chi chi izundu, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there.have been cooling somewhat since we had the highest temperature of the year so far to begin this week. today looks rather cloudy for parts of england and wales, with some rain at times, but plenty of sunshine thanks to this ridge of high pressure. but we look to the north west, this area of low pressure and its active weather front will bring a spell of wet and windy weather for many of us over the next 2a hours. that rain starts to push into scotland and northern ireland through this evening and overnight. much of england and wales will tend to be drier. we'll have a bit of cloud hanging on in the south east, that will stop temperatures from dipping much below 14 or 15 degrees, but it's a milder night to come further north than what we had the previous night. so we're dominated with this area of low pressure and its weather front as we head into thursday. it will be a wet and windy day for large parts of scotland, northern ireland and getting into northern and western england and wale

chi chi, thank you very much. chi chi chi, thank you very much. chi chi izundu.r actions. our political correspondent hannah millerjoined me earlier to discuss the response we can expect from the government in the coming days. keir starmer has some experience, he held the role of director of prosecutions, and at that time he was seen as someone who was in favour of bringing people to justice swiftly rather than necessarily getting involved in the length of punishments, being much more suggesting that if people see if you get involved in this, you'll be arrested, you will be charged, you will be then convicted, that is seen as being more of a deterrent in a way to end these kinds of things. he's not shying away at all today from branding the scenes as far right thuggery, his language has been unapologetically tough about this kind of thing. the conservative party, their language has not quite gone that far in some ways. rishi sunak, their leader, talking about violent criminal behaviour that has no place in our society and saying that people should face the full f

thank you, chi chi izundu.up from the notting hill carnival, we will show you those pictures soon. here in the uk, the conservatives are demanding to know who authorised a downing street pass for labour's biggest donor, despite him having no formaljob at the premises. lord waheed alli — who has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the party — was given a pass to number 10, but downing street say it was "temporary" and "given back several weeks ago". well, notting hill carnival is the largest street party music plays. tannoy hype. we are treating this as well, click the qr code that was on the screen if you're watching here in the uk, you can see continuous coverage from the carnival and go to bbc iplayer to get to these pictures, these scenes, and commentary from our team is there on the ground. head to bbc iplayer if you are watching here in the uk, plenty more from the notting hill carnival. when we come back after a short break, the very latest, but me take you through it. the latest from the middle ea

chi chi izundu reports.ticketless swifties took over the grass hill outside the munich venue to listen to her perform her eras tour. fans call it tay—gating — soaking up the atmosphere. and last time taylor was in the uk, ticketless fans tay—gated at wembley, cardiff and liverpool. but for her next five dates at wembley, officials are asking fans not to do this. a reminder was posted on the venue's website, which read... they added... # when you wake up and find that what you're looking for.# last week in vienna, fans were left singing in the streets after organisers cancelled all three taylor swift gigs after austrian security officials foiled a planned terror attack. i think, given what happened in vienna just the other week, it makes sense that wembley stadium would issue a statement like this, especially when there's so many young people and families that will be attending over the five nights. and i think it will be a reassurance to a lot of fans that the stadium is taking security seriously. we are jus

chi chi izundu reports.ketless swifties took over the grass hill outside the munich venue to listen to her perform her eras tour. fans call it tay—gating — soaking up the atmosphere. and last time taylor was in the uk, ticketless fans tay—gated at wembley, cardiff and liverpool. but for her next five dates at wembley, officials are asking fans not to do this. a reminder was posted on the venue's website, which read, "everyone will be checked before entry and we don't want any bad blood. we'd hate to have to turn you away." they added, "to support the safe entry and exit of everyone within the stadium, no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the olympic steps at the front of the stadium. non—ticket holders will be moved on." # when you wake up and find that what you're looking for.# last week in vienna, fans were left singing in the streets after organisers cancelled all three taylor swift gigs after austrian security officials foiled a planned terror attack. i think, given what happened in vien

our correspondent chi chi izundu has been at wembley soaking up the atmosphere this is just this isjustis just a little snapshot because quite a few of them started queueing last night. now, in terms of security, there is tighter security because of last week's vienna incident. there is a lot more police presence here, but also wembley is asking people to do a number of things, bring a smaller bag, not have any metal carabiners to collect friendship bracelets. you have to use plastic. there will be extra checks in place to make sure everybody is safe. if you are planning to come without a ticket, you will not be welcome. this area has to be safe for exit and evacuation if it ever came to that. they are asking any ticketless taylor swift fans not to come out to soak up the atmosphere. we are seeing lots and lots of people in sequins, glitter, dressed up and cowboy boots, cowboy hats. that is her uniform and they are getting ready for the performance tonight, which doesn't start for another minimum of three and a half hours. people are really keen to get there as quickly as possible. you

