sussex police are investigating reports of a suspected chemical league in east sussex. they were made aware of this this afternoon. a 50 people have reported problems with their eyes or throats, some sort of irritation. we have just had the statement from sussex police and it says hayes is causing some kind of discomfort for people living along the eastbourne coast. emergency services are at the scene. they are asking people to stay away from the area, keep their doors and windows closed. police have no idea what is causing this, but it is coming from the sea. but the source, as of yet, hasn't been identified. they are treating people currently at birling gap. they are clearing the area. details still coming in, but it is hazardous and police arsenal trying to find out what is causing the problem. there is a strange smell. some people on social made media say they have left that national trust cafe because the problem is affecting the whole area. so the advice is to stay awake and keep doors and windows closed. busy weekend, sunny day, bank holiday, people would have be

sussex police say the unknown haze is coming in from the sea. people living nearby are advised to keep their windows and doors closed. 0ur correspondent, adina campbell, gave us the latest. the number has risen significantly. in the last few minutes we have had an update from east sussex healthcare trust. 233 people are now being treated because of the suspected chemical leak. that number is far higher than previously thought. police initially told us 50 people were being treated by the emergency services. it is not clear what is causing this. it has been described as an unknown haze coming from the sea. but tonight, birling gap has been evacuated and people are being told to keep their windows and doors closed. birling gap is a popular holiday destination. many people go there during the summer. lifeboat have been sent out this evening as well checking that people are safe along the shoreline. but the advice at the moment for anyone in the area, especially on the coast, keep windows and doors shut and avoid the area completely. thank you very m

sussex police are investigating reports of a suspected chemical incident at beachy head in east sussex. they are trying to identify the cause — but say it is hazardous and some people are suffering sore throats and eyes. footage shared on social media shows people on the crowded beach affected by the cloud. with me now is our correspondent, adina campbell. what is known at this stage? police say they are not quite sure what has caused this but they do know they are investigating this suspected chemical incident in east sussex. are investigating this suspected chemical incident in east sussexm is thought to be coming from the sea at the not sure what because of the problem is at this stage. we do know at the moment that 50 people have reported problems with their eyes, throat and chest. they are being treated the scene. police were first made aware of this just before five o'clock this evening. have sent us a statement. we are investigating a haze which is causing discomfort for people along the coast from the sporran to burn the gap. emergency services are at the scene. they are a ma

sussex police say the unknown haze is coming in from the sea, affecting the coastline. people living nearby are advised to keep their windows and doors closed. our correspondent adina campbell joins me now, what's the latest? as you say, dozens of people have reported problems with their eyes and throats as a result of this suspected chemical leak. what we do know is that 50 people have been treated by the emergency services. it is not clear at this stage what has caused this. it is an unknown haze coming from the sea. the area isa haze coming from the sea. the area is a popular holiday spot. lots of people call their during the summer. tonight it is being completely evacuated. the rnli have sent lifeboats to check that people are safe. one of those has a doctor on board. the emergency services are seeing people in the area should keep doors and windows shut and surrounding roads have been closed. hanky. —— thank you. jeremy corbyn has defended labour's policy shift, in advocating the uk remain in the eu's single market and customs union, during any transitional per

this morning, sussex police announced the gas cloud had completely dissipated, but the authorities still don't know what was in it. as to what caused the haze, well, the coastguards say that the english channel was particularly busy with shipping at the time, and they're currently looking into all the vessels in the area yesterday. while investigations continue, though, people on the beach today didn't want to let anything stop them getting their dose of august sunshine. amanda akass, bbc news, birling gap. now it's time for the weather. a full uk forecast is on the way and ican a full uk forecast is on the way and i can tell you, it will be nothing like as disruptive or dangerous as to whether we are still seeing on the other side of the atlantique. tropical store harvey has already delivered over one metre of rain in parts of texas —— the atlantic. the pattern shows the weather has been relentless and it continues on tuesday. we are likely to see further flooding into the tuesday. we are likely to see furtherflooding into the problems may extend further east as well, a long the gul

