and editor of hollywood international filmmaker magazine, a short time ago — he says the cream of the crop has been recognised. it has been an incredible year for television but quality has risen to the surface. interestingly these are the two most expensive shows on television. it costs up to $13 million to make each episode of the crown, $15 million for the mandalorian. but you get what you pay for. these are the two duking it out. the crown is there again. year after year the competition gets better but the crown still gets nominated on the question must be asked, is this the best tv show of all time? i thoroughly enjoyed it although i am one of those who is a bit sceptical about the format, is this real, is it history, is it drama? i think the same about the mandalorian. i don't know so much about that one. but they are different productions, aren't they? the mandalorian, the small screen spin—off of star wars has proved mu

viability and jobs _ even and that put disney's viability and jobs at — even and that put disney's viability and jobs at risk the longer these restrictions remain in force, so i think— restrictions remain in force, so i think it — restrictions remain in force, so i think it is — restrictions remain in force, so i think it is a _ restrictions remain in force, so i think it is a sensible, pragmatic step— think it is a sensible, pragmatic step by— think it is a sensible, pragmatic step by the prime minister today and brin- step by the prime minister today and bring back— step by the prime minister today and bring back the much needed confidence and optimism for the sector— confidence and optimism for the sector to — confidence and optimism for the sector to allow it to start to rebuild _ sector to allow it to start to rebuild and recover. —— pets hospitality's viability. our businesses retain health and safety obligation to employees, so we will make _ obligation to employees, so we will make sure — obligation to employees, so we will make sure we keep our team at safe and

in america, walt disney has become the latest company, after facebook and google, to tell employees they'll have to have both jabs before returning to work. some businesses in the uk are following suit. back in the uk, the latest government figures show there were just over 26,000 new cases in the latest 24—hour period, meaning an average of 27,464 new cases per day in the past seven days. 71 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours, that's an average of 70 deaths a day in the past week. the latest figure for the number of people in hospital with covid is just below 6,000 — it hasn't been updated from yesterday. more than 88% of uk adults have now had theirfirstjab and more than 72% are now fully vaccinated. nhs england and the body that regulates health care products are issuing new guidance on pulse oxygen meters — also known as oximeters — after it was found that the devices can overestimate oxygen levels in people with darker skin. with more here's our health correspondent, amara sophia elahi. ranjit sanghera—marwaha caught coronavirus in december last year and eventually end

one of hollywood's best paid stars, scarlettjohansson, is suing disney for streaming her latest movie, black widow at the same time as releasing it in cinemas.

but where we have seen a bit of an uptake is in the us, - where la liga had a huge deal with disney — they're really. going for sports rights over- there through their espn platforms. so that seems to be a bit of a counterbalance, - but i think the next 12—18 months will be crucial in terms _ of where the future - of sports rights values are. we've seen a lot of big disruptors in the sports arena recently, and in the last couple of years, perhaps one of the biggest has been amazon — how do you assess what amazon is up to so far, and indeed, what it might be plotting? i think you've got to - say that amazon's been a really big success story. they've been very strategic in how they've bought their rights — - so for example, in the uk, they are buying them - in december which coincides with the christmas sales, i and we've seen that it's not just getting subscribers - onto amazon prime, but converting that revenue into the online - platform, as well. they've taken a bit more - of a back seat at the moment, and i think what they will do is consolidate for a bit, - then in a couple y

it's also up for best drama series, while disney's the mandalorian is recognised in the same category. let's delve a little deeper into the nominations now with sandro monetti, entertainment journalist and editor of hollywood international filmmaker magazine who joins me live from la. very good to see you. you have shown me up, looking for more hollywood than i am today. 2a nominations for two productions. don't they have enough to choose from? it has been an incredible _ enough to choose from? it has been an incredible year - enough to choose from? it has been an incredible year for - been an incredible year for television but quality has risen to the surface. interestingly these are the two most expensive shows on television. it costs up to $13 million to make each episode of the crown, $15 million for the mandalorian. but you get what you mandalorian. but you get what y°u pay mandalorian. but you get what you pay for. these are the two duking it out. the crown is there again. year after year there again. year after year the competition gets better but the competition gets better b

