in this footage obtained by the bbc, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv browsing the shelves. he spent £8.74 and bought almonds, tuna, scouring pads and air freshener. staff in the shop believe this was salman abedi. some viewers said they found the prominent use of the picture to be voyeuristic and lacking in any significant news value. one recorded her thoughts on camera. i simply could not understand why that was considered to be major news and to warrant the main spot. of course, such a grave event needed extensive coverage but the coverage should have been news and not sensationalism. so many other things happened that week which were not mentioned or received a very scant coverage. to name one, 26 people were killed on a bus in egypt and yet it was hardly mentioned. i felt really sad that taxpayers‘ money is used to fund public broadcasting that sometimes sinks to the level of tabloid journalism. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to send us your opinion or appear in person in the programme, call 0370 010 6676. you can also e—mail us. post your c

in this footage obtained by the bbc, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv browsing the shelves. he spent a pounds 7a and bought armaments, tuna, scouring pads and air freshener. staff in the shop believe this was salman abedi salman abedi. some viewers said they found this for you we stick and lacking in the news value. one recorded her thoughts on camera.|j news value. one recorded her thoughts on camera. i simply could not understand why that was considered to be major news and to warrant the main spot. of course, such a great event needed extensive coverage but the coverage it should have been in use and not sensationalism. so many other things happened that week which were not mentioned or received a very scant coverage, mentioned or received a very scant coverage, to mentioned or received a very scant coverage, to name mentioned or received a very scant coverage, to name one, 26 people we re coverage, to name one, 26 people were killed on a bus in egypt and yet it was hardly mentioned. i felt really sad that taxpayers money is used to fund public broadcasting that sometimes

more cctv images today showed the final seconds of the attack in borough market. the killers had just set up on the final victim. when a police armed response team arrived. they had seconds to assess the situation. they opened fire and it was over. i don't think anything more could have been done given the circumstances. they have responded to an incident which has lasted eight minutes, they have responded and neutralised the threat as firearms officers within six seconds and i think that is credit to the individuals and training. among many stories from that night, one stands out, the british transport police officer who stepped in to stop the attack. in a statement today he said, iwant attack. in a statement today he said, i want to say to the families that lost their loved ones, i am sorry i could not do more and i want you to know i did everything i could. he started off engaging with one of the terrorists and ended up fighting with all three of them. it is an astonishing story when you hear it. the victims have all now been identified. eight people from five

there we re mountains of cctv footage. there were no new arrests overnight. the youngest son of the former libyan leader, colonel gaddafi, is reported to have been released from prison. a militia group controlling the town of zintan in western libya says it freed seif al—islam, who has spent the last six years in jail following the revolution which overthrew his father. our middle east correspondent orla guerin is in tripoli. seif al—islam, for many the symbol of the heated dictatorship, no once againa of the heated dictatorship, no once again a free man. this will open the deep wounds. supporters will be hoping he tries to re—enter the political fray. he was the era apparent expected to inherit the family dictatorship. for years, apparent expected to inherit the family dictatorship. foryears, he was the public face of the regime. that was before the uprising six yea rs that was before the uprising six years ago. later, he appeared —8 few fingers, the of a straight he said. he was sentenced for claims oprah talented during the uprising. he was tried o

they have studied the cctv footage and understand that four days before the attack, salman and a.d. -- days before the attack, salman and a. d. —— salman days before the attack, salman and a.d. —— salman abedi whence to a diy store in russian, —— an area of manchester, and remnants were discovered in the bomb. they also understand he may have made the bomb himself but they were not clear whether others may have helped him, others may have been aware of what he was doing. today they release further images of salman abedi, in the hours before the attack in the hope that people might have some minds triggered, maybe offering further information. they also released pictures of a white car connected to salman abedi. forensic evidence linking him to the car has been found and also evidence that suggests this car had bomb—making material inside it. they have also released today the picture of a barrel found inside that white micra, and asked people who might have seen it in the days before the attack last month to get in touch with them if they saw the car or items inside the c

we have the most cctv in the world. we have the most cctv in the world. for that to work, you need to be able to see your face. to enjoy british society and communicate properly, you have to be prepared to show your face. how does prevent integrate... another question. in france, they banned the burka and have suffered terrible terror incidents. prevent has been criticised for alienating communities. i wonder if your rhetoric and the way you speak about islamic is in itself inciting radicalisation. i know if i was a muslim sitting in this audience, i would not feel particularly co mforta ble would not feel particularly comfortable with some of the things you are saying. actually, i am not saying anything negative about islam, but islamism. it is that which breeds these people who hate us which breeds these people who hate us and want to kill us, right? we have to do something about it. what should we do? islamism is not welcome in britain. we will no longer turn a blind eye to it. i was glad to hear theresa may finally say enoughis glad to hear theresa ma

