trafalgar square, not too far from here, behind from where our camera position is.at the moment but the mets are saying to people, if you're thinking of coming down here for the concert tonight, they are saying please avoid the area. we are obviously trying to get some more specifics on this, partly how do you define this area? we are trying to find out whether tube stations will be affected in that area, bus routes, people are streaming down the mall here and they have been all morning. 0bviously, just starting to one of the little bit here, people want to be here, they wanted to get a good spot for the concert, which doesn't start until 8pm. so, we know more that —— we know it no more than that. as i can see behind, it is a sea of people. the mall is full. as you would expect. here we are on a four—day weekend. so, the police are saying please avoid the area. i will try to get more specifics for you and that's because if you are thinking of coming to the area, we really need to know exactly what that means, which a specific part of london is affected. there are ot

the queen or not a day without excesses near the incident during the procession in london on trafalgar square an explosion sounded boxing rowing handball tennis more than 30 sports are represented on sports and cultural festival as a result in the table so we are again transferred to grodno yes , the official closing of the festival is a little less than 2 hours, the second day is saturated with the flavor of national culture. today the book was presented, the festival of life, the competition of grace and beauty was held, 13 girls of various nationalities showed the features of creativity, and by this time they were open. their courtyard is represented by 31 nationalities; we will learn more about them from darya. on the second day of the festival, the degree does not decrease, and i'm not only talking about the weather, by the way, the thermometer today is 23°. as we can see, the townspeople enjoy the atmosphere of the holiday and the spirit of unity really reigns from the very morning, continues its work, the city of craftsmen and the retrospective exhibition, and a couple of hours ago the

, thatis stretching back to trafalgar square, that is because people want to come together.bit ominous. the pageant master had his parade rained on ten years ago. at the end of the day, you will have crowds turning out because they want to be together. crowds turning out because they want to be together-— to be together. today is about community — to be together. today is about community and _ to be together. today is about community and that _ to be together. today is about community and that is - to be together. today is about community and that is a - to be together. today is about community and that is a farce | to be together. today is about - community and that is a farce who is an ardent royalist or not. thea;r community and that is a farce who is an ardent royalist or not.— an ardent royalist or not. they will be --eole an ardent royalist or not. they will be people who _ an ardent royalist or not. they will be people who don't _ an ardent royalist or not. they will be people who don't want - an ardent royalist or not. they will be people who don't want to - an arden

the celebrations in the uk are already the second unpleasant surprise for the british queen of trafalgar square in central london, an explosion sounded, everyone was evacuated, the area was completely cleared of people, and roads were blocked. as it became known, the police carried out a controlled explosion of a suspicious car in the square resumed festivities in let me remind you the honor of the anniversary of the reign of elizabeth ii the day before, during a military procession, the protesters climbed over the security fence and tried to block the path of the procession, as a result, the police intervened and dragged them from under the feet of the marching soldiers. germany should expect a price show. such forecasts are made by the german publication der spiegel a partial embargo on russian oil could lead to an increase in interest rates and a fall in the purchasing power of the population rising prices for hydrocarbons, what is happening will eventually force the german authorities to cut taxes and make discounts on fuel and food, which in turn will lead to an increase in the country's e

were talking to you, we had bad advice from the metropolitan police that they had closed off trafalgar squarehey were asking people to avoid the area. ijust want area and they were asking people to avoid the area. i just want to clarify that they are saying that that incident is over and they were taking precautionary steps after information had come to them from the public. that is now all over, thatis the public. that is now all over, that is what they are telling us, and the area is reopened, and certainly, everything looks free—flowing as far as the eye can see, and people are streaming here to get a good position down towards that way. we have heard the rehearsals happening for the platinum party at the palace. we have heard george ezra and more besides. that all gets under way at apm this evening. 7:30pm is the coverage on bbc ones, if you would rather watch it on somewhere that is a little bit less windy. and if you don't want to camel greater london. you can watch it from the comfort of your sofa. what we make up of the line—up? queen and adam lambert, elbow, said last, i'm trying to

nobody forced those people to queue for hours and hours in trafalgar square. that the queen felt that it was heartfelt.— that it was heartfelt. "fourteen presidents. _ that it was heartfelt. "fourteen presidents, "says _ that it was heartfelt. "fourteen presidents, "says the - that it was heartfelt. "fourteen presidents, "says the sunday l that it was heartfelt. "fourteen - presidents, "says the sunday times. we will never see this again, the amount of respect that she engendered in people and presidents, and countries, as well. do you think this is the end of an era? it and countries, as well. do you think this is the end of an era?— this is the end of an era? it hasn't ended yet. _ this is the end of an era? it hasn't ended yet, bear— this is the end of an era? it hasn't ended yet, bear in _ this is the end of an era? it hasn't ended yet, bear in mind, but - ended yet, bear in mind, but certainly— ended yet, bear in mind, but certainly we will never see anything like this— certainly we will never see anything like this again. even were prince charles— like t

