ice terrible so for for mass brixton prides itself on its immigrant heritage local shop for food from around the world in this market approach european stronghold in the south of london that's tired of seeing the political gridlock day in and day out. here in brixton the mood amongst photos has become dark to reason may is asking for yet another extension and the bricks at process could drag on for months those that voted to remain in the european union and now hoping for a second referendum or at the u.k. would eventually stay in the european union others and that seems to be the general feeling on the streets in london just want the political infighting to stop and they want to get on with the brics a process. that is shahla thoughts fifteen having you off to did some of the stories making news around the was a. court in hong kong has found nine leaders of the two thousand and fourteen number eleven movement guilty on nuisance charges they could now face jail time for their role in organizing the pro-democracy rallies calling for greater autonomy from china. in the philippines hundr

is terrible so for for mass brixton prides itself on its immigrant heritage local shop for food from around the world in this market approach european stronghold in the south of london that's tired of seeing the political gridlock day in and day out. here in brixton the mood amongst photos has become dark to reason may is asking for yet another extension on the bricks that process could drag on for months those that voted to remain in the european union and now hoping for a second referendum or at the u.k. would eventually stay in the european union others and that seems to be the general feeling on the streets in london just want the political infighting to stop and they want to get on with the brics a process. of parts reporting their libraries are vital for any city there are spaces to learn. x. and course we need nairobi kenya as capital has a beautiful central library but it's rundown and the books are ancient two women have taken it upon themselves to restore the library to its former glory cellar and they go reports. traffic jams and busy street life is what most people associ

i sterile so for for mass brixton prides itself on its immigrant heritage local shop for food from around the world in this market approaching european stronghold in the south of london that's tired of seeing the political gridlock day in and day out. here in brixton the mood amongst photos has become dark to reason may is asking for yet another extension that the bricks at process could drag on for months those that voted to remain in the european union and now hoping for a second referendum or that the u.k. would eventually stay in the european union others and that seems to be the general feeling on the streets in london just want the political infighting to stop and they want to get on with the brakes a process. where he has become the self-appointed gatekeeper the man stan. between the mole a report two years in the making and the american public which paid for it all today u.s. attorney general william barr told a congressional subcommittee that he will release special counsel robert momos report on russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election next week but it will not be the ent

hackney, brixton, and camden are just some of the boroughs taking part.c sessions. there will also be an increased police presence around public areas and transport stations. the latest piece of art on the underground will be unveiled at the entrance of brixton tube station this morning. it's a mural by mexican—born artist aliza nisenbaum and depicts 15 transport for london employees who work from brixton station and on the victoria line. let's take a look at the travel situation now. first the tubes — a trespasser on the track at finsbury park earlier means there's minor delays on the piccadily line arnos grove to acton town, and severe delays on the victoria line. in central london, baker street is closed between dorset street and blandford street for resurfacing. greenwich church street is closed for emergency electricity work at creek road. and in leyton, there are tempoary traffic lights on lea bridge road at belvedere road, and that's for water works. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. yesterday it was wet but today we're a

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today marks the 20th anniversary of the brixton market nail bombing.tal's black, bangladeshi and gay communities— other devices exploded in brick lane and the admiral duncan pub in soho. three people were killed and a hundred and forty others injured. a charity set up to help sick babies and mothers is hoping to change attitudes towards donating breast milk. the hearts milk bank is an independent service — which delivers to 15 neonatal units in london and seriously ill mums. its founders say their aim is to highlight how life saving breast milk can be, like other types of donations, and change negative perceptions. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there the travel situation now. is a planned action by clin change there is a planned action by climate change activists. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. there may be a little bit of misting us out there this morning. it's not widespread but you may get about your tutor to the west and south—west of london but it will lift to a day of warm sunshine. day by day this week, the te

