borough high-street.bulances on london bridge, is it the same at borough market? there are large police vans here. i have seen one ambulance go onto the street. we passed the junction about 20 minutes ago but mainly we are seeing police estate ca rs ago but mainly we are seeing police estate cars and police vans. mark, how many people are still out on the streets ? how many people are still out on the streets? you are there because you're a reporter and you want to see what's going on but how many others have stayed around? from what ican others have stayed around? from what i can see you have just under a dozen people looking on here, police have managed to get most people to 90, have managed to get most people to go, there are a couple of black cabs and two or three other cars waiting to probably see what's happening and what's unfolding here but you've got the vast majority of the cars here turned around. it was chock—a—block when all the cars were piled up and people wanted to get home, get onto the n

more from sophie long later on borough high street. fortnight and thatis the uk are less than a fortnight and that is of course because it follows on from the suicide bombing at the manchester arena at the end of the ariana grande concert just manchester arena at the end of the ariana grande concertjust under two weeks ago. you probably know that ariana grande and a host of others are due to be hosting a benefit concert tonight in manchester. the money raised is meant to be going to help those affected by that appalling attack two weeks ago. the concert organisers have said that it is still going ahead this evening. let's go to old trafford because annita mcveigh is there. what are people saying to you about security? how would you describe the mood? oh, ido how would you describe the mood? oh, i do apologise. apparently we have just lost the line to annita that concert is definitely going ahead tonight and the organisers made that announcement earlier. i hope that we can head back to hear about the preparations. you will not be surpri

i am on borough high street, as you? eet, as you say, and further up is london bridge, and that is where all of this happened just after 10pm last night. as you can probably see, there is a huge amount of police activity still in this area. we have seen activity still in this area. we have seen forensic teams make their way down the street. there have also been a number of private ambulance services that we have seen go down there. this is an ongoing investigation, a very fast moving one. we know already that 12 arrests we re one. we know already that 12 arrests were made this morning in barking in east london, and the investigation continues here. there is a large area that is cordoned off. we are diagonally away from you, if you like, but behind that building there is borough market, and we have heard today that there have been a number of tributes that have flooded in on social media internationally. our market is a real haven for foodies, really. food is bought and sold there, and so many people who come to london wil

sophie long is in borough high street.cosmopolitan area of london, not only in terms of the visitors and the other foreign nationals living in this city, but also in terms of restaurants and bars as well. what is happening there, a day after the attacks last night? iamat night? i am at the police cordon on borough high street about 100 metres down that road beyond me are all the policemen and that is where borough market is. that is where the stabbings took place just after ten o'clock last night. it is a hugely vibrant area as you say and tributes have poured in from around the world. understandably when you think many people who come to london to visit will have come to borough market, but it is also loved by locals. somebody said to me they feel this attack is notjust an attack on london, but on londoners and their way of life. there is still a lot of police activity here. a few moments ago a private ambulance was led out from the cordon by a police car. i have been talking to a lot of people who live locally. rhianna,

high speed and about 50 mph and a series of stabbings at borough market. is he now from july witnesses who saw a man being stabbed in borough high street.derground and we noticed people running towards us. we thought they were running for a bus. we looked up towards london bridge and we saw a lot of people standing and look across the road which made us look across the road as well. my husband witnessed a stabbing of a man who appeared to be standing outside a cafe. and then i saw two men, one who committed the stabbing, running down the street. i know for certain that one of them had a long implement in his hand and they ran towards the southwark tavern on the corner. when i tried to call the police we saw a metal chair being thrown and i said at that point to my husband that we should go. i saw a man with a large blade. i guess ten inches and he was stabbing a man, mike stabbed about three times. fairly calmly. it looked like the man may have been trying to defend himself but there was not much he could do. he sunk to the ground. and then we heard three gunshot and we ran. yes, definitely gunshots. and we ran and that was all we exper