yesterday afternoon, police transported brian to the closed circuit or cctv operation at 18th district headquarters, 55 and pine to be arraigned on an unrelated theft case. somehow the paper work on the two cases got separated, and s so -- >> when he was deemed releasable on that secondary lesser offense, personnel from the cctv released him out right and he did in fact remain at large for some amount of time until he was apprehended again today. in the interim we did make contact with the victim of the sexual assault and we did take measures to ensure her safety in the interim. >> reporter: brian was caught around 9:30 this morning when he went to the drexel university police head quarters to talk to them about a case unrelated to that rape. police do not believe brian committed any crimes during the roughly 16 hours he was on the loose. but they are reviewing their procedures to make sure this kind of thing does not happen again. iain. >> let's hope so, bruce. thank you unless delaware, this rehoboth man charged with stealing a car police stopped 19-year-old james mulholland in lewes

more cctv images today showed the final seconds of the attack in borough market. the killers had just set upon theirfinal victim, when a police armed—response team arrived. they had seconds to assess the situation. they opened fire, and it was over. i don't think anything more could have been done given the circumstances. they have responded to an incident which has lasted eight minutes, they have responded and neutralised the threat as firearms officers within six seconds, and i think that is exceptional to the individuals and the training they've received. among the many stories from that night, one stands out — the british transport police officer who stepped in alone to try to stop the attack. in a statement today he said, i want to say to the families that lost their loved ones i am sorry i could not do more and i want you to know i did everything i could. he started off engaging with one of the terrorists and ended up literally fighting with all three of them. it is an astonishing story when you hear it. the victims have all now been identified — eight

when you look at the cctv they will see me on the cctv at borough market chasing them and throwing bottles at them and glasses, that's the only thing i could do, ijust try glasses, that's the only thing i could do, i just try to save people's lives. did they try to attack you? i did, ithrew people's lives. did they try to attack you? i did, i threw something attack you? i did, i threw something at them. are you endured? no. as i threw it at them they got hit and then they ran towards me to try to stop then they ran towards me to try to sto p sta b then they ran towards me to try to stop stab me and if i slipped over i would be dead now, i would have been killed there and then. that was an eyewitness a little earlier on. his name is gerrard. let's recap what we know as this developing story continues. so, sometime after 10 o'clock local time, a van swerved off the road at london bridge which was then closed by police. it is believed to be a white van. a number of pedestrians were hit by the vehicle, at least one person has been killed. at least 20 were injured, being treated at half a dozen

they will be poring over the witness, witness reports, cctv footage to piece together what happened and understand whether the people here in the uk are still under threat. >> london one of the cities with more cctvs than anywhere else on earth. lucy kafanov thank you very much, as well as matt bradley. >>> kelly o'donnell is at the white house this evening, monitoring this breaking news. kelly? >> reporter: well, jose, senior advisers tell me the president's national security team briefed him on the incidents in london and that was led by his national security adviser, h.r. mac master, and updates as warranted will happen through the night. the president also spoke with vice president pence, who was on board air force ii, traveling back to washington after a day in iowa. the president's public comments have come through his twitter feed. he wrote "whatever the united states can do to help out in london and the uk, we will be there. we are with you. god bless!" but notally that was not the first message from the president's twitter feed, earlier he wrote "we need to be smart, vigilant a

he has been captured on cctv with the blue suitcase police are still searching for. two cousins have been released after being questioned a week. they younger brother is still being held. it is not easy being connected to 22 lost innocent lives. the fact that the person that did it is related to us the person that did it is related to us by blood is something will stay with me the rest of my life will stop looking at the relationship with him, it was a close relationship will stop for him to betray the family. in that way, involving 22 innocent people traumatised by it, to be honest. involving 22 innocent people traumatised by it, to be honestm is shocking. the barbershop was one of the number of addresses searched. salman abedi was here in february for a haircut. the brothers say they had not seen him since that time. early this week a bomb squad was at a house in the area now owned. they say salman abedi came to the house in the days before the attack. a lot of arrests have been made and more are anticipated. there is a long way to go. when it comes to warnings abo

when you look at the cctv, the police will, they will see me on the cctv at borough market chasing them and throwing bottles at them and glasses, that's a silly thing to do but i was just trying to save people's lives. did they actually try and attack you? yeah, they tried to stab me. do you have an injury? no, no, no. i threw something at them, a stool, a chair, and as i threw i hit a couple of them on the head, hit a couple of them like that on the back. then they ran towards me to try to stab me and if i slipped over i would be dead now, i would have been killed there and then. that was an eyewitness earlier about what he saw. let me show you behind me is the shard. just there you can see, as dawn breaks over central london, it isjust see, as dawn breaks over central london, it is just after half past four london time and the police investigation is really only beginning now into this terrorist atrocity, this latest terrorist atrocity, this latest terrorist atrocity to hit the united kingdom after the westminster attacks and then the manchester bomb attack a few days ago that left 22

