this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in denmark, several people have been killed in a shooting at a shopping centre in the capital copenhagen. suddenly we heard shots. i think there were ten. we ended up in a toilet would be all huddled together. there were about 11 of us. we were so scared. it has just been a terrible experience. police say a 22—year—old danish man has been arrested in connection with the attack. ukraine's military confirms it's withdrawn its troops from the embattled eastern city of lysychansk, following a sustained russian offensive. a russian cargo ship carrying ukrainian grain is detained off the coast of turkey.

danish police say several people have been killed in a shooting incident in a shopping centre in the capital copenhagen. there are also many injured. one person — an ethnic danish man — has been arrested. eyewitnesses have spoken of chaotic scenes after the man opened fire inside the fields shopping mall. police have not been able to establish the attacker�*s motives. it's not known wether he was acting alone. there is a heavy police presence across the copenhagen region. let's go live to adrienne murray, who is in copenhagen. what is the latest pure healing from the police? the what is the latest pure healing from the olice? . . .,, the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen. — the police? the police chase, soeren

thomassen. give _ the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a _ the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a briefing _ the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a briefing and - the police? the police chase, soeren thomassen, give a briefing and he i thomassen, give a briefing and he said that sadly several people had been killed and several people wounded. we don't have any specific membership. the suspect was arrested at the scene. he has been described as a 22—year—old made, ethnic dating, and we understand that the police were first notified of gun shot at the shopping centre around five p m local time. lots of witnesses talked about hearing a single loud shots, and described a single loud shots, and described a single government. the police haven't said whether. .. single government. the police haven't said whether... sorry, the police say they just haven't said whether... sorry, the police say theyjust have one suspect arrested, but they haven't ruled out other he was acting alone. they also have an event whether it was a terror attack on the whole country is actually now on high alert. the shopping centre has been sealed off, and this evening there were supposed to be a concert very close by at the royal arena, so it

is an area that is busy with young teenagers going to that concert, and families who of shopping. so, scenes of chaos, and then billy this evening for a were shots on tv of individuals inside the shopping centre being let out slowly by the police. we centre being let out slowly by the olice. ~ ., , centre being let out slowly by the olice. ~ . , , ., ., police. we have seen reports at that concert you — police. we have seen reports at that concert you mention, _ police. we have seen reports at that concert you mention, i— police. we have seen reports at that concert you mention, i believe - police. we have seen reports at that concert you mention, i believe it - concert you mention, i believe it was a harry styles concert, is going to continue. is that correct? i haven't heard anything further about that. the police haven't commented, and we haven't seen anything in the local news here, but i do understand that some people went to board the concert venue to actually take shelter as they were exiting from the mall. ,, ., shelter as they were exiting from the mall. ., , , ., the mall. so, there were many young --eole in the mall. so, there were many young peeple in the — the mall. so, there were many young people in the area, _ the mall. so, there were many young people in the area, because - the mall. so, there were many young people in the area, because there - people in the area, because there was a lot of traffic from the shoppers, but also people going to that concert. she shoppers, but also people going to that concert-— that concert. she is a very popular sinner that concert. she is a very popular singer come _ that concert. she is a very popular singer come up — that concert. she is a very popular singer come up with _ that concert. she is a very popular singer come up with teenagers, i that concert. she is a very popular| singer come up with teenagers, so that concert. she is a very popular. singer come up with teenagers, so it is understandable there was a lot of

young people in the area. what is understandable there was a lot of young people in the area.— is understandable there was a lot of young people in the area. what do we know about the _ young people in the area. what do we know about the motive _ young people in the area. what do we know about the motive of _ young people in the area. what do we know about the motive of the - know about the motive of the attacker, orat know about the motive of the attacker, or at least what the police are saying? any clues from how they are treating the incident so far? , ., ., , ., ., how they are treating the incident sofar? , ., ., ., ., so far? they have only made one of us, the so far? they have only made one of us. they haven't — so far? they have only made one of us, they haven't ruled _ so far? they have only made one of us, they haven't ruled out - so far? they have only made one of us, they haven't ruled out that - us, they haven't ruled out that other people could have been in for. it is an individual main, 22 years old, what we know so far is that they also have an order terror offences. they did not comment on what sort of weapon this individual was carrying, but witnesses to talk about single gunshots, very, very loud gunshots. on the local media have also speculated whether it might�*ve been a rifle or some kind of shotgun. one witness also talked about seeing someone shouting quite crazily and taking the specific aims at shop. obviously, that caused a lot of panic in the shopping centre.

