the state of north dakota, and we we were able to determine that they had more than enough ambulance servicese for the entire state to, to have no ambulance deserts. but it would require moving where those amlances are to help provide better coverage. so i assume that that's going to be the case in other locations, too, where really, if you were able to take that systematized approach insad of having a patchwork approach, you could provide all the services needed. so it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be more expensive. ali: nick nudell, the president of the american paramedic association, thank you so much for joining us on this important issue. nick: well, thank you very much. ♪ john: finally tonight, a story of a different kind of hunting sport -- falconry. considered to be the oldest sport known to man, falconers train their birds of prey to hunt game. but as pamela watts of rhode island pbs reports it's also a chance to help preserve these noble creatures of the skies. >> working with these birds and hunting with them, you are truly one with nature. you are interacting with them a

, can i begin— london ambulance service, can i begin by— london ambulance service, can i beginy saying in behalf of the london ambulance service our thoughts — london ambulance service our thoughts are with all those involved in this_ thoughts are with all those involved in this morning's incident. at 9:54am, _ in this morning's incident. at 9:54am, we received a call to a collision — 9:54am, we received a call to a collision on _ 9:54am, we received a call to a collision on camp road in wimbledon, we dispatched multiple resources including — we dispatched multiple resources including specialist paramedics, london's — including specialist paramedics, london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. we declared a major incident _ ambulances. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation — incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients— operation centre. we treated 16 patients on scene, sadly, as we have heard, _ patients on scene, sadly, as we have heard, 18—year—old girl died, we conveyed — heard, 18—year—old girl died, we conveyed ten p

we have already been told that ambulance services are on hand, and police are on hand. at the scene. you can see, i believe, evidence of the vehicle that has collided with the building just there. collided with the building 'ust there. , ., ., ~ there. yes, that to me looks like that is the _ there. yes, that to me looks like that is the vehicle _ there. yes, that to me looks like that is the vehicle that _ there. yes, that to me looks like that is the vehicle that we - there. yes, that to me looks like that is the vehicle that we have l that is the vehicle that we have been talking about. that certainly looks like a range rover from those pictures, and you can see that it does look like it has gone into that building. interestingly, there is a fence around there, so it did look to me like that had gone perhaps through a fence. there was a fencing area around there, but that black range rover, you could see in those pictures had gone into that building and there was a big police operation around there. here, we can see the ambulances are there, and lots of activity goin

i'm john martin, the chief paramedic for london ambulance service.f the london ambulance service that our thoughts are with all of those involved in this morning's incident? at 9:54am, we received a 999 call to a collision on camp road in wimbledon. we dispatched multiple resources, including specialist critical care paramedics, london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients on scene. sadly, as we've heard, one eight—year—old girl died. we conveyed ten patients to hospital. we want to thank our staff who worked hard and tirelessly whilst on scene, and also to the school staff and members of the public who helped in those early moments. our hearts go out to all those involved in today's tragic incident. i'll now hand over to andy from the london fire brigade. good afternoon, everybody. my name is andy penick- from the london fire brigade. i'm deputy assistant commissioner for the south east area. _ i'd like to start by echoing - the thoughts from john and claire

. ., .. from the west midlands ambulance service. . ,, , ., from the west midlands ambulance is. good afternoon. _ service. thank you, superintendent harris. good afternoon. as - service. thank you, superintendent harris. good afternoon. as you - service. thank you, superintendent | harris. good afternoon. as you have heard, _ harris. good afternoon. as you have heard, there — harris. good afternoon. as you have heard, there was an incredible effort — heard, there was an incredible effort to— heard, there was an incredible effort to save jack, thomas, finn and sam — effort to save jack, thomas, finn and sam. four members of the public to police _ and sam. four members of the public to police officers that were posed on the _ to police officers that were posed on the scene, firefighters, many unbidden — on the scene, firefighters, many unbidden service staff and our colleagues from the midlands air ambulance. —— that were posed on the scene _ ambulance. —— that were posed on the scene and _ ambulance. —— that were posed on the scene. and the west midlands care team _ scene. and

