00:00:00,001 --> 1073741525:48:22,358 this 1073741525:48:22,358 --> 2147483051:36:44,715 is 2147483051:36:44,715 --> 3221224577:25:07,072 bbc 3221224577:25:07,072 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. after a van collided into pedestrians in toronto. we have located that vehicle. events that took place this afternoon. to the throne. the commonwealth migration scandal. of the windrush families who appeared on the programme last week. appeared on the programme last week. despite living together decades, they suffered problems. they suffered problems.

answers from them today, and from the government. of pedestrians killing at least nine people and injuring 16 others. whether the incident was a deliberate attack. jessica, what's the latest? we don't know much and police aid is going to be a complex investigation. going to be a

complex investigation. lots of commercial buildings, and we do know that 16 people were injured. do know that 16 people were injured. one man spoke to was outjust having a cigarette. a cigarette. street behind me, a lot of traffic hubs have is shut down. hubs have is shut down. people are expecting this to be complicated. expecting this to be complicated. jessica, thank you very much for 110w. suddenly confronted by a vehicle careering down the pavement. careering down

the pavement. 70— 80 mph according to eyewitnesses. eyewitnesses. a mile hitting pedestrian at the pedestrian. pedestrian. white rental van was used as a weapon. weapon. crumble, he was going 70, 80 clicks, hitting people one by one. it was a nightmare. nightmare. empress and i saw a lady with her leg, it is a gruesome scene. leg, it is a gruesome scene. i can't believe what i have seen. believe what i have seen. these people on the streets getting hit one by one. hit one by one. nine people have been killed and 16 injured. injured. down there and they didn't move at

all. all. arrested after finally being brought to a halt by police. to a halt by police. but what's behind it as it is unclear. unclear. this is a time in this community should come together. community should come together. especially don't expect them to yet happen tomorrow. happen tomorrow. motivation here might have been quite different. to a baby boy. to prince george and princess charlotte. in due course. on the day's events. wrapped up for his first public appearance.

it will be one of many he will make over the years. to the royal family. in the line to the throne. of labour before six o'clock this morning. 01. cambridge children. hospital all on the same day. oyez! we have got a new prince here today, god save the queen! camping outside of the hospital for more than a week. wonderful news! fantastic news! it's a boy! yes, i know, isn't it wonderful! isn't it great news?

it's making everyone smile. there was a visit from the new big brother and sister. from princess charlotte. of nerves in front of the cameras. notice followed tradition, put on display at buckingham palace. her place in history. the line of succession when the younger brother was born. was born she would lose her spot.

hospital for life as a family of five at kensington palace. to focus on her family. they had received. as they left, it was a proud father in charge of the car seat. just seven hours after his birth, the baby prince was on his way home. for the queen. during yesterday's race.

month in under 3 hours. the weekend has caused chaos for some customers. many people complained of being unable to access their money. complete with all the confidential transaction details. to fix the problems. to continue — has been granted italian citizenship. his family hope to take him to italy for treatment. of human rights refused to intervene

in the case. are eligible for british citizenship. and that those applying would not need to take a citizenship test. suffered any loss. our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. but those with homes, the words of the home secretary today. the home secretary today. windrush generation made homes here today, only to have been failed. today, only to have been failed. secretary amber rudd. there is no hiding from this mess. hiding from this mess. that so much more painful and often harrowing for the people involved. harrowing for the people involved. the state has left these people down.

"you did," they cried. she and theresa may before. to fix the mistakes. the status they deserve — british citizenship. through the process. none of this can undo the pain already endured. to put these wrongs right. and lost his job. he is £30,000 out of pocket. and what has happened to him? it is positive, isn't it? it will help a lot of people. i don't know if i will get any

money back. and get my life back on track. that's what i'm hoping for. labour says it should not have been allowed to happen. in this way. really right the wrongs? under the british empire.

was theirs all along? pressure over this saga. but lenny henry had this to say. when it comes to institutionalised racism, what can we do? may be not blamed the questioning those hours. on the 22nd of april, the anniversary of his death.

as stephen lawrence day. by a gang in south—east london in 1993. nicholas witchell reports. took their seats for the memorial service to stephen lawrence.

and his younger brother stuart. matter what the colour of your skin or your background. or your background. attacked and killed because he was black. black. from the prince of wales, read to the congregation by prince harry. did not end with despair but continued with hope. continued with hope. henceforth be remembered every year on the anniversary of his death. on the anniversary of his death. 22nd of april would become stephen lawrence day.

lawrence day. commemoration of his life was welcomed. welcomed. what they had been striving to achieve the years. achieve the years. will be enshrined in history for yea rs. will be enshrined in history for years. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davies. that they deserve. british citizenship. the