our news correspondent chi chi izundu joined us from east london with an update from the fire brigadefire even though it under control. we've noticed, you can seejust even though it under control. we've noticed, you can see just over my shoulder, that we can still see flames coming for the building. they say that they will be here for potentially a number of days. we've spoken to a number of residents who said that they were awoken by a particular one man, a young man called sam was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation. he was knocking on doors helping other residents get out. residents told us there was no alarm that could be heard. no one was telling them to leave. the chief constable thanked his fire staff because they were working in the most dangerous conditions. he described putting out this flyer as incredibly complex —— putting out this fight as incredibly complex. he said they were trying to bring the incident under control, being faced with a significant building failure. he reiterated that point a number of times. this building had a number of fire safety failures. inves

chi chi izundu reports.cketless swifty �*s took over the grassy hill outside the munich venue to listen to her perform her eras at all. fans call it tailgating, soaking up the atmosphere and last time taylor was in the uk, ticketless fans taygating. 0fficials in the uk, ticketless fans taygating. officials are asking fans not to do this. a reminder was posted on the venue�*s website which read, everyone will be checked before entry, we don�*t want any bad blood. we would hate to turn you away. they added, to support the safety of everyone in the stadium, no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or at the olympic steps at the front of the stadium. non—ticket holders will be moved on. last week in vienna, fans were left singing in the street after organisers cancelled all three taylor swift gigs after austrian security officials foiled a plan terror attack.— security officials foiled a plan terror attack. , ., ., , , terror attack. given what happened in vienna just _ terror attack. given what happened

chi chi izundu.ider picture across england. there have been demonstrations in several places today which began piece of lead but became violent. let’s places today which began piece of lead but became violent. let's start with rod room. _ lead but became violent. let's start with rod room. it _ lead but became violent. let's start with rod room. it appeared - lead but became violent. let's start with rod room. it appeared to be i lead but became violent. let's start with rod room. it appeared to be a l with rod room. it appeared to be a peaceful protest with people protesting against racism outside of a hotel on the outskirts of rotham before what has been described as far right protesters turned up and it turned violent. they outnumber the police, they threw bricks and there is footage of them literally pulling posts off of a wooden fence which they use to propel at police and they smashed doors, they sent a really been on fire and push it into the hotel and at that point we did not know if there we

chi chi izundu, bbc news.ial protection. the earl of abergavenny, which was captained by the brother of the poet william wordsworth, struck a sandbank and sank, in what's still one of the uk's worst maritime disasters. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this is the story of tragedy, great riches, heroism and poetry. and it all revolves around this ship, the earl of abergavenny, that floundered in these waters off dorset more than 200 years ago. yes, this is the maritime gallery in here. david carter has spent a0 years diving on the wreck of the vessel. he says it was en route from portsmouth to china when it hit a sandbank in a storm off the shores of weymouth. even by the standards of the day, just how big a tragedy was this? this was an enormous tragedy that went right across the country. 250 people died. it was human error. the conditions of the storm, of the night, and everything coming together, causing the perfect storm. the earl of abergavenny was not only a revolutionary design incorporating met

with more on this is our correspondent, chi chi izundu has the latest.he london ambulance service attended the scene leicester square where an 11—year—old girl and a 34—year—old woman had been stabbed. the london ambulance service but a statement earlier saying that they send considerable resources to the scene, an ambulance crew, and advanced paramedic and an incident officer as well as a tactical response unit. they try to help the 11—year—old and the 34—year—old before they were taken to a major trauma unit. police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. however, they are not giving more information on him and do not believe that there is any other suspect involved. in case people don't know about leicester square, it is in central london and is one of the most popular tourist areas in central london, about 2.5 million weekly visitors visit the area every week and it is really popular for its theatres and cinemas. it is home of a lot of massive premiers that go on weekly. here in the uk a doctor who treated valdo calocane, three years be