this was trafalgar square yesterday, as people watched the trooping of the colour parade, as well astain as a refugee. he says his involvement in that day made him proud to be british. 0urjob was to keep control of the crowds, so we were told to keep an eye open in case there were any troublesome people, or too much pressure. but we still had an opportunity, of course, as the queen passed, quickly to glance, to see what's going on. away from the jubilee, today marks five years since the london bridge terror attack that killed eight people and injured 48. a special service will be held later at southwark cathedral. pc wayne marks, who fought off all three attackers, armed with only his baton, recalls the moment he confronted them. i remember thinking, this guy's going to die if you don't do something, he's going to die if you don't do something. and, erm, i think that's when, i literally, i took my baton out and i took a deep breath and i charged. it was an act of absolute evil that will stay with me till the end of my time. well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning

pete: we are back, the daily mail is reporting trafalgar square in central london is being evacuateds jubilee celebration, officers are clearing the area, setting up and redirecting traffic, no confirmation what is causing the evacuation. we will update you with developments and now to this. a new twist in the murtaugh family saga. gloria satterfield will be exhumed after her mysterious death in 2018. carley: officials say the reports on her death do not mesh with her injuries. >> reporter: the family of the murtaugh's former jasper gave her permission to exhume the body, she worked for the family for 20 years, after she allegedly -- according to the murtaugh family, the coroner says her death wasn't reported to their office at the time and no autopsy was performed, south carolina authority to the corner made the request after knowing her death certificate said she died of natural causes which was inconsistent with injuries sustained during the fall accident. alex murtaugh is facing 71 - charges for stealing insurance settlements. he was shot in the head in september by former client

it starts at parliament square, up whitehall, up trafalgar square, up whitehall, up trafalgar square,at a couple of events later in the programme, but first, let's take a look back on last night's party at the palace — a special outdoor concert held here in the grounds of buckingham palace. 22,000 people enjoyed live performances from sir eltonjohn, diana ross and sir rod stewart. there were also moving tributes from the prince of wales and duke of cambridge and a surprise guest cameo from paddington bear! 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has all the details. # i came here for love... lighting up the skies above the palace, the drone light show brought the wow factor. and even though she wasn't there, the queen still stole the show. at the london olympics, it was james bond. for her platinum jubilee, she surprised yet again. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. oh, dear. um...perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. so do i. i keep mine in here. 0h! for later. tens of thousands of people crammed onto the mall for

there was a crowd stretching back to trafalgar square.ing to say, i was there, and i saw them, people love to be able to say they have seen one of the royals. it is an inclusive performance we are going to see later. you can have age on evidence on later to speak you through all of that. . ~ , ., on later to speak you through all of that. . ~' , ., , on later to speak you through all of that. . ~ y., , . on later to speak you through all of that. . ~ ,, , . ., ,. that. thank you very much for your thou~hts that. thank you very much for your thoughts today- — that. thank you very much for your thoughts today. people _ that. thank you very much for your thoughts today. people hear - that. thank you very much for your thoughts today. people hear from | thoughts today. people hearfrom very early, i think it was 7am this morning, i saw a woman waiting at the side of the mark with a tiny baby with her wrapped up against the cold. now charles and camilla the duke and duchess of cornwall will today be joining a lunch at the oval cricket ground, w

it will include a festival in trafalgar square and a collaboration between 200 social media creatorsud and the sun rise recorded by our weather watchers in camberwell and bromley. it won't be completely dry today. there will be some thunderstorms around and there is a met office weather warning in place from ten o'clock this morning right through until midnight. expect some heavy downpours, thunder and lightning all possible. some places could stay dry and the thunderstorms won't be everywhere. as we head through this morning, a dry early start and the cloud in the south—east will move north throughout the morning. expect to see some showers with that cloud but then it will brighten up into the afternoon again, some sunny spells, still feeling warm although temperatures will be a little lower than yesterday and the air will be feeling really quite muggy, just a gentle easterly breeze. the showers where we see them will fade away as we head through the evening and overnight and it will feel warm and muggy tonight but there will be clear skies around into tomorrow morning and then tomo

we have a great site here from the top end of the mall, looking back towards trafalgar square, if i can like it. i don't _ will never see another one like it. idon't think— will never see another one like it. i don't think any of us will, in fairness. you served in the normandy campaign is during the second world war. the queen has such an affinity with the second world war generation. why do you think that is? ,, ., , generation. why do you think that is? ,, :, , ~ ,, , generation. why do you think that is? ,, :,, ~ ,, , ,:, is? she was in the ats herself, so she knows — is? she was in the ats herself, so she knows what _ is? she was in the ats herself, so she knows what soldiers _ is? she was in the ats herself, so she knows what soldiers had - is? she was in the ats herself, so she knows what soldiers had to i is? she was in the ats herself, so j she knows what soldiers had to go through _ she knows what soldiers had to go through. we have always been highly respected _ through. we have always been highly respected. and it has been an amazing — respected. and it has been an amazing e