injured when the right—wing extremist, david copeland ta rgetted the pub as well as planting bombs in brixton hate crime. i am more concerned about our responses to it, making sure the police are prepared to deal with that in the right way that our politicians are creating an environment where it is not acceptable. the far—right are doing their thing, engaging to build communities is that what we are trying. a piece of street art on a wall in marble arch, thought to have been created by the mystery graffiti artist banksy is to be protected. the graffiti appeared on a wall following the extinction rebellion demonstration, which ended last week. westminster city council said it believed the work was genuine and was "looking to keep it in a public place". banksy hasn't confirmed whether he was behind it — maybe because the council's previously removed his work. let's take a look at the travel situation now: a good service on all lines this morning. expect delays crossing the thames at woolwich ferry as there is no ferry due to technical problems. 0n the roads: lewisham way is closed eastbound at

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before that it was brixton timber and more traditional building methods and concrete just revolutionized buildings. it's easy to work with. relatively cheap to make and so as we all know it's taking over the world. the problem is it doesn't last. it looks like stone but it's not as solid and not nearly as durable as stone and if it's not well made and people often cut corners and making it. this way all of the concrete in the world is going to need to be replaced within the next 50 to 100 years. so think about that for a second. in the book i went out with caltrans, the folks who manage the highways here. they have a team of people who do nothing but go around and check on elevated roadways and they are constantly playing catch-up. if you driven around l.a. you know those things are falling apart. they are full of cracks and full of potholes and nobody wants to put any money into fix them. there is no political glory and patching cracks so it's a really big problem and especially in parts of the developing world like china where they are notorious for putting up and building cities at an

before that it was brixton timber and more traditional building methods and concrete just revolutionized buildings. it's easy to work with. relatively cheap to make and so as we all know it's taking over the world. the problem is it doesn't last. it looks like stone but it's not as solid and not nearly as durable as stone and if it's not well made and people often cut corners and making it. this way all of the concrete in the world is going to need to be replaced within the next 50 to 100 years. so think about that for a second. in the book i went out with caltrans, the folks who manage the highways here. they have a team of people who do nothing but go around and check on elevated roadways and they are constantly playing catch-up. if you driven around l.a. you know those things are falling apart. they are full of cracks and full of potholes and nobody wants to put any money into fix them. there is no political glory and patching cracks so it's a really big problem and especially in parts of the developing world like china where they are notorious for putting up and building cities at an

i grew up in brixton in south london and i have lost so many friends i now work with the police and mpshelp reduce knife crime. i also mentor young people to stop them from picking up and using a knife. i think we should be speaking to the young boys involved that carry knives themselves. josh was convicted of carrying a knife when he was 16. he's agreed to talk to me about it. what went through your mind? what made you pick up a knife? i'd say it's more for protection because when you're out on the roads it's different. you're inside, you're all calm, you're safe. when you're outside, if you're carrying a knife and stuff, it's for protection. you don't know what's going to happen to you. my area is unsafe. so i know when i'm walking around i'm always looking behind me and stuff. i don't know what's going to happen. i'm not the only person that will have a knife. other people will be walking around with the same thing. and then you always get into fights, beef, stuff always happens. have you lost any friends to knife crime? have they been killed? off the top of my head, i can't think ex

so i have been sites and such before obviously coming hours telesales just next to brixton a supply of people all stopped going to databases and always for the right reason as walked around me so a lot of times when i was stopped and still used to kind of fix myself is direct perceived that i could carry and not on my even allowed to be stopped today so can i mean so. not having not noticed this kind of put me in a position where i display a bit disempowered in that situation so the shop and said shop was a trade in two thousand and ten going to help people know what they're right so we need to stop he said but it put the police in a quick and easy way once you've downloaded that you click into it tells you what you can do and say or why you might be stopped and searched when you can on the road or when you're in a vehicle and we've got a section for the top of the sea as well because a lot of reporters and stuff like dishes when the film and stuff you step into if you lost. when you have to do is just upload your experience and that consists or basically put in your age in your fantas