. 0f to work out what happened, boarding through cctv. of course, although armed officers were being deployed in large numbers already, that number will be increased a little further for the short term, so that'll be dreaming again on the resources of armed officers. daniel, stay with us. i understand the cobra meeting may already have finished. so will probably hear from the prime minister soon. that meeting has broken up, the emergency meeting of senior cabinet ministers chaired by the prime minister. while we wait to hear from theresa may, the prime minister. while we wait to hearfrom theresa may, we're the prime minister. while we wait to hear from theresa may, we're talking to her home affairs correspondent who is at scotland yard. you were talking about resources. 0ne who is at scotland yard. you were talking about resources. one of the many difficulties with this, in terms of trying to make the public feel safe, trying to reassure people who live and work in this city, in cities up and down the united kingdom, was difficult here ag

he was then caught on cctv cameras with a blue suitcase going backwards and forwards to the flats where the car was parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepared bomb parts from the car for him to assemble a loan at this site in central manchester. in a statement, police investigating the bomber said... detectives are still searching a landfill site in the hopes of finding the blue suitcase, which could contain crucial evidence. police investigating the manchester attack originally talked about a network. 20 people were detained in the uk, and a senior officer said some of the arrests were very significant, but today, the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashim abedi, who is being held in libya. detectives say they want to speak to him, who left with his brother on the 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. it is not a country we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will difficult for b

he has been captured on cctv with a blue suitcase police are still searching for. two of his cousins have been released after being questioned a week. a younger brother is still being held. it's not easy being connected to 22 lost innocent lives. the fact that the person that did this is related to us by blood is something that will stay with me the rest of my life. looking at the relationship with salman, it was a close relationship. for him to betray the image of family in that way, involving 22 innocent people. traumatised by it, to be honest. it's shocking. a barbershop was one of a number of addresses searched. salman abedi was here in february for a haircut. the brothers say they hadn't seen him since that time. earlier this week, a bomb squad was at a house in the area now cordoned off. they say salman abedi came to the house in the days before the attack. a lot of arrests have been made and more are anticipated. we haven't finished yet. there is a long way to go. when it comes to warnings about abedi, police say they can find no record of calls to the antiâ

it comes as greater manchester police have released new cctv footage, showing abedi in the city in the four days leading up to the attack. detectives say they're now concentrating their investigation on the rusholme area and are appealing for witnesses who may have seen him there. more than 30 people are reported to have died at a casino in the philippines, where a gunman opened fire before killing himself. the attacker also set fire to gaming tables. authorities say most of the people who lost their lives died of suffocation. police had feared the attack was terrorist related, but now suggest the motive was robbery. the number of patients waiting from more than six months for routine operations and treatment has tripled. that's according to the royal college of surgeons which analysed data from march 2013 — a time when targets were being met. nhs england declined to respond directly to the six—month figures. but a spokesperson has said "the nhs has cut the number of patients waiting more than a year for treatment by nearly 13,000 over the past five years. the bulgarian linesman wh

new cctv footage shows the attackers meeting at a gym five days before they killed eight innocent people. the moment armed police ended their rampage — opening fire as they arrived at the scene. they have responded and neutralised the threat as firearms officers within six seconds. i think that is kind of exceptional to the

you look at the cctv, they will see me on the cctv, chasing them, silly thing to do, i know, but i was just trying to save people. did they try to attack you? they tried to stab me. i threw something at them, as i threw it, one of them, it hit them on the back, they ran towards me to try to stab me so i ran away. if i had slipped over, i would have been a dead man. some of the eyewitness reaction to events last night. we have also heard from the london mayor sadiq khan talking about how the security services are the best in the world, in his view. we also heard from the assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police. the metropolitan police has been responding to incidents in london bridge, borough market. we are treating this as a terrorist incident and a full investigation is all ready underweight led by london's counterterrorism command —— under way. our knowledge of the incident is still growing but at the moment what we understand is as follows. at eight minutes past ten last night, we began to receive reports a vehicle had struck pedestrians on london bridge. the vehicle c

detectives have released cctv footage of two man they believe are responsible for the fatal shooting of montana abdu last month. two masked attackers on bicycles opened fire at a playground in kilburn where the 20—year—old was meeting some friends. crimestoppers is offering a £10,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killers. drinking more than the recommended weekly limits of alcohol can harm a person's brain health, according to london researchers. the study conducted at university college london discovered that the more people drink the more likely they would experience a form of rain damage affecting memory. it looks at the alcohol consumption of hundreds of civil servants over a 30 year period. guidelines say that men and women should not drink more than 14 units each per week. let's look at travel situation. a good service on the tube this morning. a reminder that london bridge station has now fully reopened. 0n the trains, great northern services have now resumed between finsbury park and moorgate following earlier delays because of ov