this morning, sussex police announced the gas cloud had completely dissipated, but the authorities still don't know what was in it. as to what caused the haze, well, the coastguards say that the english channel was particularly busy with shipping at the time, and they‘ re currently looking into all the vessels in the area yesterday. while investigations continue, though, people on the beach today didn't want to let anything stop them getting their dose of august sunshine. amanda akass, bbc news, birling gap. now to india, where a controversial guru has been jailed for 20 years for raping two of his followers. gurmeet ram rahim singh‘s conviction last week triggered large—scale riots by his devotees in which 38 people were killed. thousands of police have been deployed to the region where his movement is based amid fears of further unrest. a nurse serving a life sentence for murdering two patients in germany is now a suspect in at least 84 other murder cases, according to the police. niels hogel was convicted and jailed two years ago for giving lethal drug injections to intensive—

police say the weather conditions yesterday make that unlikely. there have also been reports there was a ship seen offshore off—loading something that has been reported to the police and the coastguard say they are checking all the vessels in the area at the time. as to what the substance was, the fire service say they do not think it was chlorine but it was causing distress to people suffering from streaming eyes, sore throats, vomiting and people were queueing outside the eastbourne hospital through the night. but the hospital said when everyone was treated they we re said when everyone was treated they were mainly suffering from merely minor effects and nobody had to be admitted. thank you very much amanda a controversial religious leader in india has been sentenced to ten years in prison for raping two of his followers. gurmeet ram rahim singh‘s conviction last week triggered large scale riots by his devotees in which 38 people were killed. thousands of police have been deployed to the region where the guru‘s movement is based amid fears

the bbc has been told mopeds gangs are now coming into london from kent, sussex, surrey and buckinghamshire. police believe this growing problem in the capital will spread across the country. lucy manning, bbc news. a great day at the white house, that was donald trump's assessment last night after his new director of communications, anthony scaramucci, was sacked even before he'd formally taken up the post. but the president's take on events seemed not for the first time at odds with many observers of his us administration, as our north america editor jon sopel reports. it's being billed as the last supper. anthony scaramucci last night having dinner at, where else, the restaurant in the trump hotel just hours after he'd been unceremoniously dumped. at roughly the same time came this extraordinary tweet from donald trump. what? are you kidding? well, no, he wasn't. the swearing in of generaljohn kelly as chief of staff being seen as a new beginning for this administration. he will do a spectacularjob, i have no doubt, as chief of staff. so could this mark the end of what's been a turbulent

the police statement in the suburb where trump spoke added, the sussex county -- the suffolk hasty police department procedures, and they are treated seriously. suffolk county police have been under the justice department oversight since 2013 after federal investigations invest -- showed a pattern of violence. but do you think this could send a signal to some police officers, even though it is not official policy, that they have the sanction of the white house to take a tougher stance on people they have in custody? -- the cops think on the stage had to stand there and react. it is a very serious topic. inas a trainer for policing africa and eastern europe. by the way, the bipartisan support for that through the years try to create in police departments overseas sensitivity , so not only do we have an issue inside our country, overseas populations look at this as well. we need to be reminded at the extreme end of this with police ,fficers that are death squads it is a very serious topic. we need to make sure we have a firewall in the country to not back in any way to where there a routine

the bbc has been told mopeds gangs are now coming into london from kent, sussex, surrey in buckinghamshire. police believe the growing problem in the capital will spread across the country. lucy manning, bbc news. the john radcliffe hospital in oxford is having to close its trauma unit for a year because of fire safety concerns over cladding on the outside of the building. the hospital is moving 52 beds to other wards and the unit will be shut for 12 months to inpatients. it comes after a review of the cladding took place following the grenfell tower fire. it will now be replaced. a great day at the white house — that was donald trump's assessment last night after his new director of communications, anthony scaramucci, was sacked even before he'd formally taken up the post. not for the first time the president seemed at odds with many observers of this us administration. here's our north america editorjon sopel. it's being billed as the last supper. anthony scaramucci last night having dinner at where else, the restaurant in the trump hotel, just hours after he'd been unceremoniously dum

the bbc has been told moped gangs are now coming into london from kent, sussex, surrey and buckinghamshire. police believe this growing problem in the capital will spread across the country. lucy manning, bbc news. five prison officers have been taken to hospital following violence at erlstoke prison in wiltshire. there has also been a second day of rioting at the mount prison in hertfordshire. it's understood that prisoners seized control of part of one wing. officials say the incident is now under control. the john radcliffe hospital in oxford has become the first in the nhs to move patients because of concerns about fire safety following the grenfell tower disaster. it's closing the inpatient wards of the trauma unit after a review found problems with the cladding on the building and with other fire protection measures. a great day at the white house — that was donald trump's assessment last night after his new director of communications, anthony scaramucci, was sacked even before he'd formally taken up the post. but the president's take on events seemed — not for the first time —

police in sussex they are mysteriously —— the mysterious gas cloud has cleared.

