earlier on breakfast, we spoke to the security minister, brandon lewis. establish for people first where you were and how it was you witnessed what happened? i was on the east side of london bridge and ended up being directly parallel to what happened. a man, basically, kind of came streaming out of nowhere saying someone had a knife —— screaming. i saw it unfolding. over the other side of the bridge. take us through the sequence the bridge. take us through the sequence of events. we are seeing some images of people running away. take us through what happened as it unfolded. after the man came running towards me shouting someone had a knife, i could see there was a massive bundle of people on the other side of the bridge and by that point, lots of people were screaming, it felt like hundreds on the bridge, getting out of cars. quite early on, i remember looking ata man quite early on, i remember looking at a man and i haven't said this to anyone yet and thinking, he looks terrible. i realised that was the man holding the knife from the attacker. i dialled

earlier on breakfast — we spoke to the security minister, brandon lewis.ance he could give that there aren't any other convicted terrorists free who could be risk. it is important to say, as the police have said, they are not at this moment looking for any other suspects. they are confident about the suspect they have named and they are not looking for any further suspects. in terms of people's ability to be secure in the knowledge that, actually, all of us, quite rightly, should be go about our lives today as we would on any other day. tour guide stevie hurst was one of those who helped to restrain the attacker. he's been speaking to 5—live. his account contains some graphic details. well, we saw, just sort of a handful of people running away from a direction to the left of us, on the left—hand side, from south to north, and i don't know why, but i felt compelled to jump out of the car to go and see what the situation was. and we saw a guy being accosted to the floor. i ran over to investigate what was going on and the guys were just screaming, "he's stab

westminster, hashtag hullabaloo, nothing they have to bother about, we had one senior conservative, brandon lewis, and he was boasting about the bogus fact checking account, saying it had cut through, it had worked, focusing the minds of voters on the tory message. if this remains a row about twitter, probably doesn't matter. if this becomes a i’ow doesn't matter. if this becomes a row about trust, then it does matter, because the issue of trust has really been the big question in many voters minds about boris johnson, and it has dogged him pretty much throughout his political career, people will point to £350 million on the side of the "brexit" buses, and promises to quit the eu do—or—die, and last night we saw, during the live election debate, how important is truth to you, and he began to answer, saying, "look at my political career" and the audience started to laugh. that gives you a sense that trust is perhaps boris johnson's achilles' heel. david cameron once said, "britain and twitter are not the same"; that is true, but in an election, trust matters big time. the liberal democrats have se

i spoke to brandon lewis and said, are you going to do this ain?y now. it soon backfired. i used to be one of the people who run the labour press office twitter account and we will put out a factual rebuttals to tory claims and source way we thought they were wrong but we always did it with a labour branded accounts of people knew who we were saying it. what you should be trying to do in a situation is put out your view of the facts and evidence of the facts but it is important the audience understands that you are a party account. thank you both for your time today. if you haven't registered to vote you have only a few days to get that organised. but first the headlines on bbc news. a buckingham palace letter to a newspaper casts doubt on prince andrew's account of how long he knew the sex offenderjeffrey epstein. borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn face a sceptical audience in the first election debate as they're pushed on brexit, the nhs, and honesty. twitter says the conservatives misled the public by rebranding an official account to look like an i

earlier on breakfast, we spoke to the security minister, brandon lewis. reassurance he could give that there aren't any other convicted terrorists free who could be risk. it is important to say, as the police have said, they are not at this moment looking for any other suspects. they are confident about the suspect they have named and they are not looking for any further suspects. in terms of people's ability to be secure in the knowledge that, actually, all of us, quite rightly, should be go about our lives today as we would on any other day. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has been speaking to bbc breakfast this morning and had a message for concerned viewers... what i can reassure your viewers about is that according to the police, it appears as if this man was working alone. it appears that there were no further threats from this man or this operation. the police will carry out further work today, but all of us have a duty, in my view, to be vigilant. if anyone sees anything suspicious, please err on the side of caution and please report it to the po