filmed on cctv into footage showing a man with an uncontrollable temper. and yet the mother with whom he was in a relationship with allow them to move into their flat and to discipline the child. he beat jeremiah so badly the little boy was dead by the time the ambulance arrived. when they got sick on the emergency services found mcgregor standing here withjeremiah‘s body lifeless in his arms. they try to revive him but were unable to and he was pronounced dead in hospital. mcgregor told the police the little boy had had a stomach bug but it was a pack of lies. these pictures show the extent of the injuries, there are many more but most are too distressing to show. jeremiah had been hit by a belt and with a rod and was bitten by mcgregor. my assessment of the death was he was subjected to a sustained regime of brutality, ultimately resulting in his death. you must have been com pletely his death. you must have been completely terrified in the final days of his life. mcgregor pleaded guilty to murder. an investigation is under way to determine whether any

he has been captured on cctv with his blue suitcase police are still searching for. two of his cousins have been released after being questioned a week. their younger brother is still being held. it's not easy being connected to 22 lost innocent lives. and the fact that the person that did this is related to us by blood is just something that will stay with me the rest of my life. looking at the relationship i had with salman, it was a pretty close relationship. for him to betray the image of family in that manner, it was out of order. involving 22 innocent people. traumatised by it, to be honest. it's shocking. this barbershop was one of a number of addresses searched. salman abedi was here in february for a haircut. the brothers say they hadn't seen him since that time. earlier this week, the bomb squad was at a house in the area now cordoned off. they say abedi came to the house in the days before the attack. ten men remain in custody. a lot of arrests have been made and more are anticipated. we haven't finished yet. there is a long way to go. when it comes to war

he has been captured on cctv with a blue suitcase police are still searching for. two of his cousins have been released after being questioned a week. a younger brother is still being held. it's not easy being connected to 22 lost innocent lives. and the fact that the person that did this is related to us by blood is something that will stay with me the rest of my life. looking at the relationship i had with salman, it was a close relationship. for him to betray the image of family in that manner, it was out of order. involving 22 innocent people. traumatised by it, to be honest. it's shocking. a barbershop was one of a number of addresses searched. salman abedi was here in february for a haircut. the brothers say they hadn't seen him since that time. earlier this week, a bomb squad was at a house in the area now cordoned off. they say abedi came to the house in the days before the attack. ten men remain in custody. a lot of arrests have been made and more are anticipated. we haven't finished yet. there is a long way to go. when it comes to warnings about abedi, po

in this footage obtained by the bbc, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv browsing the shelves of the manchester convenience store. his till receipt shows he spent £8.74 and he bought almonds, tuna, scouring pads and airfresheners. staff in the shop believe this was salman abedi. some viewers told us they found the prominent use of these pictures to be voyeuristic and lacking in any significant news value. one of them, cristina white, recorded her thoughts on camera for us. i simply could not understand why that was considered to be major news and to warrant the main spot. of course, such a grave event needed extensive coverage but the coverage should have been news and not sensationalism. so many other things happened that week which were not mentioned or received very scant coverage — to name one, 26 people were killed on a bus in egypt and yet it was hardly mentioned. i felt really sad that taxpayers' money is used to fund public broadcasting that sometimes sinks to the level of tabloid journalism. thank you for all your comments this week. if you'd like to send us your o

>> well, typically, they're going to start canvassing the area for any cctv cameras, footage that may have picked up the individual. teams of investigators pulling those camera footages, reviewing those to see what they can glean from that. as far as identifying who the individual was and what direction he might have headed in and then continue trying to following him with the cctv cameras. >> stay with me, anthony. erin just back to you, you know, outside of this train station. it's just about 10:00 at night where you are. describe to me just what's normal at this time of evening in terms of crowds around the train station. >> reporter: i mean, this incident did happen later in the evening, not as congested as that train station as it would be during, say, a rush hour, people would be making their way home from work. as you can see, this scene before you now, the street is -- the street is empty except for emergency services, which are responding to this incident. there's also a military presence out. traffic, though, is moving sort of around this area. there are -- there is a small

carried out, every single fragment, drop of blood and photographed that could be taken, every bit of cctv that could be pored over the and if there is a trial or any clues in this attack as to how to prevent any further attacks. daniel sandford lies at new scotla nd attacks. daniel sandford lies at new scotland yard, thank you. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katherine downes. a true professional and a great man — newcastle united pays tribute former midfielder cheick tiote, who's collapsed and died in training in china. he wasjust 30. andy murray reaches the quarter—finals at the french open — where he'll face eighth seed kei nishikori. and it's all change for lions — ken owens the new captain as warren gatland names an entirely new starting line—up for the second match of their tour of new zealand. coming up, i will report from cardiff where you look forward to some cricket, preferably with a roof above your head. it is a big game for england in the champions trophy tomorrow. theoretically! good evening — some sad news from the