let's speak to our correspondent chi chi izundu in dagenham, could you describe the situation now.r the last hour we have been hearing a lot of glass smashing, we presume the fire brigade has been trying to gain better entity the block. you should be able to behind me the very high land is being used to try to paul waugh tell onto the top of the building. discovered in scaffolding, be believe it has been the 40 scaffolding, be believe it has been the a0 while to try to deal with cladding issues. london fire brigade said the building had a number of fire safety issues known to officials, whether they have been resolved as something that will be investigated as more what caused the fire. we had an update only from assistant commissioner patrick gobern who gave us the latest. we were called at 02aa this morning, to a fire at a mixed use residential and commercial building on freshwater road, dagenham. the whole of the building has been affected by fire, including scaffolding surrounding the property and the roof. the first london fire brigade crews arrived within five minutes and a se

let's speak to our news correspondent chi chi izundu, who joins us from east london.at are the authorities saying to you?— floor. what are the authorities saying to you? floor. what are the authorities sa in: to ou? ~ ., ., saying to you? well, the london fire bfiuade saying to you? well, the london fire brigade have — saying to you? well, the london fire brigade have been _ saying to you? well, the london fire brigade have been here _ saying to you? well, the london fire brigade have been here since - saying to you? well, the london fire i brigade have been here since 2:45am, and behind me, you can see flames around the building have actually increased — they have increased quite a lot, there's flames coming out of the roof and through different windows. we've heard a lot of glass smashing, and the fire brigade havejust of glass smashing, and the fire brigade have just brought in a couple new 32 and 64 foot ladders to try and tackle the blaze. we had an update earlier on today from the assistant commissioner — he described tackling this fire as "very complex". this is

with me is chi chi izundu.ster saying the website has not been crushed but fans saying otherwise will top i have spent a sad amount of my life on ticketmaster this morning, the official website that you could buy tickets. each either came up with a common we are very busy, please be patient with us, screen, or they had an error 503 message that came up. ticketmaster, one of the biggest ticketing website in the world, say their south has not crashed. they are asking people to be patient, people are getting through and getting tickets and they also advised a few things. they say, ensure you are not using vpn on any of your devices, they are saying, clear your cache and your cookies, and they're also saying, please hold your line in the queue, but i can tell you now, there are a lot of unhappy fans who claim they are being kicked out of their log in on their accounts and that they cannot get through and that they are not refreshing the page but the page is automatically refreshing them and sending them back to the

with me is chi chi izundu. that is the question, isn't it?ket or dodgy resort at its best not to fans as we saw having real issues trying to buy valid tickets.— having real issues trying to buy valid tickets. indeed, lots of unhappy — buy valid tickets. indeed, lots of unhappy fans _ buy valid tickets. indeed, lots of unhappy fans because - buy valid tickets. indeed, lots| of unhappy fans because when buy valid tickets. indeed, lots l of unhappy fans because when i tried to get on the website this morning, ticketmaster, tea tickets and tours, and getting a lot of please be patient and pages so a lot of fans have been getting that as well as an error 503 backend blah blah blah couldn't understand the coding. page that they were getting so lots of frustrated fans, when it comes to resale yes you can resell tickets if you've managed to get your hands on some but oasis would prefer you sold them through or resold them through ticketmaster or another cycle to get. they are saying that this is the unofficial partners they don't want people to sell

with the latest, here's our correspondent, chi chi izundu.morning the london ambulance service attended the scene in leicester square where an 11—year—old girl and a 34—year—old woman had been stabbed. the london ambulance service but a statement earlier saying that they sent considerable resources to the scene, an ambulance crew, and advanced paramedic and an incident officer as well as a tactical response unit. they tried to help the 11—year—old and the 34—year—old before they were taken to a major trauma unit. police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. however, they are not giving more information on him and do not believe that there is any other suspect involved. in case people don't know about leicester square, it is in central london and is one of the most popular tourist areas in central london, about 2.5 million weekly visitors visit the area every week and it is really popular for its theatres and cinemas. it is home of a lot of massive premiers that go on weekly. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news

damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. 0ur news correspondent chi chi izundu is outside scotlandxplained what the met police are doing to reassure communities. while the metropolitan police, in a lengthy statement that they issued yesterday, said that they planned to use every power, every tactic and every tool at their disposal to try and keep people safe. and it's notjust londoners that they're concerned about. some 6000 officers, riot—trained police officers are going to be deployed across various locations, and 1200 of them, we do believe, will be helping colleagues regionally and locally, and we do believe they'll be stationed around motorways so that they can get to some of the sites if violence does flare up. they have said that if people are concerned, they should stop and speak to a police officer and that local communities will see a larger increase of police presence in their areas. as damian said in his report, they say they are not tolerating anything that could cause people to feel unsafe. theirjob is to keep law and order and they plan to do so. in their statement,