they say officers were there with paramedics, london's ambulance service and london's air ambulance servicethis stage, police say they are not treating this incident in any way is related to terrorism, and the driver of that vehicle, the woman in her 40s, arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. but you can see the main line of this update, telling us a child has died following the incident after that car collided with a building in south london, a school building, just before 10am local time, it is an all girls school, busy at that time of the morning. we will have the latest headlines for you very shortly and also the business news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the first week ofjuly, temperatures have been a little bit below average for most of us. however, that's about to change. it is set to get a lot hotter. before we get there, though, today is a day of sunny spells for many of us. a fair amount of cloud at times. satellite picture shows the thickest cloud to the northwest of the uk and these weather fronts will be bringing some heavy outbreaks of ra

but they are senior officers within london ambulance service and indeed within ambulance services right they take on a role effectively as ground command ers and set up control rooms. they have specialist training some of the time to go into particularly dangerous and hazardous areas. so something like this, if they're working in confined spaces or working with people who are trapped, it would be potentially your hazardous area response paramedic s who would be in there working alongside those firefighters . alongside those firefighters. >> another ambulance car just moving there . and of course, we moving there. and of course, we did see this ambulance with blue lights leaving about five, ten minutes this very minutes ago. so this is very much an ongoing operation . we'll much an ongoing operation. we'll keep updated, course, on keep you updated, of course, on this. let's get the latest this. but let's get the latest headunes this. but let's get the latest headlines now with rhiannon . headlines now with rhiannon. >> thank you, mark. good afternoon . it's just gone 1231. afternoon. it'

north east ambulance service told us the trust was grateful to paul for raising his concerns.nt safety issues. nhs england says it wants all employees to feel they work in an organisation where their voices count. but it admits there are still too many staff who don't feel safe enough to speak up. dominic hughes, bbc news. investigation into the fire... an investigation into a fire which killed a mother and two into a fire which killed a mother and two children in cambridge on friday has concluded that it was probably caused by an e—bike which was being charged in their home. the fire service is now urging people to avoid charging e—bike or e—scooter batteries overnight. 0ur correspondent simon jones is in cambridge. the fire broke out here in the flats behind me in the early hours of friday morning. it claimed three lives. gemma, who was 31, died here at the scene and her two children died later in hospital. lilly, aged eight and all of four. the fire service say throughout the course of the weekend they have carried out a painstaking investigation which is also involved offi

services. police, fire and ambulance all at the scene.injured. but we do know there are two adults and seven children. children, probably aged between four and 11 as the prep school involves take children between four and 11. thank ou for children between four and 11. thank you for taking _ children between four and 11. thank you for taking us — children between four and 11. thank you for taking us through _ children between four and 11. thank you for taking us through that - children between four and 11. thank you for taking us through that and if you have been watching and you want some more information, you can go on to the bbc news website. the story of nine injured is one of the top stories on the website at this moment. and now we will cross to the weather. hello there. the first week ofjuly temperatures have been below average for most of us but that is about to change. it is about to get a lot topper. today is a day of sunny spells for a lot of us, fair amount of cloud at times. satellite picture shows the thickest climb to the no

the ambulance service say they dispatched paramedics and we also understand that the air ambulance washe london fire brigade also say they sent two fire engines and also to other units to help with the emergency response. the school itself is the london prep study school and that is for girls aged between four and 11 and it sits on wimbledon common. it is about one mile away from wimbledon where, of course, the tennis championships are ongoing at the moment. the big development in the last few minutes is that the police have tweeted to say they are not treating the incident as terror —related. they say an investigation is under way to understand the full circumstances of what has taken place. police are saying it is not terror related at the moment but we do not know why that car has crashed into the school. what has happened to the driver of that vehicle, but we do know that a number of people are injured and that there is an ongoing situation, a major incident i think it's can be described as, going on at the moment at this school in south—west london in the wimbledon area. all after

the chief executive of the north east ambulance service issued an apology "for any distress caused toound inaccuracies and poor behaviour by senior staff. you're live with bbc news. the beginning ofjuly was the hottest week on record for the planet. around the world, a series of extreme weather events, have intensified concerns about runaway climate change. nowhere illustrates this better than north america. the southern and western united states, is struggling under a heat dome. texas has suffered a record number of 100 degree days. but further north in vermont, flooding has has caused president biden to declare a state of emergency. in southern europe, yet another heatwave is building — in italy temperatures have risen above 40 degrees and it could go higher still in greece and spain. in india, one of the most climate — vulnerable regions, deaths are reported to have spiked as a result of sustained high temperatures. and it's sweltering in china too — beijing has issued its highest—level heat alert, for northern parts of the country. in all, it amounts to a worryiing pattern of extr