most people trying to run down into the underground station, run down borough high street.e were running everywhere, you heard a man on the phone saying, there'd been a stabbing, "there's been a stabbing which..." and it was when i saw lots of people running down into the underground that i thought it seemed a lot more serious, because it was mass panic — it wasn't just a fight, it was something serious. and there was one ambulance that had obviously gone to this stabbing. one young guy seemed to come out of the pub, and he was knocking on the window of the ambulance, he was in a panic, saying, "you have to help me, my friend, he's been stabbed, and he's in the pub." whether or not he got stabbed in the pub or outside the pub, i don't know, and he said, "my friend's been stabbed, he's in the pub." and there was another guy who was probably in his 405, standing on the other side of the ambulance, knocking on the other window, saying, "i've been stabbed," and he was covered in blood. i'm not sure if i've got this wrong now, because i haven't seen it on the news, but i am conv

james was 32 years old, from london, on a night out with friends in a pub on borough high street, whenpite the anguish, the tears, melissa wanted to speak, to let everyone know what her big brother was like. there will only ever be one james. nowhere else will you find such humour and unique personality, with someone who puts friends and family above all else. he was an inspiration. melissa, how would you describe your brother? loving and caring. and no—one could ever replace my brother. the friends who were with james on saturday night supported melissa as she left saint thomas' hospital this afternoon, all heartbroken. andy, you were with him on saturday night, he was having fun? oh, yeah, his normal, hilarious self. he was always the life of the party. yeah, watching the football, james hates the football, he was always outside going for a cigarette, because he just didn't want to watch it with us. it was just a great night. what do you make of what has happened to your friend? it's just an absolute disgrace. and i can't even put into words how much... yeah, like, why? what's the po

most people trying to run down into the underground station, rundown borough high street. that there had been a stabbingm was when i saw a lot of people running down into the underground that i thought it seemed a lot more serious because it was mass panic. notjust a serious because it was mass panic. not just a fight serious because it was mass panic. notjust a fight or something. there was one ambulance had gone to the stabbing, one young guy seemed to come out of the pub and he was knocking on windows of the ambulance service in a panic saying that he needed his friend —— that his friend needed his friend —— that his friend needed help. whether he was stabbed inside or outside the b said his friend was stabbed he was in the pub. there was another guy in his 40s standing on the other side of the ambulance and looking the other window saying i have been stabbed and he was covered in blood. no police at this stage? they were trying to get to london bridge. until this one guy walked out in the road and managed to grab the attention of one of the police cars and basically fo

masip forensic investigation still going on at the crime scene around london bridge, borough high streetounterterrorism investigations well—known for the detail with which they are carried out, every single fragment, drop of blood and photographed that could be taken, every bit of cctv that could be pored over the and if there is a trial or any clues in this attack as to how to prevent any further attacks. daniel sandford lies at new scotla nd attacks. daniel sandford lies at new scotland yard, thank you. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katherine downes. a true professional and a great man — newcastle united pays tribute former midfielder cheick tiote, who's collapsed and died in training in china. he wasjust 30. andy murray reaches the quarter—finals at the french open — where he'll face eighth seed kei nishikori. and it's all change for lions — ken owens the new captain as warren gatland names an entirely new starting line—up for the second match of their tour of new zealand. coming up, i will report from cardiff where you look forward to s

it's a painstaking one that has been taking place behind me here on borough high street area -- street area that area is cordoned off by the police. genie: there is an election there in just three days. we just heard the prime minister -- in herbout her campaign speech. how is the campaigning going to continue? >> security is very high on the agenda. has passed yourself as the strong and stable leader. jeremy corbyn characterizes her as someone who is not strong on terrorism or security. he has been characterized as someone who is soft with terrorists, including the ira in the 1980's and thomas. they have hit back. the leader of the opposition has said theresa may has presided over huge cuts to police numbers during her time not as prime minister but as the home secretary as the minister of the interior area that is the message the labor campaign will ram home over the next two or three days. has thought to move the process back to the issue of brexit. she is trusted by a large number of people who voted for the u.k. to leave the european union. she is seen as someone who will follow t