what is to meet in copenhagener? not just in the area for this incident happen, but presumably everyone is wondering what happened here. you are in a relatively calm area at the moment, tell us about what is going on in the rest of the country. central copenhagener is relatively normal for a sunday evening, central copenhagener is relatively normalfor a sunday evening, but thatis normalfor a sunday evening, but that is a big police presence, and we have been hearing helicopters flying over. the shopping centre is outside the city centre, but it is quite high shops, facilities and restaurants such, so it was a very busy this evening, and all the local media here are streaming round the clock footage from the location, so obviously this is quite a shocking event. shootings are quite rare in denmark. you certainly don't see mass shootings of this type here.

so, it's a very shocking incident indeed. ., ~ , ., so, it's a very shocking incident indeed. ., ~' , ., , so, it's a very shocking incident indeed. ., ~ , . ., indeed. thank you very much for “oininu indeed. thank you very much for joining us- _ lawna tiles is a journalist in copenhagen who lives near the fields shopping mall. thank you forjoining us. first of all, tell us what you heard and witnessed. i all, tell us what you heard and witnessed-— all, tell us what you heard and witnessed. i found out that this ha en witnessed. i found out that this happen basically _ witnessed. i found out that this happen basically because - witnessed. i found out that this happen basically because my i witnessed. i found out that this - happen basically because my friends started calling me and asking if i was ok, because i live so close about, and that is when i found that there has been a shooting, around 530. and all evening, i have been listening to helicopters, i have been listening to silence, police cars, ambulances coming and going. , this is obviously very, very serious. this is obviously very, very seriou— this is obviously very, very serious. ., ., ., ., , serious. and you are a “ournalist, i'm sure serious. and you are a “ournalist, rm you t serious. and you are a “ournalist, i'm sure you have h serious. and you are a journalist, i'm sure you have been _ serious. and you are a journalist, i'm sure you have been trying - serious. and you are a journalist, i'm sure you have been trying to| i'm sure you have been trying to keep up with what is being reported. can you tell us what people are seeing on danish media? the can you tell us what people are seeing on danish media? the menus is actuall that

seeing on danish media? the menus is actually that the _ seeing on danish media? the menus is actually that the police _ seeing on danish media? the menus is actually that the police have _ seeing on danish media? the menus is actually that the police have now - actually that the police have now cancelled the harry styles concert. it has happened within the last few minutes, and they are escorting those 13,000 plus people who were inside the concert venue in the hope of hearing harry styles. they are being escorted to the metro, taken to another station for their parents can pick them up, because it has been quite painful to see all these parents so bodied, not being able to reach their teenagers, not being able to take them home. a lot of the people inside the concert venue have of course not seen what has gone wrong, they probably don't know a lot about what has gone on, but now these people are getting out of the way is up the police can stop worrying more about video footage from the shops inside the mall, and also saying to people, please come if you have any footage, if you have any recordings, have you seen anything? please call the police immediately and tell us what you

have. and also they are now seeing two people, please do not shoot this recording on social media, because you might show pictures of footage of victims or people who are completely innocent and have nothing to do with the incident. it completely innocent and have nothing to do with the incident.— to do with the incident. it must be very difficult _ to do with the incident. it must be very difficult for _ to do with the incident. it must be very difficult for people _ to do with the incident. it must be very difficult for people worried i very difficult for people worried about their loved ones and trying to find them if they have been in the area. what more is being reported about the attacker and the motors? we just had a press about the attacker and the motors? wejust had a press briefing about the attacker and the motors? we just had a press briefing from the police, and they said he is a danish, his age, than did the work asking if he had been in contact with the police previously, and they said no comment. so, they haven't really said anything about whether he is known to them. they were asked about the motive, and they said it is too early to speculate at this point, and they don't want to do that. and they are not ruling out that. and they are not ruling out that this is a terrorist incident, still, so the police presence is

massive. and they are also seeing they can't rule out that he was acting alone, and what we have heard from witnesses, then again, the situation has been... people have been panicking, understandably so. some people have said the government had a rifle, some said a pistol, and it is still not clear whether that is actually two people are one person with various weapons, or people in the confusion and panic. but we have seen some footage of the alleged attacker, and he is walking around in the centre come in the shopping mall, with a rifle. and he seems quite calm. he seems like he is almost strolling a front with this rifle. she is not scared at all. he is not agitated. he seems like this is a pretty... it seems for the situation but collected, and