our correspondent chi chi izundu was at the funeral in southport.inish, this was an incredibly moving service as alice's coffin was brought by that horse drawn carriage. the streets here were lined with people who applauded it. also, as you can seejust behind me, the streets were lined with these pink ribbons as a homage to alice and her love of dancing. it's been a beautiful day. very sunny, very bright under these blue skies. the family insisted anything but black, so they wore white with pictures of a smiling alice on their t—shirts. they were moved by the number of people that attended today's service. it was broadcast to a lot of people outside, inside and around the streets so that they could take part. it was a moving service for the nine—year—old, and yet we have more to come. two people have died while trying to cross the english channel in a small boat. the french authorities say 5a migrants were rescued after their boat got into difficulty, six miles north of calais. another 50 people were rescued from another boat. a uk government spokes

earlier i spoke to our reporter chi chi izundu and asked her what sort of issues 0asis fans have beenhey try to get access to the ticketmaster seat tickets and website, those of the official ticket holders. i was before actual on sale tickets went on. it will put in a queue. they were getting an error 503 backend problem site page, and then they were being kicked off then they were being kicked off the websites or they were being put in the queue and then kicked out of the queue again. a lot of people are reporting a lot of problems, ticketmaster have said categorically that their site has not crashed. people are still able to get in, the he was moving along for fans to buy tickets. but yet, will a lot of unhappy fans then we are hearing from happy fans. it's mad, isn't it? the people should go through all this ordealjust to pay money for something that they are being asked to buy. something that they are being asked to buy-— something that they are being asked to buy. indeed, 30 years since oasis _ asked to buy. indeed, 30 years since oasis broke _ asked to buy. indeed, 30 years sinc

we can cross live to wembley and our correspondent chi chi izundu.ans got their brother early this morning. you would not believe. it was not even sunrise before some fans decided to mine appear to get a good spot to see taylor swift this evening. the concert has been going on for an hour evening. the concert has been going on foran hourand evening. the concert has been going on for an hour and we have been hearing screams of the light all afternoon. i must say that a lot of people have onlyjust turned up just to stock up on merchandise or swap friendship bracelets rather than actually go and see the concert because as you can imagine, the tickets have been incredibly hard to get hold of. yes, security has been tight. 0ne get hold of. yes, security has been tight. one of the things that wembley bosses did not want was tay—gating, that is where fans who do not have a ticket come along to soak up the atmosphere. you probably cannot hear the singing and screaming behind me but they come along tojoin other screaming behind me but they come along to join

with me is our reporter chi chi izundu.en started there.— started there. what can we ascertain? _ started there. what can we ascertain? from _ started there. what can we ascertain? from the - started there. what can we ascertain? from the west | started there. what can we - ascertain? from the west midlands fire service who have confirmed that they are assessing the risk and liaising closely with police to try and understand the exact nature of the incident before deployment. they do have two fire engines at the scene. they would not confirm whether the fire is ongoing or extinguished at this point in time for the staffordshire police have urged the public to stay away from the holiday in in tamworth. they describe what's going on as violent acts of thuggery. they say a large group of individuals are in the area and they've been throwing projectiles, smashing windows, starting fires and targeting police. some of the social media videos you can see people throwing bricks and smashing windows. you can actually see right polic

we can cross live to wembley and our correspondent chi chi izundu.eem to be missing some sequence there. about 90,000 fans — missing some sequence there. about 90,000 fans are _ missing some sequence there. about 90,000 fans are expected _ missing some sequence there. about 90,000 fans are expected to - missing some sequence there. molt 90,000 fans are expected to descend across wembley today. you can see loads of them across the olympic way. this isjust a little loads of them across the olympic way. this is just a little snapshot. quite a few of them started queueing last night. in terms of security, there is a much tighter security because of last week's of vienna incident. there is a lot more police presence here. wembley is asking people to do a number of things, bring a smaller bag, not have any metal to collect your friendship bracelets with, you have to use plastic. there will be extra checks in place to make sure everyone is safe. if you are planning to come without a ticket, you will not be welcome. this area has to be safe for exit and evac