we had the hackers have access to a child‘s toy, to cctv cameras, obviously that is worrying, such an invasion of privacy. that is some good news. the hanky over your route, they need to be relatively nearby, maybe 5200 metres away. they have to be relatively close. but that means potentially neighbours and people living close to you. but do be careful. for anyone who isn't sure about how to change their passwords, ta ke about how to change their passwords, take us through it again. you should find on the back of the ritter, and ip address. you go in there and change the password to something unique to you, so that the hackers can get in. thanks very much for explaining that. a senior police officer has warned that forces in england and wales would face "real challenges" in dealing with large—scale outbreaks of disorder, because of budget cuts. the chief constable of west midlands, dave thompson, said neighbourhood street patrols would "disappear" unless there was fresh investment. the home secretary, amber rudd, has acknowledged police resources are "very tight" — but said she wo

when you look at the cctv, the police will, they will see me on the cctv at borough market chasing them and throwing bottles at them and glasses, that's a silly thing to do but i was just trying to save people's lives. did they actually try and attack you? yeah, they tried to stab me. do you have an injury? no, no, no. i threw something at them, a stool, a chair, and as i threw i hit a couple of them on the head, hit a couple of them like that on the back. then they ran towards me to try to stab me and if i slipped over i would be dead now, i would have been killed there and then. that was the account of an eyewitness at the scene last night at london bridge and borough market where six people were killed by attackers who drove a van and ploughed into people on london bridge and then got out of the van and stabbed people with knives. we understand 30 at least have been injured. joining us is the leader of southwark council. you live close to this area and heard the sirens as the incident took place. that is right. i was at home and heard the helicopters and sirens and some of the contro

when you look at the cctv, the police will, they will see me on the cctv at borough market chasing them and throwing bottles at them and glasses, that's a silly thing to do but i was just trying to save people's lives. did they actually try and attack you? yeah, they tried to stab me. do you have an injury? no, no, no. i threw something at them, a stool, a chair, and as i threw i hit a couple of them on the head, hit a couple of them like that on the back. then they ran towards me to try to stab me and if i slipped over i would be dead now, i would have been killed there and then. that is the eyewitness testimony of one man caught up in that attack. we should say we have heard from sadiq khan in the last half—hour confirming six people have been killed and more than 40 injured. the mayor also confirmed some are in a critical condition. the met police have set up a casualty bureau. the number. that is on your screen. the second one is the local number for london and the first is the casualty bureau. we have heard more than 40 people are injured, some in a critical condition in london.

he was then caught on cctv cameras with a blue suitcase, going backwards and forwards to the flats where the white car was parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepared bomb parts from the car for him to assemble, alone at this site in central manchester. in a statement, police investigating the bomber said... detectives are still searching a landfill site in the hopes of finding the blue suitcase, which could contain crucial evidence. police investigating the manchester attack originally talked about a network. 20 people were detained in the uk, and a senior officer said some of the arrests were very significant, but today, the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashim abedi, who is being held in libya. detectives say they want to speak to him, who left with his brother on the 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. it is not a country we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will difficult

machines are now able to look at videos and interpret what's in the image, and with the number of cctv cameras around the town, imagine how much more data we can collect. but the real intelligence is not in capturing the data — it in analysing it, and this is where artificial intelligence might make a real difference, making connections that we humans never would. big data has accelerated our understanding of medical science in unimaginable ways. it's now influencing how hospitals treat patients, police forces manage crime and city officials run our towns. and its inevitable in the next 50 years that ai will play an even bigger role in our society and influence how we go about living. i recently met dj patil, former us president barack obama's chief data scientist, who is in charge of shaping how big data is being used by the government to make big policy decisions, whilst ensuring that al created by the tech companies treat everyone fairly and make good decisions. that's where we have to start focusing more of our energy. asking the question, how do we actually make sure that these

this report begins with some shocking cctv images. by by any reckoning, simon smith should be seriously injured but he calmly walks into a nearby bar. the purple turtle is one of the best—known bars in the town and cctv captured the whole thing. it looks like the bus has gone into control, it is, double speed not more. that is shocking, i cannot believe that simon got up, dusted himself down and walk away. it's call his life. the scars of the incident are plain to see. reading bosses say the incident is being investigated internally. thames valley police is no arrests have been made. simon is nursing painful. we called simon a few hours after the date of the accident and he was ina lot the date of the accident and he was in a lot of pain, he was still in shock, couldn't believe what happened. as you might expect, a shave this close has gone viral. the bar has been inundated with requests from the media and people are talking about it online. most of them simply admire the way simon kept calm and carried on. that is unbelievable, rem