what that says about the nature of the attack it is still too early to know. ., , ., the attack it is still too early to know. . , . . ., �* know. that is a chilling image. but how are people — know. that is a chilling image. but how are people responding - know. that is a chilling image. but how are people responding to - know. that is a chilling image. but how are people responding to all. know. that is a chilling image. but| how are people responding to all of this? because from everything we have heard so far, this is very unusualfor have heard so far, this is very unusual for denmark. have heard so far, this is very unusualfor denmark. it have heard so far, this is very unusual for denmark. it is very unusual- _ unusual for denmark. it is very unusual- i _ unusual for denmark. it is very unusual. ithink— unusual for denmark. it is very unusual. i think the _ unusual for denmark. it is very unusual. i think the last - unusual for denmark. it is very unusual. i think the last time l unusual for denmark. it is very i unusual. i think the last time we had an incident that could compare to this was the university and the second largest city in denmark, and that was in 1994, so a long time ago. i think nobody in denmark suspected this would happen here. it is something that we are used to seeing on the news, and it happens in the us, mainly. it is not something that we would expect in denmark. and to understand the situation fully, she really struck that alleged perpetrator at a time when we just had the huge events in denmark, saw the police had been on

call and were ready to go on holiday. strategically, ithink call and were ready to go on holiday. strategically, i think it was a time when people are starting to relax, because this whole thing went ok, there was an implicit terrorist threat there, but nothing happened. and actually, the royal family were supposed to be costing an event tonight to say thank you, it went really well, with the tour de france and so on, and they have completely cancelled everything. it is a tragic incident. lorna tells, thank you so much for your insight. she wasjust telling thank you so much for your insight. she was just telling us there that the harry styles concert that was supposed to happen is actually being cancelled, and this is after several people have been killed in a shooting at that shopping centre in the capital, copenhagener. —— copenhagen. ukraine has confirmed

that its forces have withdrawn from the city of lysychansk in eastern ukraine. the city has until now been the last ukrainian stronghold in luhansk, which is a part of the industrial donbas region that russia is focusing its military power on. there are reports of russian fighters in lysychansk city centre and russia is claiming control over the entire luhansk region. ukraine's military command said that any "continuation of the defence of lysychansk would have lead to fatal consequences so a decision was made to withdraw." our correspondent sarah rainsford is monitoring the situation from kyiv. here was her assessment a short time ago. this is a key moment and you don't normally get the defence minister telling they have taken the region unless that is the situation on the ground. there has been heavy shelling beyond the luhansk region, and the donetsk

region. the hotel i was an when this began has now been destroyed. russia is accusing ukraine missiles into russian territory. in a chortle time, the fragments then killed civilians on the ground in russia. ukraine has denied that, though. let's get more on what the these developments might mean. drjenny mathers is a senior lecturer at the department of international politics at aberystwyth university in wales and an expert on russian politics and security. she says the battle for the donbas is not yet over. the bigger picture is that russia's progress has been incredibly slow, and if you consider it from the point of view of its original aims, which was to take control of all of ukraine, you know, there aims are pretty much exposed as completely baseless. there are more possible strategic value to be had in taking further control, as i mentioned, along the black sea coast, and it's possible they may

try for that. so, yes, it's again for russia in the short term, but, i mean, the ukrainians are incredibly determined, and they are getting more and more support from the west. you know, just last week, from the nato summit, for example, more and more pledges. so, i don't think they're ready to give up by any stretch. with all those factors considered, where could this conflict go next? i think the next weeks and potentially the next months, even, we are probably going to see more of the same. quite a slow, steady battle for control over territory, sort of a pushing back and forth, some gains on one side, some gains on the other side. you know, the big question is whether ultimately ukraine will have enough capability to halt that forward movement and to start pushing back in significant areas in the donbas, as they have pushed back elsewhere. ukraine's ambassador to turkey says local customs officials have seized a russian cargo ship carrying what it says is plundered ukrainian grain. earlier, ukraine's

prosecutor—general asked ankara to detain the ship, currently anchored off a turkish port, east of istanbul. the kremlin says it's not theft but rather export of goods from territory it controls. kyiv is hoping forensic analysis will prove the grain has been plundered. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov said he believes that the uk is trying to find grounds and create conditions for the uk's royal navy to enter the black sea and lead the process of releasing grainfrom ukraine. translation: this food crisis is being used - for a variety of purposes — not only for propaganda, but to clear ukraine's name and, once again, blame everything on moscow. but if you listen to, for example, borisjohnson and his foreign secretary, they're clearly trying to create conditions to find pretext for the royal navy to infiltrate the black sea and begin sort of leading the entire process