we are at the police cordon and borough high street, close to borough market and london bridge, where the attacks unfolded last night, leaving seven people dead and 48 injured. we are hearing from the various hospitals where those injured are being taken. —— have been taken. 21 of them are in what is described as critical care. the police have been giving more details about their operations last night to upper hand and shoot dead the three terror suspects who carried out the attack —— to apprehend. the metropolitan police say eight officers were involved in that operation, firing some 50 bullets. the three men were wearing what appeared to be suicide vests, which turned out to be hoax fests. but the police officers trying to wrap the hem them did not know that. their bravery has been hailed —— trying to apprehend them. so far, police have made 12 arrests in east london. mark rowley, head of national terror policy at the metropolitan police, has been describing the operation so far. the investigation is progressing at a pace, and officers from the met's counterterrorism command and the

london bridge and borough high street in london reopened to the public. the areas have been cordoned off since the terror attack saturday night. part of borough market is still closed. the opening of the roads came as police raided a home in east london early this morning. a 30 year old man was arrested in connection with the london attack. developing now.. two maryland high school students - murdered the night before their graduation. they were found shot to death in a car.. our suzanne kennedy was there yesterday morning as the news broke. let's get back to her live now in suzanne - new details this morning, but still a lot of questions. we're hearing from the parents of the 25-year-old the parents of the 25-year-old government contractor accused of leaking n-s-a documents. reality winner was arrested monday night at her home in georgia. she's accused of printing a confidential possible russian election tampering, and sending it to an online news outlet. her parents spoke to cnn's anderson cooper last night. winner lived and worked in fort winner lived

james was 32 years old, from london, on a night out with friends in a pub on borough high street, whenpopped outside a cigarette. despite the anguish, the tears, melissa wanted to speak, to let everyone know what her big brother was like. there will only ever be one james. nowhere else will you find such humour and unique personality, with someone who puts friends and family above all else. he was an inspiration. melissa, how would you describe your brother? loving and caring. and no—one could ever replace my brother. the friends who were with james on saturday night supported melissa as she left saint thomas‘ hospital this afternoon, all heartbroken. andy, you were with him on saturday night, he was having fun? oh, yeah, his normal, hilarious self. he was always the life of the party. yeah, watching the football, james hates the football, he was always outside going for a cigarette, because he just didn't want to watch it with us. it was just a great night. what do you make of what has happened to your friend? it's just an absolute disgrace. and i can't even put into words how much...

described to me what appeared to be a co— water naked attack using knives on the bars in the borough high streetn borough market surrounded by bars, it's become a popular place to go out in this part of south london, the station is on the other side and at this time of night many people would have been going to the station. plus the car or van driven at people on london bridge itself, just around the corner, to give people an idea of the geography. we've also heard from an eyewitness since we last spoke to you and they said yes, the van drove into the wall on the bridge and people may have been hurt by that, but then three men, he saw, got out of that van and began stabbing people before running towards southwark cathedral, your direction. that helps us begin to potentially pieced together how the two incidents are connected. —— piece together. they are very close. we will get you a map to show how close these two incidents are. if the place where the van hit the people is on the southern end of london bridge then it is a few seconds' run around the corner into the borough market area and from t

james was 32 years old, from london, on a night out with friends in a pub on borough high street, whenh, the tears, melissa wanted to speak, to let everyone know what her big brother was like. there will only ever be one james. nowhere else will you find such humour and unique personality, with someone who puts friends and family above all else. he was an inspiration. melissa, how would you describe your brother? loving and caring. and no—one could ever replace my brother. the friends who were with james on saturday night supported melissa as she left saint thomas' hospital this afternoon, all heartbroken. andy, you were with him on saturday night, he was having fun? oh, yeah, his normal, hilarious self. he was always the life of the party. yeah, watching the football, james hates the football, he was always outside going for a cigarette, because he just didn't want to watch it with us. it was just a great night. what do you make of what has happened to your friend? it's just an absolute disgrace. and i can't even put into words how much... yeah, like, why? what is the point? it doesn'