chi chi izundu reports.ese took over the grassy hill outside the munich venue to listen to her perform her error store. fans call it tailgating, soaking up the atmosphere. and last time, taylor was here, taylor fans take gated at wembley, cardiff and liverpool. but for her next five days at wembley, officials are asking fan not to do this. a reminder was posted on the van es website which read that everyone will be checked before entry and we don't want any bad blood, we had to have you turn away. they added... not to holders will be moved on. i? not to holders will be moved on. ~ , ., ., ~ , not to holders will be moved on. ~ ,., on. # when you wake up and fine... last — on. # when you wake up and fine... last week _ on. # when you wake up and fine... last week in _ on. # when you wake up and fine... last week in vienna, | fine... last week in vienna, fans are _ fine... last week in vienna, fans are sang _ fine... last week in vienna, fans are sang in _ fine... last week in vienna, fans are sang in the - fi

chi izundu has more.fe, noted a number of failures when it came to hannah's death. she said the root cause of hannah's death was the failure to follow processes when it came to discussing allergies, combined with a failure in communication and understanding between hannah's mother, abby, and the barista at costa coffee. so last year, hannah and her mum went to costa coffee to order some hot chocolates. hannah's mum says she asked for soya hot chocolates, but the barista misunderstood and that they were served hot chocolates with cow's milk. hannah had a dentist appointment before she had to go to school, and at the dentist, she sipped that drink and her reaction was pretty much immediate. she then rushed into the toilet and called her mum from the toilet and said, "this is not soya milk." hannah then rushed to a local pharmacy to try and get help but, because of a national shortage with adrenaline epipens, they only had one dose and it was paediatric, and that was not enough. after quite a lot of cpr and

lner says it's investigating. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu reports.leeds. staff knew i was on, and i'm now crawling off the train. this is how baroness tanni grey—thompson described having to disembark a train at london's king's cross last night after travelling from leeds, moving her luggage and wheelchair off herself. lady grey—thompson says she had contacted the train network and pre—booked assistance. but when her train arrived, she says there was no—one there to help apart from the cleaning crew. we have a legal right to turn up and go, just to ask to get on a train. and trains were meant to be step—free byjanuary the 1st, 2020, and the last government said it's going to be 100 years before disabled people can get on a train without the permission or support of a non—disabled person. and it's just... ..it�*s exhausting, really. i was really angry last night. i mean, mostly because, you know, i can just about do it, but there are lots and lots of other disabled people who can't and would have been stuck until who knows when? the law says that all

let's speak to our correspondent chi chi izundu.der of the public support here, that this is a whole community affected and at the heart of it are three young girls who have been killed. of it are three young girls who have been killed-— been killed. indeed. and that was reiterated again _ been killed. indeed. and that was reiterated again and _ been killed. indeed. and that was reiterated again and again - reiterated again and again throughout this afternoon's mass. as you said, hundreds lined the streets towards the church and it wasn't just the people. little pink ribbons were tied across every lamp post, every fence that can be found, as a mark of respect. as you said there was a round of applause as alice's small coffin was drawn in with a horse carriage. and then the funeral began. it was highlighted as a celebration, a celebration of alice's nine years on earth. we didn't get to hear from her parents but her uncle richard spoke on their behalf and said that she completed them. she brought them peace, she brought them joy. we

with me is our reporter chi chi izundu.the riots that they have been turning into. we have been focusing on rotherham because people are still out on the streets and we have seen a hefty police presence, but middlesbrough has also been a focus. indeed, and police seem to be the target of a lot of people's anger. in middlesbrough we have seen cars and homes around the town centre also being targeted with windows smashed and some cars burned out on the streets. footage of a wheelie bin set on fire and pushed into police. so far cleveland police, the local police force in middlesbrough have said they have arrested nine people so far, and people are being advised to stay away from the area as police try to regain control, with the violence and rioting going on, but i must point out not all protests today have been violent. in aldershot there seem to be quite a peaceful one that went ahead, no violence sparked off, but as you say, around the uk there have been pockets of unrest. bud say, around the uk there have been pockets of

chi chi izundu has that story. getting on and off a train isn't accessible to everyone.eelchair off a train from leeds last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody has come to get me off, they got me an absolutely fine, staff knew i was there and i'm now crawling the train. the law says that all train station providers should have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance and how to get help if things go wrong. lner's on policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival and if you cannot prebook assistance when you arrive at the station, staff should be able to help. i'm not asking for the moon, i'm just asking to have the same miserable experience of commuting at everyone. ijust want to get on and off a train! it's not a lot to ask. and that is excessive out campaigners one. sam jennings has won a competition for repeatedly being left stranded at stations. ijust want to go to streatham station right now, to go to thameslink and