so that's why you got a very large emergency service response aukus with many ambulances. emergency service response aukus with many ambulances . these with many ambulances. these hazardous response vehicles, which are run by the ambulance service to give highly trained professional paramedics who are used to dealing with tricky situations where people are badly injured and may be trapped in a situation as well. they responded . london fire brigade responded. london fire brigade rescue appliances attended with their specialist cutting gear as well. >> yeah, indeed. exactly that. so around 20 ambulances were parked on camp road to fire and rescue vehicles as well. we've mentioned the air ambulance firefighters there seen carrying various different cutting equipment. and i think it's interesting to try to for people who don't know the area, paint a little bit of a picture of the scene. so there was some kind of children's tea party taking place at this school. and the vehicle, a gold coloured land roven vehicle, a gold coloured land rover, it would appear, has essentially careered through tha

the chief executive of the north east ambulance service issued an apology "for any distress caused todependent review found inaccuracies and poor behaviour thank you for being with us. you're live with bbc news. the bbc presenter who has been accused of paying a teenager for explicit photographs is facing further allegations in today's papers. the sun said it had spoken to a 23—year—old who claims the male presenter broke covid lockdown rules to travel meet them at a making contact on a dating site. there has been more calls for the presenter, who has not been named for legal reasons, to come forward. the bbc on day five of this media storm and the headlines keep coming. today, more allegations that the bbc star broke lockdown to meet another young stranger. it follows the original story which featured allegations about payments for explicit photos, and another revealed by bbc news about messages that were felt by the recipient to be abusive and threatening. for one fellow bbc presenter, who was today speaking on his show on channel 5, there was concern for his colleague's state of mi

the belarusian ambulance service is distinguished by a good level of organization medicine in general at a decent level, said, arrived in minsk as part of the friendship without borders project, belarus italy deputy head doctor of the hospital matsoni dr. participation in the round table, the initiative to visit belarus belongs to the italians, since it is an avid year our health care system passed the stress test and became known to the whole world. belarusian medicine is very much directed towards the person. the level of equipment seen is impressive. and also how doctors treat patients. i am sure this visit will help a lot, imaginary colleagues in professional terms. we saw the differences, we will take note of something. i have little faith in words and rumors. after that i will bring it. italian colleagues with truthful information about belarus doctors from other countries. it was interesting to know this experience, especially the experience at the ambulance stage, because this is the uh, that uh department that takes the first blow and took the first blows. it was when there w

the chief executive of the north east ambulance service issued an apology "for any distress caused to further allegations in today's papers. the sun says it has spoken to a 23—year—old, who claims the male presenter broke covid lockdown rules to travel to meet them, after making contact on a dating site. there have been more calls today for the presenter — who's not being named for legal reasons — to come forward. 0ur media correspondent david sillito reports. the bbc and day five of this media storm, and the headlines keep coming. today, more allegations that the bbc star broke lockdown to meet another young stranger. it follows the original story which featured allegations about payments for explicit photos, and another revealed by bbc news about messages that were felt by the recipient to be abusive and threatening. and for one fellow bbc presenter, who was today speaking on his show on channel 5, there was concern for his colleague's state of mind but also a feeling that the current situation cannot continue. it's his decision, but he needs to come forward now, i think. i know his

we've been speaking to the ambulance service. and the last hour they said they're being alive with then, but it's, but i think it really depends on the soldier who's on the check point. then they need to go to negotiate at that point and, and bronchitis in west jerusalem of low on the possible political motivations behind the operation of this just goes to show you that this is a far larger than we've ever seen in recent years before against the janine refugee camp also taking place in ramallah as well. now it's likely that this is a response to the far right coalition members, people like that. so there's a smoke treyjen at the mart bank of a the national security minister will cooling for i massive operation across the west bank. it's likely that this operation, the size of this operation, is to try and appease those hod right. members of the coalition of these rarely foreign minister and the call and said that as well as in financing, the palestinian people just idea that there is a pub with a great strength. i want to emphasi

