and, casualties, boro bistro, boro bistro.staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of the boro bistro casualties. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. senior cabinet ministers have urged mps to back theresa may's brexit deal, and warned that failure to do so could result in britain leaving the eu without a deal or not leaving at all. mps are expected to vote on the prime minister's withdrawal agreement in the first week ofjune, after the european parliamentary elections. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. time for the plan the prime minister stitched together with her continental colleagues to be tested again. theresa may's right to look nervous. not at the eu, but at home, where parliament has already said no to her deal three times. it seems almost impossible they'll say yes this time, but could the prime minister win them round? what this bill does is delivers on brexit. that's when mps come to look at this bill and they come to vote on this legislation, i'm sure that they will be think

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro.ack of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, already unconscious and fading fast. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. how long it took ambulance staff to get to some of the casualties round the boro bistro has become a key concern this week. police officer mia kerr was trying to keep sebastien belanger alive. her body—worn cameras recorded multiple radio transmissions by her and other officers asking for help, including: but senior ambulance staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of the boro bistro casualties

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.hen a van crashed into the railings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen and, despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street, towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple, marie bondeville and oliver dowling, who both survived because on

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro. along the wall at the back of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, already unconscious and fading fast. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. how long it took ambulance staff to get to some of the casualties round the boro bistro has become a key concern this week. police officer mia kerr was trying to keep sebastien belanger alive. her body—worn cameras recorded multiple radio transmissions by her and other officers asking for help, including, but senior ambulance staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of th

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.a van crashed into the railings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen and, despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street, towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple, marie bondeville and oliver dowling, who both survived because on foo

just below, in the boro bistro, waiter alexandre pigea rd reacted to the noise and rushed outside.se steps that lead up to the street. then his colleagues heard the sound of people screaming, and he ran back through the arch holding a gash in his neck. off duty nurse helen kennett was in the bistro with her sister and mother celebrating her birthday. she stepped forward to help the wounded waiter. then she realised that alexandre was being held by a man with a knife. alexandre died from multiple knife wounds just outside the bistro where he worked. other witnesses saw this young australian nurse, kirsty boden, being stabbed on the ground just metres away. she also died. in less than two minutes, the attackers had stabbed five people to death around the boro bistro, and others like helen kennett were lucky to have survived. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. tensions over trade between the trump administration and beijing have escalated, with the us confirming sanctions will take effect tomorrow on the chinese technology giant huawei. washington has effectively blocked th

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.lings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but there was friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen, and despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attacker then came up the stairs the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple

by the time the men left the boro bistro, five people were dying from stab wounds.ill. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. our top story this evening: the digital messaging service whatsapp says it's working to improve security after it was hacked. this video of a syrian refugee being bullied at school went viral. he and his family had to move home. now they talk to us. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: why england head coach tracey neville could be counting the cost ahead of the netball world cup, with injury forcing beth cobden out of this summer's tournament. for years now the government has encouraged us to install smart meters to monitor our gas and electric usage. now research by the bbc has discovered that more than 2 million of these devices are not working. that amounts to £1.7 billion being spent on meters that are not doing the job they're supposed to — and we are paying through our energy bills. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has the story. i want to live in a world where we still have polar bears. we all want to make big c

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.ashed into the railings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen, and despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple, marie bondeville and oliver dowling, who both survived because on foot patrol

by the time the men left the boro bistro, five people were dying from stab wounds.c news... one and a half billion users of whatsapp are told to update their apps urgently, after a major hack into its encrypted service. theresa may and jeremy corbyn meet to discuss brexit, after weeks of talks between their parties. growing calls for itv to scrap thejeremy kyle show following the death of one of the guests. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. let's start with the cricket, and the third one day international between england and pakistan in bristol. england one—up in the five match series. and they're edging closer to extending that lead. pakistan set them a pretty decent total of 359 to win, opener imam ul—haq the star for the visitors scoring a career best 151. but england have been bludgeoning their way to that total. jason roy got 76, before the jonny bairstow show started. he got 128 with some spectacular hitting. england currently 278 for 3. manchester city could be banned from the champio

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.

an attack was under way but by then the three men left their van and were marauding through the boro bistrotally stabbing five more people. 0n mobile phone footage they can be heard shouting "allahu akbar". cctv footage showed one of the great acts of bravery that night, where an unarmed off—duty police officer, a police officer armed with only a baton, and a passer—by armed only with his skateboard took on the three attackers here. you see snippets of the fight with the baton and the skateboard flying. unfortunately, the passer—by ignacio echeverria was fatally wounded but all three men earned george medals for their bravery that night. the killers ran on. in three minutes they fatally injured eight people but six minutes after that, cctv caught the moment armed police officers arrived and finally brought the night of horror to an end. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a teenager who contracted a life—threatening infection has been successfully treated with a new type of therapy which could prove vital in the battle against growing antibiotic resistance. instead of antibiotics

attack was under way but by then, the three men had left their van and were marauding through the boro bistrole. on mobile phone footage they can be heard shouting "allahu akbar." the court saw cctv footage filmed from this restaurant which showed one of the great acts of bravery that night in which a completely unarmed off—duty police officer and a police officer armed only with a baton, and a passer—by, armed only with his skateboard, took on the three attackers just here. you see snippets of the fight with the baton and the skateboard flying. unfortunately, by the end of it, ignacio echeverria, the passer—by, was fatally wounded. but all three men earned george medals for their bravery that night. the killers ran on, and in three minutes they had fatally injured eight people. but six minutes after that, cctv caught the moment that armed police officers arrived and finally brought the night of horror to an end. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the time is 1817. our top story this evening. archie harrison mountbatten—windsor makes his first photocall — his mother says he has the

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro.long the wall at the back of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, but by the time anyone could help him, he was no longer breathing. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. senior cabinet ministers have urged mps to back the prime minister's brexit deal and warned that failure to do so will result in either us leaving the eu without a deal or not leaving at all. mps are expected to vote on the withdrawal agreement in the first week ofjune, after the european parliamentary elections n

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro.nds in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, but by the time anyone could help him, he was no longer breathing. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the government seems to reject because of a new definition of islamophobia. a new definition of islamophobia backed by several muslim groups and political parties. tomorrow mps will debate the working definition(ffgfx) which states that "islamophobia is rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of muslimness or perceived muslimness". both the head of counter terrorism

wrong side of the road, got out and began stabbing people enjoying a night out, starting near the boro bistroey killed six more people, the three attackers were shot dead by armed police on the other side of borough market. that was at 10:16pm, nine minutes after the attack began. the two people killed on the bridge were xavier thomas and canadian christine archibald. the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and spanish skateboarder ignacio echeverria. their relatives are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by mi5 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. how far have they got today? we have really just we have r