we can cross live to wembley and our correspondent chi chi izundu. soaking up the atmosphere.old! �* ., ., , ., , i'm told! i'm afraid they have been and probably _ i'm told! i'm afraid they have been and probably even _ i'm told! i'm afraid they have been and probably even earlier, - i'm told! i'm afraid they have been | and probably even earlier, because there has been such a dissipation, excitement, enthusiasm for the return of taylor swift. matthew said, because of the three cancelled gigs in vienna last week, some of those fans and manage to get their hands also much sought after and are here this evening to try and join in the merriment. so security was, one big thing that bosses are saying they don't people to do is to tailgate. that is where ticketless fans managed to come to stand outside the concert venue to soak up the atmosphere, swat bracelets and so on and so forth. because of the tighter security, staff your say police do not do that because it is a safety issue. they are also going to be taken people much more regularly and often than people will probably antic

chi chi izundu has that story. getting on and off a train isn't accessible to everyone.r off a train from leeds last night without assistance. weill. last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, _ last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody _ last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody has - last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody has come i last night without assistance. -ii it is now 22:17, nobody has come to get me off, they got me an absolutely fine, staff knew i was there and i'm now crawling the train. ., , ., ., ., train. the law says that all train station providers _ train. the law says that all train station providers should - train. the law says that all train station providers should have i train. the law says that all train | station providers should have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance and how to get help if things go wrong. lner's on policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within fi

chi chi izundu reports.on't want to see — 40,000 ticketless swifties took over the grass hill outside the munich venue to listen to her perform her eras tour. fans call it tay—gating — soaking up the atmosphere. and last time taylor was in the uk, ticketless fans tay—gated at wembley, cardiff and liverpool. but for her next five dates at wembley, officials are asking fans not to do this. a reminder was posted on the venue's website, which read... "everyone will be checked before entry and we don't want any bad blood. we'd hate to have to turn you away." they added, "to support the safe entry and exit of everyone within the stadium, no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the olympic steps at the front of the stadium. non—ticket holders will be moved on." # when you wake up and find that you're looking for. last week in vienna, fans were left singing in the streets after organisers cancelled all three taylor swift gigs after austrian security officials foiled a planned terror attack. i think giv

chi chi izundu reports.fans took over the grassy hill outside the munich venue to listen to her perform her era store. fans call it taygating, soaking up the atmosphere. and last time taylor was in the uk, ticketless fans fans taygated at wembley, cardiff and liverpool. but officials are asking fans not to do this now. a reminder was posted on the venue's website which read, everyone will be checked before entry and we don't want any bad blood. we would hate to have to turn you away. they added, to support the safe entry and exit of everyone within the stadium, no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the olympic steps at the front of the stadium. non—ticket holders will be moved on. last week in vienna, fans were left saying in the streets after organisers cancelled all three taylor swift gigs after austrian security officials foiled a planned terror attack. t officials foiled a planned terror attack. ~' ., officials foiled a planned terror attack. ~' . ., , , attack. i think given what happene

let's cross live to wembley and our correspondent chi chi izundu who is outside wembley stadium.has been increased _ happened in vienna? well, security has been increased here. _ happened in vienna? well, security has been increased here. there - happened in vienna? well, security has been increased here. there is l has been increased here. there is been quite a visible, noticeable presence of police and hive is to try and make sure that people and feel safe. we spoke to mums and dads earlier that said they were concerned about bringing their children here in particular because of any vienna last week, but they were reassured by the claims that police have that they hadn't anything worry about, security had been increased. one thing the bosses here at wembley specifically said, that they didn't want, was taygating. that's where ticketed taylor swift fans socialise and mingle with an ticketed fans. they were considering not to be a potential safety risk so they asked people not to do that, but there is about 200, 250 people have gathered. security has been tight, but i have to say

with me is our news correspondent chi chi izundu.ith what we are seeing as these rights appear to be continuing. in seeing as these rights appear to be continuinr. , ., ., , seeing as these rights appear to be continuinr. , ., .,, i. continuing. in plymouth as you said, the olice continuing. in plymouth as you said, the police are _ continuing. in plymouth as you said, the police are trying _ continuing. in plymouth as you said, the police are trying to _ continuing. in plymouth as you said, the police are trying to keep - continuing. in plymouth as you said, the police are trying to keep to - the police are trying to keep to opposing groups of protesters apart. it would appear in some of the footage that they are trying to cattle certain groups apart, now thatis cattle certain groups apart, now that is a tactic that riot police tend to use where they effectively surround a smaller group and and close in. largely for that smaller group's own safety. as far as i understand there have been projectiles thrown, bricks, fireworks have bee