kuznetsk basin, this is a third of the fleet of all belaz equipment in russia the belarusian ambulance serviceinguished by a good level of organization medicine in general is at a decent level , italy, who arrived in minsk as part of the friendship without borders project, announced this, as a doctor in the hospital matsoni of the city of ascoli pechono, guida jama italian doctors studied the experience emergency hospital took part in a round table, the initiative to visit belarus belongs to the italian country in the covid year. our health care system passed stress tests and became known to the whole world, domestic specialists are ready to share their knowledge. this, among other things, will strengthen belarusian -italian relations. the high level of our doctors is recognized in the international community for a careless healthcare system , funds are allocated from the state budget within four percent of gdp 280,000 m². housing. another 100 houses were built in minsk this year. at the construction stage. their total area is more than one million two hundred thousand square meters, promising

the ambulance service said they were called at about 9:08am this morning at an incident in tewkesbury said they sent three double crewed land ambulances and to operations officer and conveyed one patient by land to gloucestershire royal to. that coincides with the news that we got from the police earlier saying an adult had been taken to hospital with a suspected stab wound following this incident at tewkesbury school. we can speak now from a bbc radio gloucestershire reporter. tell us what you know, edward. i reporter. tell us what you know, edward. . . , reporter. tell us what you know, edward. ., . , ., ., reporter. tell us what you know, edward. ., . ., ., edward. i am currently at a garden centre which _ edward. i am currently at a garden centre which is _ edward. i am currently at a garden centre which is ten _ edward. i am currently at a garden centre which is ten minutes - edward. i am currently at a garden centre which is ten minutes down | edward. i am currently at a garden i centre which is ten minutes down the road from the school. there are a lot of parents here. parents

in addition to what you have seen, the police say, london ambulance service also say they have sent a at the scene. as you can imagine, it is an ongoing situation. fire, police and ambulance all there. the school itself is the study prep school. it is an independent girls prep school, and it takes girls between the ages of four and 11. it takes girls between the ages of fourand11. it it takes girls between the ages of four and 11. it is located near wimbledon common. they have declined to comment at the moment, of course, the incident is ongoing. but i was looking at their website, and they have been around since 1893, so certainly, a long—standing prep school in the area. it is also about a mile from wimbledon, and the tennis. so of course, wimbledon at the moment going on. this incident has happened about a mile from wimbledon. what i should say at the moment is that we do not know why this land rover has crashed into the primary school. that is unknown at the moment. police are not commenting on that, but we do know that several people have been injured. we don't know who has been

to read to you this afternoon, and then i'm going to hand you over to my colleagues from the ambulance servicece and from the fire service today , we remember jack service today, we remember jack thomas finley and samuel, service today, we remember jack thomas finley and samuel , four thomas finley and samuel, four young boys who so tragically lost their lives last december. the boys fell through the ice on babbs mill lake in solihull on the afternoon of sunday, the 11th of december. our deepest sympathies remain with the families and friends of those involved in this tragedy. we cannot comprehend the enormity dodi of the pain they must feel and our hearts go out to them. we stand together with the local communities in solihull and those across the west midlands and further afield that we know were deeply affected by this terrible tragedy . i would also terrible tragedy. i would also like to take this opportunity to pay like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to all of those who tried to save the boys members of the public, colleagues from the emergency services and the doctors and nurses

kuznetsk basin, which is a third of the fleet of all belaz vehicles in russia the belarusian ambulance service is distinguished by a good level of organization medicine in general is at a decent level, said those who arrived in minsk as part of the friendship project without borders of belarus italy deputy head of the doctor at the hospital matsoni of the city of askold and pechena, guida jama our health care system passed stress tests and became known to the whole world, domestic specialists are ready to share their knowledge. this, among other things, will strengthen belarusian- italian relations. the high level of our doctors is recognized in the international community . state budget funds are allocated within four percent of gdp 280.000 m². housing. another 100 houses were built in minsk this year. at the construction stage. their total area is more than one million two hundred thousand square meters, promising areas for rental housing have been identified. one of the houses, for example, will appear within the boundaries of sharangovicha and horetsky streets second in the sokol microdist

i was speaking to the man w runs the ambulance service here in las vegas and he said callouts have climbed than 40% and many of those, they're attending to people with heat-related illness. people are going to pool parties and think they're cooling off bull actually they're also at the same time sometimes consuming allege holic drinks. and people around aren't aware of themselves becoming dehydrated. advice from minorities, if you can, just reduce your exposure to the heat and stay indoors, in air conditioning. lots of people have to work and if you're walking to work a couple of miles, you're suddenly in this heat for an extended period of time. even tourists, if you're walking down the strip, you can become very distracted by all the sights and sounds of las vegas and not become aware that you are dehydrated. stay in and drink lots of water as much as possible. >> sophie, on and off for speaking with us. and that heat is creating problems for emergency crews battling four wildfires amid a triple-digit heat wave in southern california. one fire has torched nearly 8,000 acres. as of monday