black widow opened in uk cinemas earlier this week and is now available on disney+ with premier access. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. there's a note in here. it's about the water man. is this a prank? where are your friends, huh? where are they hiding? where are your buddies with the cameras? well, it's a mixed bag out there at the moment with some rain around. and we've some showers in the forecast for monday too. some of the showers could be particularly heavy across southeastern areas of the country. and here, we could have some thunderstorms as well. so this is what it looks like early hours of the morning. you can see where the heavy rain is, particularly in the south and the southeast. dry weather across most of scotland and most of northern ireland. and really quite mild in the morning — around 16 degrees, for example, in liverpool. so on that heavy rain, then, in the south, it'll come and go through the course of the morning. in fact, there might even be some sunshine around for a time. but then through th

it is also up for best drama series, while disney's the mandalorian is recognised in the same category. malaysia on tuesday announced measures to help its ailing health system. with over 11,000 new infections. the third daily record seen in the past week at 125 news deaths —— new deaths. the surge comes even after malaysia ramped up its vaccination programme. prisoners in migrant workers are on the front line of the covid battle the country. the country's human right commission says prisons are full to bursting, running at 40% more than capacity. for more on this, i'm joined now by dr adeeba kamarulzaman from the world health organization science council, who joins us live from kuala lumpur. hello to you. thanks for being with us. as part of the problem in malaysia that the has not been stringent enough? it’s been stringent enough? it's difficult to _ been stringent enough? it�*s difficult to understand where the infections are coming from in the largest state, the most densely populated state. it's a combination of infections coming from dormitories and factories and construct

a look at the best and rest releases in the film reveal, including disney'sjungle reveal, including disney's jungle cruise. good afternoon. there's been a sizeable medal haulfor team gb at the tokyo olympics. tremendous bmx racing by 22—year—old beth shreever has won her gold. and kye white took silver in the men's event. for a full round up of today's action at the olympics — let's cross to hugh ferris at the bbc sports centre. six more medals for team gb on day seven of tokyo 2020 with the bmx track delivering multiple medals and a couple of incredible stories as well. andy swiss reports. she is british sport's new two—wheeled wonder. the olympics is no stranger to fairy tales, but beth shriever�*s is something very special. the 22—year—old hadn't been among the favourites in the bmx, but the part—time teaching assistant was soon giving her rivals a lesson. she led from the start. and in this most exhilarating of events, she flew around the track. could she hang on for gold? well, it was some finish. all the way, all the way, all the way! yes! bethany shriever, olympic cham

i like watching disney. she's going to the high court, seeking a change to the 1967 abortion act. this allows abortion up to 2a weeks. but if the foetus has a disability, including down's syndrome, abortion is legal right up to birth. heidi says this is discriminatory. the reason it's important to me and james is we have down syndrome and we want to say to the world we have a good quality of life. her mother liz has encouraged heidi to be as independent as possible. she lives here in coventry. heidi's legal team have crowdfunded £102,000 to take on the government in a landmark test case. i'm very proud of heidi, of her campaigning and i'll be supporting her along the way. 3,200 foetuses are aborted each year because the child is likely to be severely disabled. and 90% of women whose foetuses have down's syndrome choose to have an abortion. some say women in this situation need more time to make an informed decision. we're talking about a relatively small number of abortions every year that take place after 2a weeks. these are incredibly challenging, heartbreaking circumstances in

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summer of soul is in cinemas now and on disney+ from july the 30th. this is our last stand. back in 2013, writer—director james demonaco's dystopian horror—action cheapie the purge became a money—spinning hit, taking close to $90 million at the box office after costing only three. partly inspired by an episode of star trek, the film largely played out in a single home in a near—future america where 12 hours of murderous lawlessness are officially sanctioned every year. subsequent instalments broadened the scope, moving the series closer to the escape from new york template that demonaco had originally envisaged, but had been unable to explore due to lack of resources. now, following two sequels and a prequel, we have a fifth instalment, the forever purge, which opened to sniffy reviews and disappointing box office a couple of weeks ago in the us, which is a shame because i thought it was one of the best instalments in the series. one night only. rest of the year is peaceful. help me! she screams. written by demonaco and directed by everardo valerio gout, making his h