let's cross live to willesden and our reporter alexandra mckenzie. t is closed to all but local residents and there is a police presence on both sides of that street. i have spoken to some local residents through the night. they didn't want to go on camera at they did say that they were shocked. —— but they did say. they had heard gunshots and some had seen the armed police entering the street. as i said, this investigation continues. four people are in custody, including a 16—year—old. they will continue to be questioned today. there is one woman who was shot by police and is still in hospital, in a serious but sta ble still in hospital, in a serious but stable condition. police continue to search the house here, and also other properties across london. police said those searchers are all connected to this incident. alexandra mckenzie, thank you. the royal marine, alexander blackman, who shot dead an injured taliban fighter in afghanistan in 2011, has been released from prison. sergeant blackman, or ‘marine a' as he was known, was originally found gu

alexandra mckenzie, bbc news.l the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. lizzie greenwood—hughes antonio conte says his side must become champions for a good season to become a fantastic one. become champions for a good season earlier today, his side ran out 3—0 winners over everton at goodison park. out 3—0 winners over at out 3—0 winners over top than these days, they art looking at top than these days, they are looking at the bigger picture, preparing to move to their new home next door, but today, a final visit from the neighbours, a meeting that needed no added significance. still, this was more than just another north london derby. victory would see spurs finish the season above rivals arsenal for the first time in more than 20 years. they should have gone ahead through deli alli. a miss they were perhaps still regretting when kristian eriksson gave them more reason to think it was perhaps not their day. those doubts lifted in the second half, the ball here eventually falling to deli

alexandra mckenzie, bbc news. greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. it's been an important day at the top of the premier league. match of the day 2 follows the news so if you don't want to know what happened, please avert your attention. chelsea moved a step closer to clinching the title after comfortably beating everton 3—nil. they had to patient, all the goals coming in the second half, but the celebrations say it all. chelsea just need to win three more games to be crowned champions for the sixth time. tottenham kept up the pressure behind chelsea in second place after winning the last ever north london derby at white hart lane. dele alli and harry kane scored the goals in the second half. the victory guarantees spurs will finish the season above arsenal for the first time in more than two decades. so, this is how the top of the premier league table looks after today's action with four games left to play. chelsea are four points ahead of spurs. manchester city and united stay 11th and 5th

alexandra mckenzie, bbc news.asked him what ueli steck meant to the climbing community. i think i should first say, you know, my heart goes out to the people of switzerland, where he is a national treasure and i think that is a great tribute. i mean he was one of the world's greatest mountaineers ever. unique in how he pushed the boundaries. climbing unroped, solo. very fast on technical ground. made his name by soloing the north face of the eiger, which most people have heard of. to put him in perspective to non—climbers listening, he was like the wayne rooney or the david beckham of the mountaineering world. he'll be a great loss. i mean he was a lovely bloke. he was just a package of talent. a coiled spring, unbelievably well honed athlete as well. incredibly fit, of course, to be able to cope with the speed at which he climbed. but he knew the risk, as you all do. he did. there's even him on camera saying that he knew the risks and that he ought to give this up before he gets killed. we do all know the risks a

alexandra mckenzie reports. a residential street in willesden, in north—west london.s heard, yesterday evening. gunshots. as armed police raided a terraced house. a woman in her 20s was shot by police. four people were arrested. as darkness fell, a police presence remained. the woman who was shot was taken to hospital. she was in a serious but stable condition and is under police guard. a 16—year—old man and a woman aged 20 were arrested at the property. a 20—year—old man was arrested close by and a 43—year—old woman in kent, a short time later. all four on suspicion of the commission, preparation and instigation of terrorist acts. they are in custody in a police station inside london. police say this was an ongoing counterterrorism investigation. the house had been under observation, as had the people connected to it. as the search of the house continued into the night, other searches related to this incident were also being carried out at other properties across london. however, police say there is no connection between these arrests and the one in whitehall, yester

alexandra mckenzie, bbc news.rfor us. ellie, what exactly does this report say? article 50 was triggered to break fa nfa re article 50 was triggered to break fanfare here last week and that was essentially when the stopwatch started on the brexit negotiations. what this report says that if the government needs to do more in case no deal was reached. the government has previously said it wouldn‘t offer. here is what the chairman had to say. in the absence of an economic assessments, it would mean tariffs, and impact on trade between northern ireland and the republic of ireland and without the government setting out what mitigating steps it would put in place, the assertion that no deal is better than a bad deal is, in the words of the report, unsubstantiated. the government says it is looking into all potential outcomes and it expects a deal to be reached. another interesting port —— point, is made up of mps from all the parties and mps who voted pro, — remain and pro— brexit. the probe brexit people walked out las