dangerous for health in krasnodar on hot days , the load on the ambulance service has increased; manyith heat stroke. in addition, an emergency level of fire danger has been declared in the kuban for the heat ; the flatness of the satellite image shows that there was almost no clouds over the european territory of russia. and so nothing gets in the way intense heating. the situation in the atmosphere will begin to change tomorrow, the atmospheric front will come from europe, knocking down the heat, but tomorrow only residents of the most western regions will feel the change due to dense clouds and rains. the temperature there will drop by an average of 5 °. everywhere from leningrad to kursk regions no higher than 20-23 will have time to warm up in the air in the east of the central region until 23-28. but the chernozem region of the volga region and in the south, all the same 30-38 thunderstorms will capture the south, the next day, in hot weather, a large dry thunderstorms are dangerous, raindrops do not have time or do not have time to reach the ground. but lightning can easily set

our experience in providing medical care to the population is to other countries belarusian ambulance service assistance are of a good level of organization, and medicine in general is at a decent level, this was stated by the deputy head doctor in the hospital of askali yogurt, baked guido-jamarine, who arrived in minsk as part of the friendship without borders project, belarus italy. the italian physician studied the experience of the emergency hospital. participation in the round table, the initiative to visit belarus belongs to the italian side in the covid year, our healthcare system passed the stress test and became known to the whole world belarusian medicine is very strong facing the person, the level of equipment seen is impressive. as well as how doctors treat patients, i am sure this visit will help me and my colleagues professionally. we saw the differences and something we will take note of. i have little faith in words and rumors. after this visit. i will bring my italian colleagues truthful information about belarus from doctors from other countries. it was interesting to know

assistance is being provided here forever, therefore, for this meeting, the chairmen of the russian ambulance service instructed the units operating in new regions to promptly respond to citizens' appeals and strengthen logistics support. this saturday 18:15 watch the final episode of our program. here are his main themes. deadly jealousy in veliky novgorod the son of an employee of the regional ministry of culture strangled his girlfriend for a month kept her body on the balcony in a barrel and, as if nothing had happened, invited friends to visit. is it true that alexander golubev planned to hide his betrayal and what happened between the lovers before the murder of victoria, what will you tell mother alexander why did the young man buy almost all the soda in the supermarket and why did he decide to hide the body in a barrel. here it is a plastic two-hundred-liter barrel, in which the body of victoria kurman lay for a month, only we have footage of investigative actions. knocking at the murder scene of a previously unknown detail preparation of a crime from the novgorod region reporting by sultan z

the ambulance service in azerbaijan switched to an enhanced mode of operation after the night earthquake more than a hundred medical teams are involved. some of them are on duty in crowded places according to the ministry of emergency situations of the republic, there were no victims, no information about the destruction was received. strong tremors of magnitude 5.7 occurred this night off the coast of the caspian sea. residents. baku was forced to run out into the street , the chandelier swayed in the houses, and the asphalt cracked on the roads, the inhabitants of the southeast felt the echoes of the earthquake. dagestan, as seismologists say , aftershocks are possible, but there will be no stronger impact of the elements. the traffic jam at the entrance to the crimean bridge has decreased three times in a day to 4 km now you can overcome the traffic jam in 2 hours to check things, about 8 minutes the day before , the situation on the crimean bridge was taken under control by the prosecutor's office of the krasnodar territory, the number of posts. increased overnight. 9,000 vehicles pa

we've been speaking to the ambulance service and the last hour they say they're being alive again, but it's, but i think it really depends on the soldier who's on the check point. then they need to go to negotiate. at that point, when they get in there is a real difficulty moving around simply because as we've been saying so much of the infrastructure, it has simply disappeared. we have seen, not only it's really military vehicles but to build to is or is moving into the cap and jeanine and they're ripping up the road, moving cars out of the way, damaging people's property and the ambulances day, and have to negotiate that. so the last we had is the 8 people have been killed in jeanine one other in the west bank. there being a number of injuries, at least 10 of those are critically ill in hospital, in areas around here. but it is difficult for the medical services to get to anyone who's actually inside to come. and alan, this is now the 50 is also right. so 5 is he has anything, any resistance that you've seen from people within the cap? well, seeing and the campus a bit difficult on t