he was then caught on cctv cameras with a blue suitcase going backwards and forwards to wear at the car was parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepared parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepa red bomb parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepared bomb parts from the carfor him to collecting preprepared bomb parts from the car for him to assemble a loa n from the car for him to assemble a loan at this site in central manchester. in a statement, police investigating the bomber said... —— bomber. detectives are still searching a landfill site in the hopes of finding the blue suitcase, which could contain crucial evidence. police investigating the manchester attack originally talked to the network. 20 people were detained in the uk, and a senior officer said some of the arrests were very significant, but today, the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashim abedi, in libya. police say they want to speak to him, who left with his brother on the 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan

days, though detectives investigating last saturday's carnage are still working through mountains of cctv footage. there were no new arrests overnight. our correspondent richard lister is outside the cathedral for us. it must have been a very moving occasion this morning. given that the cathedral has been closed for the cathedral has been closed for the last week? it was. it was actually because i've been here since early this morning, slowly seeing this area come back life. it has been sealed off the last week, the police cordon was only lifted yesterday and it was the opportunity to come back to this area. borough market is not open and there are still cigars from the attack. you see the boa rded—up still cigars from the attack. you see the boarded—up doorway —— scars from the attack. you see the boarded—up doorway from the attack. you see the boa rded—up doorway where from the attack. you see the boarded—up doorway where the attackers forced their way in. there we re attackers forced their way in. there were no more suspects after the attack, thankfully. it has in a diffi

you have a couple of police officers sat in a room, watching 20 or 30 video screens because they have cctv cameras. they can look to see where there are difficulties and direct police cars to those areas of difficulty, rather than having 30 times two police officers sat there when there isn't much activity. we need to look at how policing is done. i don't know where you have been living or sleeping with crime being cut and going down, i can show you and you can talk to me after, it hasn't. that is in la la land. independent analysis on these figures... carjackings and everything... it is all thrown in, madam. you are sleeping somewhere. this is real, street talk. what's going on in the street is something different than you lot are saying. i have one of the largest electorates in the country. people i have represented in the last 12 years, it is one of the largest electorates in mainland britain, i have my ear to the ground and i can tell you, i speak to police on a regular basis... it is not to the ground where i am living. we will have to agree to disagree. but the individuation is there

they walked away from the cctv camera for ten minutes. perhaps they were aware of the footage. they were aware of the risks. they had managed to evade surveillance, obviously. the other is footage of the actual moment police came in and shot them dead. we were watching the video before we came on and it is extraordinary. theresa may... i live down the street from london bridge. it is awful it happened again. she said in the aftermath of this we have to do things to tighten security. people have been wondering what that means. the front of the times. a telling point. one of the attackers was denied asylum in the uk but was able to live here after obtaining a visa from ireland. it is that sort of loophole the government after the election will close, whoever takes power. we have run out of time. thank you so much for doing our eve of poll paper review. go out and vote! exactly. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers on line on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week. just go to the website. and you can watch at later on the bbc iplayer. nex

distressing cctv images have emerged showing the moment armed police gunned down the three killers responsible for the deaths of eight people. other separate footage shows all three men together, laughing and joking outside a gym, five days before the attack. a warning that this report from richard lister contains distressing images. the final moments of saturday's attack, these images show and injured victim on the pavement. police raise their weapons as three men wielding knives reveal themselves. seconds later, all three have been shot down. the fate of the injured victim is not clear. this footage has emerged too, the three killers laughing and joking outside in east london fitness centre five days before the attack. police are slowly building the profile of who they were, who they knew and crucially who may have helped them. the investigation so far has focused on one particular stretch of east london. in guildford last night there were three more arrests. counterterrorism officers stopped two men on the street and stopped another at a house nearby. they say two of the men aged 27 and 29

you have a couple of police officers sat in a room, watching 20 or 30 video screens because they had cctv cameras. they can look to see where there are difficulties and direct police cars to those areas of difficulty, rather than having 30 times two police officers sat there when there isn't much activity. we need to look at how policing is done. i don't know where you have been living or sleeping with crime being cut and going down, i can show you and you can talk to me after, it hasn't. that is in la la land. independent analysis on these figures... carjackings and everything... it is all thrown in, madam. you are sleeping somewhat. this is real, street talk. i have one of the largest electorates in the country. people i have represented in the last 12 years, it is one of the largest electorates in mainland britain, i have my ear to the ground and i can tell you, i speak to police on a regular basis... it is not where i am living. we will have to agree to disagree. the invitation is there whenever you want to come around. and to you too. back to your question? with hate crime on the lis