as we can see, borough high street remains closed at the junction with great dover street. mainline trains is only via the tooley street entrance. london bridge remains closed southbound. northbound is now open for traffic and pedestrians. southwark street closed eastbound at southwark bridge. new security barriers have been installed overnight on some bridges in central london. these pictures are from westminster bridge. similar measures have been taken at lambeth and waterloo following saturday's terror attack at london bridge. yesterday members of london's muslim community came out in condemnation of the attack and offered their solidarity to london's victims. on the one hand it was our great city coming under attack and so many great souls were killed and on the other hand our great religion was hurt, these people tarnished our great religion. we need to show solidarity because this matters to us, we are londoners. —— londoners. mayor of london sadiq khan has announced a vigil will be held this evening in honour of the victims of this weekends terror attack. people have

london bridge, borough high street with lots of restaurants and pubs that attract people on a pleasat and pubs that attract people on a pleasant and balmy summer evening. these are live pictures from london bridge. this was in the studio, a story that has developed into three locations. let's go back now to the first incident that happened. we heard just before 1030 that a white van had mounted the pavement on london but the bridge on the south bank and several pedestrians were it. we were told that police were on the scene and that the police helicopters and boats on the river thames. that was according to witnesses at the scene who said they saw at least five or six people struck by the van. afterwards we got reports of a disturbance at borough nightclub, borough market, a popular and packed location on a saturday evening. the reports were of men carrying knives police have confirmed that there were several stabbings in that area and they have responded with gunfire. around 20 minutes ago, the metropolitan police fourth confirmed they were attending an incident will further we, fur

james was 32 years old, from london, on a night out with friends in a pub on borough high street, whenguish, the tears, melissa wanted to speak, to let everyone know what her big brother was like. there will only ever be one james. nowhere else will you find such humour and unique personality, with someone who puts friends and family above all else. he was an inspiration. melissa, how would you describe your brother? loving and caring. and no one could ever replace my brother. the friends who were with james on saturday night supported melissa as she left saint thomas' hospital this afternoon, all heartbroken. andy, you were with him on saturday night, he was having fun? oh, yeah, his normal, hilarious self. he was always the life of the party. yeah, watching the football, james hates the football, he was always outside going for a cigarette, because he just didn't want to watch it with us. it was just a great night. what do you make of what has happened to your friend? it's just an absolute disgrace. and i can't even put into words how much... yeah, like, why? what's the point? it doe

operation going on where you are, still an awful lot of forensic work going on in borough market, borough high streetidge. that's incredibly important, because if this case ever comes to trial orfor important, because if this case ever comes to trial or for inquest, the counterterrorism officers need to know exactly what happened and where. they are starting to acquire a huge amount of cctv material, videos sent from members of the public who witnessed things. they are starting to go through computers and mobile phones seized during the course of the operation. that's a big part of the work. although there we re big part of the work. although there were two new raids overnight, there we re were two new raids overnight, there were no formal arrests made on those rates. people were detained and spoken to, but at this rate nobody has been formally arrested. the number of people arrested remains at 12, one of them being released very soon, 12, one of them being released very 5001], seven women 12, one of them being released very $0011, seven women and 12, one of them being released very soon, seven women

. >> borough high street so they were pushed against a shuttered shopfront and being shouted at to you know, put your hands up and all of that stuff, and -- >> reporter: what did they look like? >> i would say they're young-ish, males, maybe mid-20s, maybe a bit younger. all in black, well they had like black hoodies, black hair, and, yes, i mean i just really saw the backs of them, but it was heavy police presence. the police weren't -- it wasn't the armed police. they looked to me more like riot police. >> jose, prime minister theresa may will be chairing an emergency response meeting in just a few hours, with all of the top security and intelligence officials here in the uk. they will be poring over the witness, witness reports, cctv footage to piece together what happened and understand whether the people here in the uk are still under threat. >> london one of the cities with more cctvs than anywhere else on earth. lucy kafanov thank you very much, as well as matt bradley. >>> kelly o'donnell is at the white house this evening, monitoring this breaking news. kelly? >> reporter: wel