police confirmed they were in attendance as well as the ambulance service, who tried to give the seven—year—olduries. police have appealed to the local community for more information. they are still trying to track the blue and black road bike and they are trying to understand the make and model. they've described this event as tragic and say that it is heartbreaking and no family should ever have to go through it. fit]!!! ever have to go through it. all ri . ht, ever have to go through it. all right, you, chi chi izundu. now a brief look at some other stories making the news today. federal prosecutors in the us have widened their criminal investigation into the former president donald trump, in relation to his handling of government documents after he left the white house. they allege that mr trump ordered workers at his florida resort to delete security videos showing the movement of classified documents. donald trump called the news a desperate attempt by president biden and thejustice department to continue what he's described as an illegal witch hunt. a dog stolen from its house has been re

decision in place, so when her husband charlie felt her take her last breath, he called the ambulance serviceeat this, she has the form." she went, "it doesn't mean anything." "you still have to go through it and do it." under pressure from the call handler, charlie, a trained first aider, started trying to resuscitate his wife. i felt her ribs breaking below me as i was doing it. it was the most horrific thing i've ever felt in my life. when the paramedics arrived, they read the form and immediately told charlie to stop. following a recent report on this bulletin, dozens of people got in touch with their poor experiences of the system. the blanket use of the forms. as my father was being admitted to a&e, one of the doctors advised us that it was hospital policy that anyone being admitted who was over 65 years of age with comorbidities would not be resuscitated. the pressure to comply. my partner has secondary progressive ms. on every occasion he goes to hospital, the doctors have been very quick to mention dnr. he loves life. i'm absolutely fed up with the mention of dnr. the form is signed

25pm, the police received a call from a member of the public and another report from yorkshire ambulance services 30s has died after a collision whilst he was on a scooter and was transported to hospital, but sadly died from his injuries. rutan has announced an increase in its tiger population. figures show the tiny country is now home to up to 27% from the last figure is shown. experts also found evidence of tigers breathing at different altitudes. in the country, it suggests that bhutan could help regional populations recover as a result. the tigers are considered essential for preserving the ecosystem but they are also an endangered species. the global wild tiger population is thought to have dropped to around 95% over the past century. earlier, ourworld service environment correspondent told us more. ~ , , more. well, this is quite positive, as ou more. well, this is quite positive, as you explained. _ more. well, this is quite positive, as you explained. the _ more. well, this is quite positive, as you explained. the drop - more. well, this is quite positive, as you explained. the drop was i

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that's where the national air ambulance service is.flying, the most important thing. they fly, they did not say goodbye to the profession. they want to fly and they fly. no, i understand. uh, it’s probably easier to go to civilian life than to leave civilian life for combat use. yes , it leaves its mark here in the sense that you are there, uh, you have taken off. well, let the same flight with an external sling set the load, where it should be returned back to the airfield. here, of course, there are helicopter pilots. the peculiarity of such attack aircraft, probably, the peculiarity of such, because, uh, you took off from your airfield. and some part of you flew over your territory. and then you complete the task on the territory occupied by opponents, the same is in chechnya, uh, it would seem that our outposts are standing around, our checkpoints are standing around, but there are areas where they are not, and you come there, uh, they use the greenery there, the terrain is hidden, and there are many such cases there were shellings

it is a breaking story, but we can tell you the london ambulance service is on scene because this manbecause this man, believed to be in 30s , has handcuffed in his 30s, has handcuffed himself to the gates of buckingham palace in central london. we also understand that police are now negotiating with that individual . there were some that individual. there were some onlookers of course, lots of tourists this time of year taking pictures of buckingham palace in central london, wondering what was going on. and police beginning to clear the area, asking them to move away from the gates. well, we do have a statement from the metropolitan police, and they say at around 17, 23 hours. so that's 5:23 to you and i, a man approached the gates of buckingham palace and simply handcuffed himself to them. officers in the area immediately approached the man believed to be in his 30 aids, and he began threatening to harm himself . the threatening to harm himself. the london ambulance service are on scene and as we said earlier, police have said they are trying to speak to the man and bring the situat