of releasing grain from the ports, which have been mined by the ukrainians and which the ukrainians are bound to de—mine. earlier, i spoke to onur erem from bbc turkish and i asked him what he knows about the ship, the zhibek zholy, and why it's been seized. it is russian—flagged, it's owned by a kazakh company and it's chartered to a russian company. the bbc investigation found out that it shut down its transponders in the end of last month in the sea of asov, and then it got its load from the ukrainian town of berdyansk, which is under russian occupation. this ship came to turkey on friday, on the 1st ofjuly, and we know that this ship is carrying 7000 tonnes of grain thanks to a telegram post of russian appointed governor of the region, yevhen balytskyi, so the ukrainian authorities made this application for turkey to seize it. they claim that the grain

is stolen from ukrainians, and turkish authorities are investigating the situation now. today, the ukrainian ambassador to ankara told that he expects a decision on monday. they want the ship to be confiscated, but there are other options, as well. turkey can reject the ship, and it may go to another port, possibly to syria, as other ships have been suspected of going to. ok, so, turkey has responded to that request from ukraine to detain the ship because they say the grain on it is stolen from ukraine, but what is russia saying about the grain that is on the ship? russia rejects this claim, and they argue that this is a regular and legal trade, but we know that there have been other instances, as well, when ukrainians, especially farmers, they accuse russian soldiers of stealing their grain, or being forced to sell them for one third of the market price.

so, this is what the accusations are based on, and if turkey refuses ukraine's application, then the ship may be free again, but if turkey accepts it then it may need to confiscate, and maybe give the ship back to ukraine. at least six people have died after a section of glacier fell onto a group of mountaineers in the italian alps. eight others were injured in the incident on the slopes of marmolada in the dolomites. the area has seen unusually hot weather in recent days. local officials say around 15 hikers were in the area at the time, and there are fears the death toll may rise. helicopters and dogs are searching the area for survivors. tens of thousands of people have been told to leave their homes in sydney following torrential rain and flash flooding in australia's largest city. up to 35 centimetres of rain have hit certain areas.

the emergency services minister for new south wales says the situation is "life—threatening". sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. hello and thanks forjoining us. we've had the first scheduled middle sunday of tennis at wimbledon and as centre court marked it's centenery, some past champions in attendance saw some great stories unfold. there was a titanic tussle between two upcoming stars in the men's draw, a shock loss in the women's draw — and continued plain sailing for tunisia's ons jabeur as chetan pathak can tell us from wimbledon. the rot number two, ons jabeur remains the favourite in the women's tour. another battling display, winning in straight sets over elise mertens. �* ., winning in straight sets over elise mertens. �* . :: ., mertens. beating the 2042 had knocked out — mertens. beating the 2042 had knocked out the _ mertens. beating the 2042 had knocked out the champion, - mertens. beating the 2042 had - knocked out the champion, angelique kerber. ons jabeur not to be stopped

this time, trying to make history. can she win her first grand slam? she is into her second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club, and next up for her will be the czech marie bo skipper, the 23—year—old beating her opponent in straight sets. an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to as well. tatjana maria knocking out jelena ostapenko, the former french open champion. jelena ostapenko two match points, had but tatjana maria saved them, and up winning the match in three. she will play her general compatriot, the world number 97, who beat heather watson. in the men stop you had an absolute cracker between the future of men's tennis, jannik sinner and carlos alcaraz. alcanar is battling hard, both of these

vastly inexperienced players on grass, but sinner getting the job done. a famous win for him in his grand slam career. in the same half of the draw, david goffin got through five brittle sets against the american frances tiafoe. goffin had reach a quarterfinal here before, not in the last eight, he is going to play the british number one, cameron nodded. —— cameron norrie. he knocked out tommy paul in straight sets. the american, has close friend and training partner, cameron norrie too good on the day. on monday, the fourth—round matches continue, when we will see rafi on the door, simona halep, and fordham nick kyrgios open play. next to formula one, where ferrari's carlos sainz took his first formula 1 victory to claim an extraordinary british grand prix. the race was delayed for an hour after a huge pile—up at the first corner. alfa romeo's zhou guanyu was freed from his car and thankfully

not seriously injured. sainz won the race after ferrari's tactics appeared to cost his teammate charles leclerc victory. red bull's sergio perez was second with mercedes lewis hamilton third. max verstappen could only finish seventh, so his lead in the standings has been cut to 34 points after sainz�*s win. india have built a substantial lead at the end of ther third day india have built a substantial lead at the end of their third day of the rearranged final test match against england. despitejonny bairstow�*s century, england were bowled out for 284, conceding a 132—run deficit. they took early indian wickets in response, but the visitors have taken the lead up to 257 in their second innings, cheteshwar pujara reaching his half—century. india lead the series, which started last year, 2—1 that's all the sport for now. the british prime minister boris