eyewitnesses speaking on radio 5 live earlier about what they saw about a man being stabbed on borough high streetalk to the photographer we've two who took the photographer we've two who took the photographer we've two who took the photo we've been showing to you with one of the assailants on the ground with canisters on his body. hejoins us now ground with canisters on his body. he joins us now from ground with canisters on his body. hejoins us now from our central london studio. tell us exactly what happened, what you saw and what you photographed? so far for what i have seen, i came in after the man stabbed some other men, i'm not sure about this or whatever happened. a man tried to pull me off the scene andi man tried to pull me off the scene and i rant towards the scene because i noticed this man with an exposed gold on his chest. —— i ran. they we re gold on his chest. —— i ran. they were running. —— belt. the police officer was trying to put himself between him and the crowd. at that point i rant towards them. more police came over. —— iran's. —— iran. more police came over. —— iran's. ——

borough market, so avoid that area if you can. while southwark street is closed east of southwark bridge. as for london bridge station — its open but the borough highdifferent sort of show with questions being asked by members of the public about the general election in 48 hours time. we are answering questions, we have teams of bbc correspondent and experts down there. time is now down 731. scotland yard has defended a decision to downgrade an inquiry into one of the three men behind the london bridge attack. seven people were killed and dozens wounded in the incident on saturday night. its been revealed that one of the attackers, khuram butt, was investigated by counter—terrorism officers and m15 two years ago. the issue of security is dominating the final days of campaigning before thursday's election. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn has accused theresa may of overseeing a 19,000 fall in police numbers as home secretary. but the prime minister says she protected the amount of counter—terror police. we'll speak to the foreign secretary borisjohnson about this in around ten minutes time. nicola sturgeon, has warned against a "knee—jerk" reaction

there were clearly many people stuck inside various premises around borough high street and london bridge. probably for the best pa rt london bridge. probably for the best part of the hour. also i have spoken to multiple witnesses who have said there were at least three people lying on the ground. i have also heard reports from two people but there were men dressed in black. yes. it is not clear picture at the moment. what we do know is that police and paramedics are in attendance and they are treating people who were injured in some way, as you say. we spoke to an eyewitness who saw the van driving toa group eyewitness who saw the van driving to a group of people chris, a number of people paying tribute again on twitter to the emergency services. a two minute response time. we are very fortu nate. two minute response time. we are very fortunate. i think that was quite extraordinary because a friend of mine who was working in a building ata of mine who was working in a building at a building adjacent to the shard. they text did me about 25 minutes past ten to say it had literally just hap

you can see it through the piece cordon here at the end of the street still closed and borough high streetnother major thoroughfare still closed as well. they are allowing a few office workers in there to collect their belongings. and we understand passengers going through the train station are being allowed to exit and more enter. this has turned into a bit of a hot potato between conservatives just days ahead of the general election here. theresa may is under a lot of pressure with her numbers. one of the prime ministers talking about bbc and ite, here in the uk, about the numbers, refusing to answer questions about whether they have reduced police on the streets in the uk sinister risa may was first secretary responsible for british security in 2010. the reality is there are fewer armed police on the streets. conservatives argue that's much more to do with funding requirements and it's not so much about the numbers as the powers those police have. clearly, the police caught up very closely on the incident here on saturday night. four of them, three from the metropolitan police. one brit

i'm on borough high street, and just down over my shoulder and down the end of the street was where much of the attack took place on saturday night. it's been described as one massive crime scene as investigators try to put together what happened. the third attack in about ten weeks on u.k. soil. trish, 34 people dead in that time, 216 people injured. they have just released the names of two of the attackers, 27-year-old khuram butt, they say the investigation into him began two years ago. he was a british citizen who was born in pakistan. but authorities say there was no suggestion of or intelligence that he was in any way going to attack or at least not imminently. the other suspect, 30-year-old rashid rachid redouane, believed to be of to moroccan or lib ran origin. they believe there's some 3,000 extremists, radical islamists that they know of in the country, but it's almost impossible to track all of them. mi5 says it has 500 investigations ongoing right now, and you mentioned the election coming up on thursday. prime minister theresa may has been you should a lot of heat for -- und