but as you can see, it was caught on cctv footage and sent to police. police were able to track down the driver. they did say the person was arrested, the car was confiscated and they're keeping it to investigate this case. but police have not released what the motive was in this. as you could see, she is laying there for awhile but she does move her head. when the hospital was contacted, they say surprisingly this woman only sustained minor injuries. >> what? after that? >> after that. now, this incident happened in kazakhstan. you've got some little kids on a train having a good time. i want you to notice the little boy who can't seem to contain himself. he's going to run right into the tracks. >> no, no, no, no. >> oh! >> okay. see, why isn't there a fence around that ride? kids are going to be like i want to go on that and don't understand the danger. >> the owner of that train says he will now put fencing up. >> how is the little boy? >> it's reported that the train did keep moving while he was underneath but he only suffered some bruises and scrap

he was then caught on cctv cameras with a blue suitcase, going backwards and forwards to the flats where the white car was parked. detectives believe he was collecting pre—prepared bomb parts from the car for him to assemble, alone, at this site in central manchester. in a statement, police investigating the bomber said: detectives are still searching a landfill site in the hopes of finding the blue suitcase, which could contain crucial evidence. police investigating the manchester attack originally talked about a network. 20 people were detained in the uk, and a senior officer said some of the arrests were very significant, but today, the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashim abedi, who is being held in libya. detectives say they want to speak to him, who left with his brother on april 15. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. libya is not a country that really, we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will

he was caught on cctv with a blue suitcase going backwards and forwards to the flats where the white car was parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepared parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepa red bomb parked. detectives believe he was collecting preprepared bomb parts from the carfor him to collecting preprepared bomb parts from the car for him to assemble alone at this flat in central manchester. in a statement police investigating the bomber said, we understand how the chemicals and equipment were obtained and where the bomb was assembled. we understand where he has been the days before the explosion almost hour by hour. detectives are still searching a landfill site in the hopes of finding the blue suitcase which could contain crucial evidence. police investigating the manchester attack originally talked ofa manchester attack originally talked of a network, 20 people were detained in the uk and a senior officer said some of the arrests we re very officer said some of the arrests were very significant, but today the last of those arrested was released le

the hackers were then able to control other smart appliances, including a child's toy and home cctv cameras. facebook has revealed new plans to tackle extremism by educating charities and other organisations on how to counter hate speech. the social media giant has launched the online civil courage initiative, which it said would allow charities and other non—profit organisations to share their experiences of extremism and develop ways to tackle the issue both on and offline. the planned new nuclear power plant at hinkley point is both risky and expensive, according to the national audit office. the public spending watchdog says the government has not sufficiently considered the impact on consumers. here's our business reporter rob young. it will be britain's first new nuclear plant for a generation. hinkley point c has been plagued by delays, but building work has already started on the somerset coast. it will produce 7% of britain's power, replacing older and dirtier plants which have gone off—line. hinkley has been given a guaranteed price for its electricity, which could cost bill p

when you look cctv, you will see me there chasing them and throwing bottles a nd there chasing them and throwing bottles and glasses at them. i know it was silly but ijust bottles and glasses at them. i know it was silly but i just tried bottles and glasses at them. i know it was silly but ijust tried to save people ‘s lives. it was silly but ijust tried to save people 's lives. did they try to attack you? they tried to stab me. i threw things at them and as i didi me. i threw things at them and as i did i hit one of them on the head. they ran towards me to try and stab me so they ran towards me to try and stab mesoi they ran towards me to try and stab me so i ran away. if i had slipped over, i would have been killed there and then. we can hear from another eyewitness, john stokes, who was on a bus on london bridge at the time of the attack. he spoke a little earlier to my colleague. we were approaching london bridge with the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their cameras out to get a photo of tower bridge from london bridge. as we were coming on to the bridge th

he was then recorded on cctv cameras with a blue suitcase going backwards and forwards to the road in rush home, collecting preprepared bomb parts for the final assembly in central manchester flat. chief superintendent rush jackson said they understand how the chemicals and equipment were obtained, where it the bomb was assembled. we understand where he was in the days before the closing hour by hour. detectives are still searching a landfill site in the hopes of finding the blue suitcase which could contain crucial evidence will stop salman abedi's brother left the country with him on the 15th of april. he has been detained in libya by the ministry of the interior‘s special deterrent force. police said it wants to talk to him about the attack. this operation shows the difficulty that police forces have, cooperating with foreign forces. today, the last of them was released, some materials used to make explosives, and some were in contact with salman abedi in the last few days. this time they are satisfied with their explanations. police have released pictures of the fake suicide bel