johnson is facing fresh questions about how much he knew when he appointed chris pincher as deputy chief whip in february after a series of fresh allegations about his behaviour emerged. the tamworth mp resigned from the government on thursday, after he was accused of groping two men in a private members' club the night before. here's our political correspondent damian grammaticas. for borisjohnson, new scrutiny about his decision to appoint chris pincher, one of his most loyal supporters, to the powerful post of deputy chief whip. mr pincher resigned that post after the events here at the carlton club on wednesday, accused of publicly groping two men. he said he had drunk far too much and embarrassed himself and others. this weekend has brought six more allegations. all are denied by mr pincher. three are that he made similar unwanted advances to fellow mps, one in a bar in parliament, one in his private office. in february, when mr pincher

was made whip, one of those mps contacted downing street to relay his concerns. downing street has said that at the time, borisjohnson was not aware of any specific allegations, something repeated by a minister today. so how can you be sure that he didn't know about the allegations? well, i'm saying that i've been informed this morning he did not know about specific allegations, as has been well reported. people who spoke to him on friday and in agreement with the chief whip, the whip was removed from chris pincher, who, by the way, is now under a formal investigation process. and it's important that process is allowed to happen. so i'm still not clear, who has told you that the prime minister, and who has told you with certainty the prime minister didn't know about the allegations? somebody from the number 10 press office. so the number 10 press office says categorically that he didn't know about them? well, as i say, i've been, as usual, one gets briefed on a wide variety of topics when you come onto a show like this today, and that's what i've been informed.

dominic cummings, former aide, now bitter critic of mrjohnson, has weighed in, saying long before appointing mr pincher, mrjohnson had laughingly referred to him as "pincher by name, pincher by nature." asked if that was true, downing street has remained silent. no denial issued. i don't think they've taken these things seriously. i think they've made decisions which they shouldn't have made. i can't believe some of the things that are in the papers today about what the prime minister may have personally been aware of before he made decisions like this. but all of politics suffers. for his part, mr pincher has this weekend said, chris pincher has made clear he does not intend to resign from parliament but has agreed to stay away while the independent investigation happens. meanwhile, borisjohnson'sjudgment and the culture he oversees are both once again being questioned. damian grammaticas, bbc news.

thank you for watching bbc news. i will be back with the headlines in a few minutes. many of us are seeing more in the rate of dry weather as high pressure gradually built in from the south and west. the exception to that the far north and best, probable soup weather fronts just flirting with the north of scotland. there could be somewhat better attempts in blustery conditions. and that is certainly what we have got as we grow overnight into monday. filibuster across the north and west of scotland in particular. scattering of showers for much of the country. overnight lows of eight to 13 celsius. as we start the day tomorrow, a scattering of showers

across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. the winds tending to ease across northern ireland and northern england. the sunny spells are coming through, temperatures into the mud to high teens for many, a maximum of 23. here are how it looks as we move into tuesday. that area of high—pressure edging for the end. but that weather front just topping around the top, so a bright start away from the west for many. the cloud will turn to fit in as we move through the day on tuesday. the potential for one or two show for northern and western areas, particularly into the north west of scotland later in the day. temperatures at a maximum of 23 in the south—east. as we move into wednesday, high pressure continues to work and. thus weather front does look like it could bring wet weather for a time. a wet start to the different northern ireland, scotland and northern england. that gradually

sinking south, but not a great deal of rain by the time you get to southern parts of the uk. plenty of cloud to run, but bright or sunny spells at times. temperature starting to pick up. generally sitting in the high teens, low 20s, a maximum of 24. and to the second half of the route, this map shows the temperature starting to pick up. generally sitting in the high teens, low 20s, a maximum of 24. and to the second half of the route, this map shows the temperatures in week. in belfast, in the high teens, low 20s, but for cardiff and london, getting in the mid to high 20s later in the week. goodbye.

this is bbc news, the headlines: several people have been killed after shots were fired at a shopping centre in copenhagen. police say a 22—year—old man has been arrested. six new claims of inappropriate behaviour by former deputy chief whip chris pincher have emerged — days after he was suspended as a tory mp after allegations he groped two men. russia says it now controls the whole of the luhansk region in eastern ukraine. officials in turkey say customs have detained a russian cargo ship carrying grain — which ukraine says is stolen. the number of people being admitted to hospital with covid will continue to rise, according to the head of the uk

health security agency.