borough high street and the roads and areas east of the high street have reopened to the public, but on suspicion of murder and a 19—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of offence —— suspicion of session of an offensive weapon and affray. detectives have released cctv footage of two man they believe are responsible for the fatal shooting of montana abdhou last month. two masked attackers on bicycles opened fire at a playground in kilburn where the 20—year—old was meeting some friends. crimestoppers is offering a £10,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killers. it is cheaper than ever for businesses to bring staff to work in the uk. a survey has shown that the uk fell the uk. a survey has shown that the ukfell in the uk. a survey has shown that the uk fell in the global cost of living rankings. their report says the fall is largely due to a weakened pound since the brexit vote. let's take a look at the travel situation. a good service on the tubes this morning. london bridge station has fully reopened. this is the m25. big problems earlie

most people trying to run down into the underground station, run down borough high street.g there has been a stabbing which... it was when i saw lots of people running down into the underground, i thought it seemed a lot more serious because it was mass panic. yeah. at that point, it wasn't just a fight, it was something serious. and there was one ambulance that had obviously gone to this stabbing. one young guy seemed to come out of the pub and he was knocking on the window of the ambulance service. he was in a panic. in a panic, saying, you have to help my friend, he's been stabbed and he's in the pub. whether or not he got stabbed in the pub or outside the pub, i don't know, but he said, my friend's been stabbed, he's in the pub. and there was another guy who was probably in his 40s standing on the other side of the ambulance, knocking on the other window, saying, i've been stabbed. he was covered in blood. you had no police at this stage? just an ambulance? no, everyone wasjust driving past us. they were trying to get to london bridge. until this one guy walked out in t

i found myself trapped in an alleyway trying to get to borough high street and found myself right in the middle of an arrest situation. it was like two guys -- i would have said did he haefinitely tw maybe three pushed up against the shop front. >> reporter: by police officers? >> by police, yeah. by what i could see they weren't armed police. they were in, like, riot gear. there was a lot of shouting and the guy it in his mid-20s, dressed in black, hoodies or sportswear, all black, and them being pushed up against a shop front and police shouting to them. i didn't see any weapons or anything like that. >> reporter: and did the police lead these people away or take them somewhere else? what did you see? >> i guess at that point they were kind of immobilizing them in some way and they seemed to kind of take them off back up the high street so i guess they brought them out of whatever the scene or the situation, they brought them down, i guess, and detained them in some way. >> reporter: at this point in time you were aware that an incident was taking place here. where had you been bef

at london bridge, southwark street remains closed between borough high street and southwark bridge roade weather. good morning. not as much sunshine today as yesterday. a cloudy day, all in all. most of us should stay dry and the winds are a touch lighter than they were yesterday as well. a rather cloud is start, then. it isa well. a rather cloud is start, then. it is a mild start, though. 12— 14 at the moment. plenty of cloud around this morning. a bit of brightness. that will start to peep through more into the afternoon. the small chance of drizzle around this morning, maybe one or two showers later in the day. most of us try. —— dry. south—westerly winds still quite brisk, but lighter than yesterday. 0vernight tonight, the chance of 12 showers in places but most of us try and another mild start to the morning. —— dry. tomorrow there will be more sunshine around, and a greater chance of one 01’ around, and a greater chance of one or two showers, most of us still staying dry, the wind becoming lighter and the temperatures higher as well, 21 or 22 celsius on friday. it will feel quite

. >>> security was high as london bridge and the borough high street were reopened after the attacks. could be seen in place in london bridge. >>> bill cosby arriving for day three of his sexual assault trial. his chief accuser andrea constand is expected to return to the witness stand. on tuesday, she testified that she found herself paralyzed and unable to fight off his advances after she took pills that cosby said were herbal supplements. >>> a study says that one in four american families has decided not to seek medical attention because of the expense. it also found more than half of americans are worried that they may not have affordable health care in the future. >>> you are up to date. that's the news update this hour. david, back downtown to you. >> okay, i'll take it. thank you, sue herera no the eia retail report is out and now let's go to jackie deangelis. >> crude oil prices are down almost 4%. the eai said we have a build over 3 million in crude oil obviously from the api last night we were expecting a draw there. to add to that you saw the products build. gasoline over