the london ambulance service is on the scene. that's still a live situation for the police .nd situation for the police. and the london ambulance service will you updates that, will bring you updates on that, of the story develops of course, as the story develops throughout evening . now, throughout this evening. now, the prime minister says his thoughts are with the family of an eight old girl who died an eight year old girl who died after a land rover crashed into her school in south—west london. police were called just before 10:00 this morning to the study prep school in wimbledon, six people were treated at the scene . ten were taken to hospital. police say the driver, a woman in her 40, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. detective chief superintendent claire collins, voice was breaking with emotion as she told reporters the incident wasn't being treated as terror related . treated as terror related. >> and officers, along with colleagues from other emergency services , provided first aid to services, provided first aid to a number of p

about a threat to a teacher at tewkesbury academy and minutes later we received a call from the ambulance serviceacher had been stabbed in a corridor at the school. he was taken to hospital with a single stab wound and remains in a stable condition. it was initially thought that the suspect had fled the scene and hidden himself within the school grounds but our officers, including specialist trained armed police, attended and carried out a thorough search. this search is both complex and meticulous in nature as we sought to ensure there were no further injured parties as well as seeking the arrest of the suspect. the academy was locked down and two neighbouring schools were asked to close their doors as a precaution. specialist resources including the national police service and plainclothes officers were deployed to the local area. and the suspect was arrested by firearms officers this afternoon. —— the national police air service. a knife was seized as part of the arrest. there were no further casualties and we can confirm no one else was injured in the attack. at this stage, the motivation beh

it appears at the moment certainly the ambulance service have said that four people have been injuredhave survived the initial ramming attack. again, you talked about the assailant, who we are told has been shot. again, graphic pictures would seem to suggest that assailant has been shot and killed. this all happened against the background of the israeli military operation which started yesterday morning here in jenin. this is the west bank barrier, if you like. it is the line between israel and the west bank. if you look across here, that isjenin. and in particular, jenin cam. even in the last hour we have been seeing plumes of smoke rising from the camp. some smaller plumes of white smoke. at one point, a large plume of grey smoke rose into the air and was visible for several minutes. the israeli national security adviser gave an interview this morning to an israeli radio station, saying that they thought the israeli defence forces were close to achieving their aims from this operation, where they went in yesterday morning, they talked about dismantling infrastructure from palestinia

right now there is the national air ambulance service. there are a lot of guys flying there.ey did not say goodbye to the profession. they want to fly and they fly. no, i understand. uh, probably, it is easier to go to civilian life than to leave civilian life for combat use. yes , it leaves its mark here in the sense that something is there, uh, it took off. well, let the same flight with an external sling set the load. where it is necessary to return back to the airfield. here, of course, there are helicopter pilots. the peculiarity of such attack aircraft, probably, the peculiarity of such, because, uh, you took off from your airfield. and some part of you flew over your territory. and then you complete the task on the territory occupied by opponents, the same thing in chechnya, uh, it seemed would be our outposts, there were our posts around, but there are areas where no. and you come there, and they use the greenery there, the terrain is hidden, and there were many such cases and shelling of helicopters and shooting down helicopters, but there are still especially differ

how much do you think previously you are actually helping the nhs, the ambulance service, care homes,they need to do?- forces police officers do the job they need to do? yeah, we did help them _ job they need to do? yeah, we did help them quite _ job they need to do? yeah, we did help them quite a - job they need to do? yeah, we did help them quite a bit - job they need to do? yeah, we did help them quite a bit but i did help them quite a bit but we already know that the work and the kind ofjobs they take on, how important they are as well. so it is not something you sort of sigh about or roll your eyes about, you are happy to do it. it goes back again to who is needed for it and it is not the police. i! who is needed for it and it is not the police.— not the police. if you could, send us- -- _ not the police. if you could, send us... but— not the police. if you could, send us... but the - not the police. if you could, send us... but the police i not the police. if you could, | send us... but the police are bein: send us... but the police are being called _ send us... but the police a