brandon lewis has details. >> reporter: she walked outside her home ana tragic scene unfolding. >> it was a little baby. they had him in their arms and they carried him, looked life less. they drove off down the street. >> three boys she used to see playing rushed to the hospital where two are pronounced dead inside the home a fourth by and their parents found dead. >> i felt sick to my stomach. that is a tragedy. this can happen and innocent babies get taken away from us. >> they received a 911 call from someone inside the home around 6:49:00 a.m. it is not known if it was the mother or kids because no one spoke but an operator heard arguing and someone asked to leave. a rest third what they thought was a nail gun. officers arrived a minute later and saw the body of a young boy through the window. >> as a husband and father this is difficult to even in vest it a murder-suicide. less than three weeks ago, police responded to the same home. officers said the wife kicked the husband out and hay were arguing over tools. >> our female victim filed for a restraining order on friday, less t

. >> that was brandon lewis reporting. meanwhile, five are in custody in new jersey after gunfire at a friday night football game. one of the people arrested is also one of the victims. >> reporter: gunshots erupted at a friday night football game, sending the crowd into a frenzy as they tried to flee. >> the crowd was running and the whole football team, the coach was telling us get down. >> reporter: on the field, players and referees feared for their lives. >> we wanted to get somewhere safe, inside the school. we ran up there, ran through the fence. >> reporter: mayhem unfolded on the sidelines as medics rushed to aid the victims. one adult and two minors were taken to the hospital. prosecutors charged 31-year-old alvin wyatt with three counts of attempted murder. police allege he targeted a 27- year-old and struck two bystanders. >> a victim is also in custody, charged with possession of a firearm that was on the person during the initial response investigation. >> reporter: investigators have for additional suspects

brandon lewis is a home office minister.we can end free movement in the eu, which obviously prevents us being able to control immigration at the moment. that allows us to control immigration from the eu. we want to introduce a new points—based system, which is fair and equal to the entire world, and that gives us control. and once we've got control, we can then see immigration being reduced. earlier, i spoke to the snp's kirsty blackman about her thoughts on immigration. she says she wants to encourage more people to come to scotland and continue freedom of movement. looking at our plan for the future for scotland, we would like to encourage people to come here and we would like to encourage eu nationals to come here and we would very much like for freedom of movement to continue. we've got the social and cultural benefits of having so many people come and be welcomed in scotland but also the economic benefits. every eu national that lives here adds on average £10,400 to government revenue every year. and throughout the elec

referendum, so campaign and the brexit referendum, so this morning we had the home office minister brandon lewisat the tories would commit to cutting migration. we want to reduce net migration, and this is why we need a clear conservative majority and we will first of all leave the eu so we end free movement from the eu which prevents as being able to control immigration and that allows us to control immigration from the eu and we want to introduce a new points—based system which is fairand a new points—based system which is fair and equal to the entire world which gives us control, and once we have control, we can see immigration being reduced. norman, with the deadline for candidates nomination is looming, how much pressure is nigel farage under two remove candidates from more seats beyond those he has mentioned in order to try and help the conservatives? huge, huge pressure, notjust from tories, but from some of his closest, long—standing allies, the hardline brexiteers who are all fea rful hardline brexiteers who are all fearful that if he stands brexit party candidates in marginal seats he

at 11.30 today, brandon lewis from the conservatives will be here on the bbc news channel answering yourething you want to know, please do get in touch on twitter — using the hashtag #bbcyourquestions — or you can email us on yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. and do remember to leave your name and where you‘re from. former chelsea and manchester united managejose mourinho has been appointed tottenham manager. he succeeds mauricio pochettino who was sacked on tuesday. mourinho — nicknamed "the chosen one" — has signed a contract until the end of the 2022—23 season. mourinho has been out of work since being sacked as manchester united manager in december 2018. he takes over a spurs side that are 14th in the premier league and without a win in their last five games. well, let‘s get the fans‘ reaction — martin cloake is the co—chair of the tottenham hotspur supporters‘ trust and joins us now via skype from south—east london. thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us this morning. give us the thoughts of yourself and the supporters who are part of the trust. we are pleased an appointment h