adrienne murray is our correspondent in copenhagen — she gave us this update. the shooting took place in the late afternoon, early evening and police say the first reports they heard came at about 5:30pm. they then surrounded the area and sealed off the shopping centre, we saw images of shoppers slowly making their way out, some looking clearly in distress. what we then know is police managed to detain one suspect. we know he is a male aged 22 and danish, an ethnic dane, as police described him. the police said they don't yet have a motive for the attack but they can't yet rule out terrorism. they don't know entirely whether he acted alone or with others but they said there was no reason to suspect he had collaborated with others. the investigation is still undergoing, it's rather early, but there has been a very big police presence. police said that they have heightened their alert and have police on heightened alert across the island of zealand, where copenhagen is located. what we know so far about those — there were a lot of eyewitness accounts of panic ins

questioning. 0k, adrienne murray, thank you very much.— are being replaced by cheaper ingredients because of soaring costs and shortages. laca, the school caterers�* association for england and wales, said the quality of meals was under threat. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys has the story. hello, good morning. there you go. the early food delivery for the school lunch. 0h, potato today. even the humble spud is more expensive than it used to be. and the roast dinner here is now gammon. this primary gets its food from caterers supplying 69 schools across plymouth. but across england and wales, caterers have told the bbc prices are going up, driving changes on school meal menus. one, two, three. here in plymouth we've actually had to look very carefully at the meat we buy, so we've taken beef off the menu. we had been buying that from farms in cornwall. we have replaced it with gammon. we have reduced the amount of chicken we are using and replaced that with turkey. we are just having to balance the food cost on the plate to actually

adrienne murray's been finding out more in denmark.smitting data to and from a server, and all those files we store virtually in the cloud, well, there's a physical backbone, keeping it all running smoothly. a datacentre. this hyperscale facility on the outskirts of 0dense in denmark is among a growing number found in the cooler nordic countries. and here, how our internet use is actually helping to warm people's homes. this is one of our servers. and if you feel underneath it's quite... it's really hot. datacentres are all over europe, providing services for all our applications, facebook, instagram, whatsapp, messenger, etc. it is pictures, videos, stories, all of that. all these servers are running 24/7, and keeping them ticking over requires huge amounts of energy. but they also produce a lot of heat. at many data centres, the heat given off is lost or wasted. here, the hot air is trapped behind the servers and then it's put to use. it really is much warmer in here, it's like stepping inside a sauna. what happens to the heat that's

we can cross live now to adrienne murray, who is in copenhagen for us. forjoining us on the programme. i know at this point there is still lots that we don't know, the situation obviously still pretty fluid. what's the latest in terms of the investigation into what's happened?— terms of the investigation into what's happened? well, the police ave a what's happened? well, the police gave a briefing _ what's happened? well, the police gave a briefing earlier— what's happened? well, the police gave a briefing earlier this - gave a briefing earlier this evening. unfortunately, they said several people had been killed in the mall, many injuries. they said they first received the reports of shooting taking place at 5:30pm in the evening. there was a very heavy police presence on the scene — lots of images of shoppers exiting the shopping centre, eyewitness reports and accounts of them taking cover, hiding in toilets and behind counters. but we understand as they apprehended just one suspect. while they haven't ruled out others, they say there is no reason to b

let's go live to adrienne murray, who is in copenhagen.he 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. ..

our correspondent adrienne murray is in copenhagen. 's the mood in the city this morning, and how will the police investigation proceed from here? well, as you can see behind me, the shopping centre is cordoned off, and there are still around a dozen police vehicles here. i can tell you the mood is very sombre this morning. this is an office instructor, so we will be expecting a of workers to be coming through here, but the shopping centre itself will be closed for a week whilst police investigate. we saw lots of distressing images last night of shoppers panicking, the chaos of them as they tried to leave the building, once those shops began to ring out. the mass shootings are practically unheard of here in denmark. there was a terror attack a few years ago, but this is very unusual so it's deeply shocking for the people here. we understand that police continued their investigations overnight, there were several raids on properties throughout the city. and we should be hearing an update a little later this morning, around 8am uk time. w

adrienne murray.son is facing more calls to reveal by one of his mps, chris pincher. mr pincher resigned as deputy chief whip on thursday, following allegations he groped two men at a private members�* club. in his resignation letter, the mp said he �*drank far too much' and embarrassed himself and other people. he was allowed to continue as a tory mp until late on friday, when he was suspended. mr pincher now faces a series of new claims of inappropriate behaviour stretching back several years. he has not responded to the bbc, but denied those allegations to newspapers. this is the second time mr pincher has stepped back from the whips�* office, having resigned in 2017. now, the prime minister is facing growing pressure over his handling of the allegations. labour wants details on what number 10 knew about the claims when mr pincher was appointed. the party�*s chairwoman, anneliese dodds, says the pm is �*clearly happy to sweep sexual misconduct under the carpet to save his own skin�*. the conservati