police in sussex they are mysteriously —— the mysterious gas cloud has cleared. and in the next hour — brexit talks resume in brussels. british negotiators will urge the eu to show flexibility and imagination. a self—styled guru in northern india has been sentenced to ten years in prison, for raping two of his women followers. and in half an hour, plenty of colour and comedy, as we head to hull to check out the latest from britain's city of culture. hello, welcome to bbc news. ten of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes as flooding caused by tropical storm harvey continues to cause devastation. meteorologists say conditions are ‘unprecedented', describing the storm as the biggest to have ever hit the state of texas. so far more than two and a half feet of rain has fallen in houston, where roads have been turned into rivers. the city has been warned to expect up to a year's worth of rain within the week. five people are reported to have died in the rising floodwaters. emergency services in the area are ov

a police video shows phone thieves going up the wrong side of the m11. the bbc has been told mopeds gangs are now coming into london from kent, sussex, surrey in buckinghamshire. police believe the growing problem in the capital will spread across the country. lucy manning, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the government and labour have criticised the owner of british gas, centrica, for announcing a 12.5% increase in electricity prices. 60 people have died in the uk in the past eight months after taking a painkilling drug, fentanyl, according to the national crime agency. police in london or adopting new tactics to deal with an upsurge in my bed crying. criminals have been targeting people with mobile phones 01’ targeting people with mobile phones or bags. the trauma unit at thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford will be evacuated after the building was found to be a fire risk. a report, commissioned after the grenfell tower fire in london, found a number of failings including that the unit's cladding was a fire risk. it's the first time an inpatient

a police video shows phone thieves going up the wrong side of the m11. the bbc has been told mopeds gangs are now coming into london from kent, sussex, surrey and buckinghamshire. police believe the growing problem in the capital will spread across the country. lucy manning, bbc news. there has been a second day of trouble at a prison in hertfordshire where armed inmates have taken over a wing and smashed windows. wright trained teams were sent into hmp the mount in 0rpington that the ministry ofjustice says the disturbance has now been brought under control. yesterday at least 50 cells were thought to have been damaged but no one is a dabbing injured in the initial violence. the trauma unit at thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford will be evacuated after the building was found to be a fire risk. a report, commissioned after the grenfell tower fire in london, found a number of failings including that the unit's cladding was a fire risk. it's the first time an inpatient department has been forced to close due to fire safety concerns. katharine da costa rep

police are still investigating. approximately 150 people were treated in hospital after complaining of irritation to their eyes and throats. simonjones reports. this is the moment a strange haze began rolling in off the sea as people were trying to enjoy a day at the beach. with streaming eyes and sore throats, many decided to leave before it was evacuated by emergency services in gas marks. the mist quickly spread further along the coast. i had itchy eyes, sore throat, throbbing head, and nausea. we all panicked. everyone, you know, anxiety was high and we were all shaking and getting really nervous and everything. we just didn't really know what to do. more than 100 people headed to hospital in eastbourne where they went through a decontamination process. others were urged not to go to hospital unless it was an absolute emergency. the police, the fire service, and the rnli. residents were told to stay in doors and keep their windows closed. what caused the chemical cloud is still unclear. it appears to have come f

police say they shot him when he refused to drop the nice. >> sussex county. two men with previous dui convictions face new drunken driving crashes. carlisle smith being held on bond. michael flood released on bond. delaware state police say smith ran a stop sign at intersection with his van colliding. now no reports that either driver was seriously hurt. >> police in bucks county looking for a baby formula bandit. we've told you about this guy. now we know his name. anthony was spotted on this surveillance video at a target in ben salem. police said a number of tips from the public helped identify him. accused of skeeling baby formula from a number of stores in the area. >>> fire broke out after midnight in one of the world'sallest residential buildings. torch tower in dubai. quickly engulfed part of the skyscraper. flaming debris fell to the ground. officials say the buildings residents evacuated and no injuries reported. firefighters brought the flames under control by about 4 in the morning. it was the second major fire for that building which also caught