i'm on borough high street, and over my shoulder is borough market where part of the attack saturday place. it began on london bridge. three attackers running into this fashionable area of restaurants and bars, one with a machete, others with long knives. now it is still one giant crime scene, but as you mentioned, neil, becoming all too familiar. 34 people killed, 216 people injured in the course of the last ten weeks. the question is, the government. what is the government doing? the pressure is growing,mideast saw may on -- theresa may on the defensive. she is being criticized for reducing the police force by 20,000 officers since her time as a home secretary here, neil, so she has been on the hot seat a little bit. of course, all of this serves as a backdrop to the general election on thursday, and the polls suggests at one point it was going to be a walkaway win for theresa may and the conservatives, maybe not. one poll has them just one point apart. we'll have to see how this all plays out on thursday, but certainly the issue of terrorism, islamic extremism which theresa may ca

borough. just left the high street just walking out onto the street auchlds i heard a bang.i looked out into the street people started running down the stret. and then started entering the restaurants and locking themselves into the restaurant across the street. and a bit of chaos and panic and fear and the in the restaurants as well we didn't know what was going on. and standing back with a couple of friends one heavily pregnant. and then glass started mark. and we ran uprights to the toilet. and just as i looked down the stairs a guy had come into the restaurant and uncovered a big knife looked like a machete. then we -- i grabbed my friends and dashed straight into the -- into one -- one cubicle with the four of us we were quiet. and we were probably in there for about an hour. and i tried to contact some key friends and on facebook trying to let people know to send the armed response unit there straight away, fearing for our lives as we were hearing bombing noise which we thought were gunshots which thought it was game over for ourselves. >>. >> garreth during that -- du

when the angry demonstrators stormed the redbrick building near kensington high street and the town hall of london's richest boroughoring their plight. we want justice, authorities there of ignoring their plight. we wantjustice, is what they shouted. shame on you. even, killers, was another cry, as they scuffled at one stage with some security in the lobby of the building. dramatic scenes earlier on there. it has calmed down since then but they did get inside one entrance that was open for a time. demonstrators just really voicing their fury, demonstrators just really voicing theirfury, their anger with demonstrators just really voicing their fury, their anger with the authorities, with the borough council. they want answers, they wa nt council. they want answers, they want justice, they are council. they want answers, they wantjustice, they are saying. we wa nt wantjustice, they are saying. we want justice, they are wantjustice, they are saying. we wantjustice, they are saying. we wantjustice! we want justice! we we wantjustice! we wantjustice! this was at about 4:30pm this afternoon and you can see there, some of

borough market. what is happening where you are? >> reporter: this is the main high streetnfolded yesterday. you'll be able to see past the cameras a group of people trying to get past the cordoned. if you remember yesterday, this area was all of the hotel and many hotels and restaurants completely emptied by the police. now we have been told that people are being allowed back into the hotels to collect their suitcases. this is, of course, a very touristy area and it's very close to london bridge and lots of bars and restaurants. this is the first time we have seen people going back into the hotels to try and collect their luggage as they go inside one-by-one, what i've seen is police speaking to them and taking down just their notes of witnesses of what they saw. interesting because this was happening yesterday, londoners were opening their doors to people who didn't have homes on but this is the spirit of london but nevertheless this cordoned remains in place because although as we heard from the met commissioner today although they believe this incidence is over, this in

borough. we outnumber the conservative voters in this area two to one. cheering. two to one! the election result here in kensington was more finely balanced than that, but the passion is real and raw. high streetwe've just turned off kensington high street and we are now on kensington church street. the idea that there would be a big demo, a big angry demo in this part of london a couple of weeks ago, it's extraordinary. as the march turned north towards the tower the numbers grew. the kids go to all of the schools round here. and so did the anger. also on the march, this man, who lives in a tower block in south london and fears what happened to the people of grenfell tower might happen to him. they have put new cladding on our block and we have been unable to find out the last three days if that cladding is safe. people aren't sleeping at night. i've had about eight hours sleep the last few nights. there's children not sleeping. it's an absolute disgrace. motorists hooted their support, tourists and shoppers looked on, stupefied. these met vans used their sirens. but, for the main, the police presence was very low—key. so the tower in the background, the crowd is still pouring fast, and it's