will poulter is fantastic. he plays a character which has a malevolence hidden under a facade of innocence. it's a tightrope that could easily fall over into caricature but it never does. the experience was thoroughly immersive. it's very, very gripping. it's often terrifying and kathryn bigelow is a fine film—maker. it's an urgent film, despite it having a period setting, it feels urgent and contemporary. that's definitely on the list. what of logan lucky? neither urgent nor contemporary. steven soderbergh is back and it's a heist movie. it's described in one moment of dialogue as ocean's 7—11. channing tatum is the mastermind behind this plan to rob the charlotte motor speedway during the coca cola 600. it's a nascar racetrack. he was going to carry out this heist with his brother adam driver. it's a heist caper movie, so it's an impossiblejob, it can't be done. but they have figured out a way to do it with tunnels under the track. and getting this guy, joe bang, who is an explosives expert played by dani

we have will poulter doing premier league predictions and talking about this game for grenfell as well. trevor sinclair is playing in that. that is on the 2nd of september, a fantastic given. and we have mark schwarzer and leon 0sman in the studio. it is a packed day. i will not karate chop you on the neck! that could be a disciplinary matter. i would keep my arms crossed. nice to see you both. they're banned in scotland, labour pledged to abolish them elsewhere and the lib dems have described their use as "an affront to basic human dignity". mixed—gender wards are highly controversial and — back in 2013 — the health secretary, jeremy hunt, announced they'd been "virtually eliminated" in england. yet despite this, bbc breakfast has found that in the last year alone, men and women were treated in the same room around 9000 times. that's almost three times the figure from two years ago. john maguire has more. good morning, everyone. every morning, staff at yeovil hospital meet to plan the day ahead to determine what care patients receive and where. treatments and recovery are of cou