you will see me under cctv at borough market chasing them, throwing bottles and glasses. i know it was silly but i was trying to save people ‘s lives. it was silly but i was trying to save people 's lives. did they try and attack you ? save people 's lives. did they try and attack you? do you have an injury? they tried to stab me. i threw things at them and hit one of them on the head, on the back and then they ran towards me so i ran away. i slipped over, then they ran towards me so i ran away. islipped over, had i then they ran towards me so i ran away. i slipped over, had i slipped overi away. i slipped over, had i slipped over i would have been dead. joining me now as a reporter who has been monitoring this all evening for us. lots of reaction coming in from political leaders. let's start with the mayor of london. ten minutes ago, the mayor said that this situation is still unfolding and he would ask all londoners and visitors to remain calm and vigilant. he goes on to say that this was a deliberate and cowardly attack on innocent londoners and visitors to our city

days, though detectives investigating last saturday's carnage are still working through mountains of cctv footage. there were no new arrests overnight. three men have been arrested after an easyjet flight to stansted was diverted because of suspicious behaviour. passengers were evacuated down emergency slides after the plane, which was flying from slovenia, made an unplanned landing in germany. the pilot was alerted to a suspicious conversation on board, including what police called "terrorist content". a backpack belonging to one of the men was blown up by police. a month after electing emmanuel macron as their youngest ever president, the people of france are now voting in the first round of parliamentary elections. the new president is hoping his centrist party, formed a little over a year ago, will win an outright majority. half of the party's candidates are new to politics. our correspondent, hugh schofield is in paris. how important are these elections to the president, given that he once had a thumping majority himself in the presidential contest? indeed. they are important though,

cctv footage of a man in england being hit by a bus and then incredibly getting up and walking away without serious injury. becker sturgeon has backtracked on demands for a second independence referendum. she has backed away from it happening in 2018. the reason for thatis it happening in 2018. the reason for that is the general election result. nicola sturgeon may not look like a woman thwarted, but she cannot now march ahead with her plans for an independence referendum — admitting today that voters have rejected that idea and she has had to think again. having listened and reflected, the scottish government will reset the plan i set out on march the 13th. we will not seek to introduce the legislation for an independence referendum immediately. instead, we will, in good faith, redouble our efforts and put our shoulder to the wheel in seeking to influence the brexit talks in a way that protects scotland‘s interests. we will seek to build... she wants to keep open the option of a referendum after the brexit deal is cleared. the tories want her to abandon her plans completely. i'm afraid

you have a couple of police officers sat in a room, watching 20 or 30 video screens because they had cctv cameras. they can look to see where there are difficulties and direct police cars to those areas of difficulty, rather than having 30 times two police officers sat there when there isn't much activity. we need to look at how policing is done. i don't know where you have been living or sleeping with crime being cut and going down, i can show you and you can talk to me after, it hasn't. that is in la la land. independent analysis on these figures... carjackings and everything... it is all thrown in, mad. you are sleeping somewhat. this is real, street talk. —— it is all thrown in, madam. i have one of the largest electorates in the country. people i have represented in the la st people i have represented in the last 12 years, it is one of the largest electorates in mainland britain, i have my earto largest electorates in mainland britain, i have my ear to the ground andl britain, i have my ear to the ground and i can tell you, i speak to police on a regular basis... it is not where

they are starting to acquire a huge amount of cctv material, videos sent from members of the public who witnessed things. they are starting to go through computers and mobile phones seized during the course of the operation. that's a big part of the work. although there we re big part of the work. although there were two new raids overnight, there we re were two new raids overnight, there were no formal arrests made on those rates. people were detained and spoken to, but at this rate nobody has been formally arrested. the number of people arrested remains at 12, one of them being released very soon, 12, one of them being released very 5001], seven women 12, one of them being released very $0011, seven women and 12, one of them being released very soon, seven women and four men still in custody. that's an important part of the investigation. did anyone else know what was going to happen, was anyone else involved in assisting what was going to happen? the element spoken about by cressida dick, the commissioner, was it being guided in some way from overseas? there is a working assumption a

days, though detectives investigating last saturday's carnage are still working through mountains of cctv footage. there were no new arrests overnight. our correspondent richard lister is outside the cathedral for us. how would you characterise the mood there today? this is the first time there today? this is the first time the cathedral has been opened since those attacks, it must have been an occasion of mixed emotions? yes, it's been interesting. when i first got here early this morning, the place was very quiet, very deserted, people were coming through in ones and twos. there were quite a lot of players coming through, also in pairs, walking through. there were police cars coming true even though the police cordon was lifted yesterday. there was a sense things weren't back to normal but now the proud the coming through it feels more like it was before the attack. you can fill sees signs of the attack, the boarded—up doorfrom where police made a forced entry into the cathedral saturday night in the search for spennymoor suspects involved in the attack. you can see borough market is