she was taken by west midlands ambulance service to birmingham children's hospital, and despite effortstigation, crucially they want to find the motorbike. it is described as blue and black and there are efforts to find out the make and model of the bike. but detective sergeant paul hughes from west midlands police has described this as a tragic event which has resulted in the death of an innocent child. he went on to say "we still have to recover the motorbike involved and i note someone out there in the local community knows where the bike is. i now need that community to come together and work with me." he said, "this is not about protecting people. this is about protecting people. this is about doing the right thing." this is an ongoing investigation and specialist officers are supporting the family of the little girl. about 7 - m the family of the little girl. about 7m last the family of the little girl. about 7pm last night. — the family of the little girl. about 7pm last night. in _ the family of the little girl. about 7pm last night, in turn _ the family of the little girl. abou

region updates temperature records, due to the scorching from noah , the number of calls to the ambulance servicerply increased people are trying to stay closer to the fountains in the kurgan region do not rule out which cost up to five thermometers. will overcome the mark of 42 ° for the last time with such an indicator. they 've been selected since 2008, in some organizations in the region where there are no air conditioners these days the working day has been shortened by several hours, and in buryatia they are coping with the consequences of the flood from the settled rains that have been going on for several days, the water level in the river has risen. bichura, it flooded several settlements. large-scale restoration work is to be done on the black sea coast of turkey where it did not subside for several days, there were so many rains that the engineering networks could not cope in the vicinity of the city. the horde of the highway was literally washed away by a mud stream, despite the fact that the storm and sewerage system was leaking water until the last moment. well, now there are footag

. >> minutes later, we received a call from the ambulance service telling us a male teacher had been >> he was taken to hospital with a single stab wound and remains in a stable condition . it was in a stable condition. it was initially thought that the suspect had fled the scene and hidden himself within the school grounds . our officers, including grounds. our officers, including specialist, trained, armed police, attended and carried out a thorough search. this search was both complex and meticulous in nature. as we sought to ensure there were no further injured parties . as well as injured parties. as well as seeking the arrest of the suspect. the academy was locked down and two neighbouring schools were asked to close their doors as a precaution . their doors as a precaution. specialist resources, including the national police, air service and plain clothes officers, were deployed to search the wider area and thanks to their efforts , the suspect was safely arrested by firearms officers in stoke orchard at 11:00 this morning . a knife was seized morning. a knife was seized dunng

the belarusian ambulance service is distinguished by a good level of organization, and medicine in general belarus italy deputy chief physician of the hospital matsoni doctor guida jamarine, an italian physician, studied the experience of the hospital. an ambulance took part in the round table, the initiative to visit belarus belongs to the italians, since it is a covid year. our healthcare system has passed stress tests. it is known that for the whole world belarusian medicine is very much turned towards a person, the level of equipment seen is impressive. and also how doctors treat patients. i am sure this visit will help me and my colleagues professionally. we saw the differences , we will take note of something. i have little i trust words and rumors. after this visit. i will bring my italian colleagues. true information about the belarusian, doctors from other countries. it was interesting to know this experience, especially the experience at the ambulance stage, because this is, uh, the department that takes the first blow and took the first blows. it was exactly when our system mana

turn stone road in blake and hall and they have confirmed that they attended, along with the ambulance servicepolice have described this as a heartbreaking situation that no family should ever go through and they have said that this is an absolutely tragic event which has resulted in the death of the child. we do know they are also trying to locate a and blue push—bike and they say they are trying to determine the make and model of that motorcycle and that the 14—year—old boy is still in custody. the greek authorities say the outlook is improving for firefighters trying to control wildfires in the centre of the country as well as on the islands of rhodes, corfu and evia. the fires triggered explosions at an air force ammunition depot on thursday. thousands of residents and tourists have been evacuated from the affected areas in recent days. the greek prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis says — more action is needed — to combat the effects of climate change. our correspondent, bethany bell, sent this update from rhodes. there is a relief here that the temperatures are a little bit lower than they

the ambulance services, the emts were fabulous at this. they knew their communities. we had to send it to them, okay. i think the expansion services for rural areas, they could pair up with the emergency emt services and they could deliver, who do the people actually interact with? who do they work with, who do they trust? who was there and how would we arrange to send them stuff so we reach all of our population. the football field's work if you live near a football stadium, but then you need the personnel to give it and so forth. i really think in times of peace we should not just think about the public health system and all the people in here, we have to think of who is capable. >> you are also talking about a decentralized system coupled with central organizations. having ems is not having someone in atlanta, you know, boston, chicago, telling them what to do. they get the supplies they needed maybe there's some federal coordination, but that is often a local or state effort because we cannot underestimate their importance. >> great. that is where we need to think