our correspondent chi chi izundu was at the funeral in southport. from start to finish.s here were lined with people who applauded it. also, as you can see, just behind me, the streets were lined with these pink ribbons as a homage to alice and her love of dancing. it's been a beautiful day. very sunny, very bright under these blue skies. the family insisted anything but black, so they wore white with pictures of a smiling alice on their t—shirts. they were moved by the number of people that attended today's service. it was broadcast to a lot of people outside, inside and around the streets so that they could take part. it was a moving service for the nine—year—old and yet all we have more to come. two people have died while trying to cross the english channel in a small boat. the french authorities say fifty—four migrants were rescued after their boat got into difficulty, six miles north of calais. another fifty people were rescued from another boat. the terrible dangers of small boat crossings and we continue to do everything we can to prevent callous criminals exploit

with me is our reporter chi chi izundu.have some of the sense there, of what has been happening in rotherham and to repeat, that at least ten police officers there have been injured. police officers there have been in'ured. . ., ., ., , injured. including one who was left unconscious _ injured. including one who was left unconscious after _ injured. including one who was left unconscious after a _ injured. including one who was left unconscious after a head _ injured. including one who was left unconscious after a head injury - injured. including one who was left| unconscious after a head injury yes, it turned very violent in rotherham as that report showed us, but if we jump as that report showed us, but if we jump to middlesbrough, there has been civil unrest there too, and quite a lot of rye i violent disorder. people are still trying to calm people down in that area, cars and homes round the town centre have been vandalised, i saw footage of young boys, throwing bricks into people's homes, window, smashing up cars, whee

our correspondent chi chi izundu is at king's cross.utely fine at leeds. staff knew i was on, and i'm now crawling off the train. this is how baroness tanni grey—thompson described having to disembark a train at london's king's cross last night after travelling from leeds, moving her luggage and wheelchair off herself. lady grey—thompson says she had contacted the train network and pre—booked assistance. but when her train arrived, she says there was no one there to help apart from the cleaning crew. we have a legal right to turn up and go, just to ask to get on a train. and trains were meant to be step—free byjanuary the 1st, 2020, and the last government said it's going to be 100 years before disabled people can get on a train without the permission or support of a non—disabled person. and it's just. . . it's exhausting, really. i was really angry last night. i mean, mostly because, you know, i canjust about do it, but there are lots and lots of other disabled people who can't and would have been stuck until who knows when? the law sa

our correspondent chi chi izundu is outside new scotland yard for us now.olice officers will be deployed around the city tonight and just outside of the city ready to assist colleagues around the country, because there are 30 locations targeted, a coordinated event, immigration and law centre, and they are all over the uk. so the plan is to make sure that the police are visible, to make sure that their presence is felt, and they say they are ready to respond to anything. as you had in damian's report, they feel that the planned and hateful and divisive groups across the capital are going to cause disruption and they will not tolerate it. the plan is to clamp down and maintain law and order. they say if anyone is concerned or worried, they should stop the officers in the area, because you will see a lot more just to keep people safe. other things, tools and their books they are going to be losing, things like dispersal orders, there is one currently in the south of liverpool, just to make sure that if people out there, they will be moved on. iflhi sure that

let's speak to our correspondent, chi chi izundu, who's there.a mentor at the heart of all the unrest, not on a community is mourning in southport, but the family. mourning in southport, but the famil . ., , ., mourning in southport, but the famil. ., , ., ., , family. indeed, not “ust a family, the community— family. indeed, not “ust a family, the community are _ family. indeed, notjust a family, the community are still _ family. indeed, notjust a family, the community are still reeling i family. indeed, notjust a family, i the community are still reeling from the community are still reeling from the attack in southport a number of weeks ago, and if you are here today was a celebration, that was the board that was used again and again by the people that spoke at the service, and also the father. they wanted to celebrate the life of nine—year—old alice. under sir cortege came to the church, in a white horse drawn carriage, she got a round of applause by the hundreds of people that lined the street. as well as that, as you can see, the pink ribbon