police in east sussex are still working to establish the source of a suspected chemical haze which drifted in from the sea. people on several beaches had to be evacuated and around 150 people received hospital treatment after reporting vomiting and irritation. officers now say they believe that the cloud didn't come from northern france. more than half those mis—sold payment protection insurance, or ppi, may not yet have claimed compensation. the financial conduct authority, is launching a campaign today encouraging people to claim before a deadline runs out in two years' time. so far 27 billion pounds has been paid out. a dancing policeman has become the star of this year's notting carnival, after video of him showing off his moves went viral on the internet. pc daniel graham kept crowds entertained with his body—popping. he's no stranger to taking centre—stage though — he was also a contestant on last year's britain's got talent. he was also encouraged by people on the pda. it went down very well with the pda. it went down very well with the crowd. i'm not surprised. —— pa. t

are behind bars, state police with a number of agencies serarrants at a home in frank ford yesterday. they seized a total of 5500 bags of heroin, cocaine and marijuana and a .millimeter gun. eight people were taken into custody and charged. authorities are looking for six others. >>> in delaware authorities say that two innocent bystanders were grazed by gun fire in home lasnight.t before 11 detectives say that a 53-year-old woman was grazed in the neck and a 23-year-old was hit in the chest. both had to be taken to the hospital. at last check the woman is list fire department serious condition and the man is in stable condition. authorities are trying to figure out where the gun fire came from. >>> happening now philadelphia police are asking for the public's help to solve a theft that happened during the day at a center city real estate office. look at this, surveillance video shows the man going into the office at 1425 locust street last friday before 5:00 p.m. there he is there. the suspect grabbed a laptop and put it into his back top and ran away. we are told h5 years old and s

venezuelan police say two people we re venezuelan police say two people were killed on an army base. a mixed reception forjustin gatlin as he is awarded his gold medal for the men's100 metre world championship final, while usain bolt receives bronze. katarina johnson—thompson misses out on a medal as she finishes

thank you very much, simonjones their insurer in west sussex. a man missing for almost a month has been found in his own home. police believe the remains which were discovered in bo'ness are those of arnold mouat. the 64—year—old was last seen by family members at his house in panbrae road on the sixth ofjuly. his death's not thought to be suspicious, but the case has been referred to the police watchdog, which will look into how it was handled by police scotland. let's speak now to our correspondent, andrew black, who's in glasgow. questions about the police behaviour here. absolutely. what we know in terms of the background of this case is that the man, 64 years old, was last seen by his family at a house in pantry road, which is in a bowness in central scotland, on the 6th ofjuly. bowness in central scotland, on the 6th of july. after that, bowness in central scotland, on the 6th ofjuly. after that, his family reported him missing. that led to a very large—scale search. when i say large—scale, i mean it was exactly that. there was sea

police said there was an unknown haze coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. thousands of people have left their homes, after two days of violence in a deepening crisis in myanmar‘s rakhine state. people from the muslim rohingya minority have escaped to the border with bangladesh. but border guards are turning them away and non—muslim villagers have been evacuated. 0ur south asia editor, ethirajan anbarasan reports. life in the open. these rohingya muslims are adjusting to the new reality. all these years they have been demonised and discriminated against in myanmar. but they survived. when life was danger, they had no other choice but to flee across the border into bangladesh. they accuse the myanmar army of indiscriminately targeting civilians. but the government of myanmar, run by aung san suu kyi, denies the charges. translation: i came here alone by myself. i don't know where my four sons or grandchildren are. allah

police said there was an "unknown haze" coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. eight mountain climbers have died in three separate incidents this weekend in the austrian and italian alps. five people were killed and another seriously injured after an accident on mount gabler, east of innsbruck, in austria on sunday. while in northern italy, two climbers died in the ademello brenta park near trento. and further west in the valtellina valley near the swiss border, a climber died after being hit by rocks. sarah corker reports. this is a remote area of the alps in austria 3000 metres above sea level. six climbers were roped together here attempting to cross this icy slope when one slipped. they all fell 200 metres before landing in a crevasse. five of those killed were from germany and in their 60s. the lone survivor was flown to hospital in a stable condition. the accident is believed to be the deadliest so far this season in aus

police said there was an unknown haze coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. iraq's military says it has retaken almost all of tal afar — the last so—called islamic state stronghold inside the country. the city, which is close to the syrian border, was captured by the militants three years ago. it became the final major objective for iraqi—led forces, after i.s fighters were driven out of mosul earlier this year. 0ur correspondent hanan razek has been to the liberated centre of tal afar, and sent this report. it isa it is a ghost town. 0ne it is a ghost town. one week after the battle to retake tal afar, all you can see is destruction, empty houses and the remains at left behind by the so—called islamic state. here at the heart of tal afar city, you can see the iraqi flag on top of the castle which is bond in 2013. seeing this flag here means that this part of town has been reca ptu red that this part of town has bee

the search for two men who are missing following a fishing trip off the west sussex coast is called off. another man was rescued and a fourth was found dead. venezuelan police say two people we re venezuelan police say two people were killed on an army base. a mixed reception forjustin gatlin as he is awarded his gold medal for the men's 100 metre world championship final, while usain bolt receives bronze. katarina johnson—thompson misses out on a medal as she finishes good evening and welcome to bbc news. in a moment we will have all the day's national and international news with clive myrie. but first: venezuelan authorities say two people have been killed and ten people arrested following an attack on an army base in the country's third largest city, valencia. video released on social media appeared to show a group of men in military uniform saying they were launching an uprising to restore democracy in venezuela. earlier, opposition leader leopoldo lopez was put back under house arrest after being released from prison. mr lopez had been detained on tuesday along with another oppon

police and troops have been deployed in the north indian city of rohtak, where a controversial guru is due to be sentenced shortly for raping two women. also in the next hour: click hits the road as the team heads to india to see how the country keeps connected. good morning and welcome to bbc news. ten of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes as flooding caused by tropical storm harvey continues to cause devastation. meteorologists say conditions are "unprecedented", describing the storm as the biggest to have ever hit the state of texas. so far more than two and a half feet of rain has fallen in houston, with the city warned to expect to be deluged by up to a year's worth within the week. five people are reported to have died in the rising floodwaters. emergency services in the area are overstretched and 3000 soldiers have been mobilised to help people to safety. 2000 people have been rescued, some plucked from rooftops by helicopters. president trump is due to visit the city tomorrow, to survey the damage. richard lister reports.

police and troops have been deployed in the north indian city of rohtak,

police say they have searched nine private care homes in west sussex as part of an inquiry into alleged ill—treatment. detectives say they may be investigating some deaths at the centres operated by the company, sussex health care. companies selling and arranging pension plans are to be banned from making unsolicited phone calls and sending emails and text messages to prospective customers. and sending emails and text messages the government says it's trying to tackle pension scams after fraudsters tricked elderly savers out of nearly £5 million in the first five months of this year. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. chas drew lives in the forest of dean. he invested his retirement savings into a fund which did not deliver what was promised. into a fund which did not the company has gone bust and he doesn't know how much of his money he will ever get back. and he doesn't know how much pretty sick. and he doesn't know how much i don't think i'm stupid and yet you think, how could you have been sucked in? and yet you think, how rather than having a pension that i knew i cou

police and troops have been deployed in the north indian city of rohtak, where a controversial guru is due to be sentenced shortly for raping two women. now on bbc news, the bbc weather team on why city weather is so different from coast or countryside. this time on weather world, we're at the highest point of the uk's biggest city, uncovering the secrets of urban weather. and finding out why heatwaves hit cities and those of us who live in them the hardest. we take to the rooftops of london to see just how man—made environments can change the weather. what are you hoping to achieve in the future? when we do weather forecasts, we will give more detailed forecasts, so there will be differences between different parts of the city. also on weather world: out of nowhere. the driver's—eye view of mudslides and storms, as we take a meteorological tour of the world. scorching summer in southern europe and the deadly consequences of wildfires that rage out of control. watch the birth of a flood as it surges down a dry riverbed, to the floods that sweep away everything in their path and the

police and troops have been deployed in the north indian city of rohtak, where a controversial guru is due to be sentenced shortly for raping two women. now on bbc news, newsbeat take a look at the arguments for and against the legalisation of cannabis. cannabis, weed, skunk: call it what you will, for many people, it's a common sight at music festivals, house parties, and, frankly, your local town centre. it's the most commonly used illegal drug in britain, and last year in england and wales alone, over 2 million people admitted taking it, even though being caught could land you in prison. but all over the world, attitudes to cannabis are changing. these countries have decriminalised the drug, meaning if you're caught with a small amount of weed, you're not going to jail. some have gone further, and legalised it. and if you want to see things changing at pace, look at north america. in the us, 21 states have decriminalised small amounts of cannabis for personal consumption, and eight have gone further, legalising recreational use. but a place that many are watching is canada, with the

a standard procedure when police officers fire their weapons in the county. back to you. >>> thank you, much. affidavit, we'll check in a little bit later. >>> one big drug sting 40 people arrested in delaware. two months of investigation in sussex county for operation golden horseshoe ended with the raid of 11 houses and confiscation of more than $150,000 of drug proceeds. police say they seized cocaine, heroin and marijuana. >>> to north philadelphia where a fire damaged a mini market overnight. the fire at the santos mini mart at 25th and dolphin broke out about 1:15 in the morning. we do know one person was taken to temple for injuries. and how that fire started is still under investigation. >>> the former president of a cape may new jersey police union plead guilty to embezzling thousands of dollars. retired police officer john campbell admitted to taking more than $100,000 from the police union to buy time-shares in florida. mexico and the caribbean and discovered boxed up he should not have withdrew money between 2012 and 2016 which was his retirement

police in birmingham have obtained what they‘re calling landmark court injunctions against suspected members of two criminal gangs thought to be involved in gun and drugs offences. 17 people have been served with a legal order, banning them from entering large parts of the city and from mixing with one another. from birmingham, sima kotecha sent this report. early morning and police in birmingham are getting ready to issue several men with gang injunctions. we are on our way to serve a final gang injunction on a man by the name ofjeromejone5. for the next two years the men won‘t be able to go to certain parts of the city, they won‘t be able to meet one another, and they won‘t be allowed to post material online. well, we are driving through handsworth, one of the areas where the men will no longer be able to go to. and it is in what is called the exclusion zone and that area stretches from the centre of the city to its out5kirt5. here are the 18 men, 12 of whom are already in prison. they‘re all suspected of having links with two prominent birmingham gangs. the burger bar boy5

the local police and crime commissioner says mr byrne has a case to answer the gross misconduct with regards to authority, respect, courtesy and discreditable conduct. a father from sussex has been sent to a turkish jailfor sussex has been sent to a turkish jail for 20 sussex has been sent to a turkish jailfor 20 take sussex has been sent to a turkish jail for 20 take home sussex has been sent to a turkish jailfor 20 take home some coins he found was snorkelling. toby robyns, an ambulance driver from southwick in west sussex, was arrested as he made his way through security at bodrum airport. he found the coins on the sea bed while swimming and packed them into his hand luggage. well, as you say, toby robins had been on a two—week family holiday turkey. either he or a member of his family had been outspoken and had discovered these old coins on the sea bed. as the family began their long journey home in the early hours of saturday morning, these coins were discovered in luggage as they passed through security at bodrum airport. mr robyns was arrested and detained. these coins were

this was at a care home in west sussex, related specifically to one care agency. we'll be back with a summary of the news at half past six. now it's time for the film review with jane hill and jason solomon. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this weeks's cinema releases is jason solomon. hello, jason, good to see you. hello. what have you been watching this week? this week on the film review we go to paris for the final portrait of swiss artist alberto giacometti and his very patient subject played by armie hammer. giacometti himself played by geoffrey rush and the film directed by stanley tucci. and then the weather is on the agenda as it always is at the weekend, but this time it's extreme weather as we follow al gore and a series of flip chart presentations around the sadly necessary an inconvenient sequel, a follow—up to his 0scar—winning an inconvenient truth. and in the hitman's bodyguard, the bodyguard played by ryan reynolds meets a hit man played by samuel ljackson and it's love at first sight. well, not really. let'