vincent mcaviney has been in brixton and sent this update. several roads. that's because at around 7:50pm last night they were called by members of the public after hearing gunshots. firearm officers were deployed as well as the ambulance and air ambulance service. they found two men in the street injured. despite their best efforts, though, they sadly succumbed to those injuries without ever making it to hospital. the police are continuing their investigations here. locals are saying that they heard around 12 gunshots last night and that they were being fired, they think, between a pair on a moped and then that crashed car further down the street. the two victims have not yet been identified, so their next of kin haven't been told. they will undergo postmortems later on today. the police have not made any arrests. they're going to continue making inquiries. they're going to do extra patrols in this part of south london. but it is, though, the second double deadly shooting in the capital in just under a week. when it comes to giving up smokin

police were called to the brixton area just before eight o'clock yesterday. at the scene. vincent, what more can you tell us? good morning. we have seen police forensic officers working through the night at the scene here in brixton. a police cording has shut off several roads. police were called around 7:50pm yesterday to reports of gunshots. they found two men injured in the street. despite best efforts they succumbed to those injuries here at the scene. locals report they had as many as 12 gunshots between the exchange, between a pair on a pad you can see on the street and i crashed car further down the street as well. —— on a mopeds. the next of kin had not been informed. a postmortem will take place later on. police have made no arrests. they will increase patrols in this area. it is the second deadly double shooting in the capital injust under a second deadly double shooting in the capital in just under a week. thank capital in “ust under a week. thank ou. funerals have been taking place of some of the 154 people, who died in a crush in south korea. it

jenna fischer, bbc news, brixton harbor.: an update on our top story -- keep h come under attack again monday night. at lst six large explosions in the center of the city. they follow more than 80 strikes on at least 10 ukrainian cities, including kyiv, denny pro, and separation. i am laura trevelyan. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundaon. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, the invasion intensifies. russia conducts missile strikes in several major ukrainian cities in response to this weekend's bridge attack. then, the booster campaign. the government worries the effort to vaccinate people against newer co

and so it's people literally in on boats from jamaica, from a number of other places moving into brixton in these communities and their living alongside white working class people and they're all organizing around the music. they're finding solidarity, their love of music, reggae music, rocksteady, music, and they're also building this esthetic that's like very class. so a lot of them had to go to work. they had to wear combat boots to work. they had to keep their hair short. it was, you know, in mind you this is the sixties where it was more style for people. it's kind of where their hair long and you think the uk you think austin powers but this was a much more sort rugged subculture and esthetic and initially was this first multicultural in some ways political because of the working class elements and then what we saw was with you know thatcherism rise of neo liberalism a lot of economic continuing to happen that it a little bit and so the next generation of skinheads that started coming in were more hostile the windrush generation or to people coming from outside of the country and d

the victims aged in their 20s were killed in brixton yesterday. no arrests have been made so far.e of missed opportunities. 21—year—old harry armstrong evans died at his family home after struggling with his mental health. both he and his family had contacted the university seeking support. jenny kumar reports. harry's family say he was kind, clever and shy. he was on course to get a good grade for his physics degree, but injanuary last year he got poor exam results. he took his own life six months later in his family home in cornwall. our worlds fell apart. they'll never be the same again. we still haven't recovered, i don't think we will recover. it's the sort of thing that you, you can't believe it's actually happened. the inquest heard that harry had e—mailed the university a month before his death. he told them about his isolation during lockdown, his declining mental health and worries about his exams. his mother had also contacted them with concerns about his welfare. the coroner said there was a catalogue of missed opportunities, and that the university failed to respond e

police were called to brixton just before 8:00 last night, where the men were found with serious injuriese days. the latest stage of the public inquiry in to coronavirus has started today. nick triggle has been listnening across proceedings. what's being discussed ? we are still at the preliminary hearing stage and this is where the lawyer set out how the inquiry will work. the public hearings, where the prime minister and other officials give evidence will not start until next year. today, we have the start of the preliminary hearing is that module two and this is looking at the political decision making is that we found out the identity of the core participants, the groups and individuals who will be give and enhance rights to see the documents and make submissions. alongside the governments departments they include a host of organisations representing the most vulnerable in society, people with disabilities, children, women at risk of domestic violence. one of the key aims as the council for the inquiry set out this morning, is to look at whether they are risks these groups face were p

ebony horse club in brixton has teamed up with the devil's horsemen who've worked on productions likesector. it's not just always aboutjockeying, showjumping, dressage, there is also in the film industry, there is horses involved in that as well. so, yeah, i was really shocked. never would i thought i'd be, you know, doing stunting with a horse or stuff like that but it's really cool. travel now... and this is how tfl services are looking. there are minor delays on the victoria line. and there are severe delays on the overground between liverpool street and cheshunt/ enfield. now the weather with katerina. hello there, good morning to you. i think for many today it is going to be mostly dry. there isjust a chance of the odd isolated shower through the course of this afternoon. there will be more cloud around as compared with yesterday. this cold front will track south eastwards, not really reaching us through this evening and overnight. as it does move through, it mayjust pep up slightly. so any mist and fog this morning will clear, cloud amounts will increase from the west. but throu

the victims, both aged in their 20s were killed in brixton yesterday evening.gs. around 1 million households with prepayment metres, not yet redeemed vouchers to help with energy bills, according to figures of the vouchers issued from october the 1st, under the government's energy bill support scheme in england, scotland and wales, can be exchanged for £66 worth of credit on the metre each month. this gives a total of £400 off bills this winter. the discount is automatic for customers using direct debit, monthly bills or smarter prepayment apps, but there are worries that those on old—fashioned metres could be missing out. our cost of living correspondent has the details. not so bad thanks. could i top up £50 on my gas card please. shirley's popped in to top up thor in but didn't know she was due extra cash from the government. i didn't know any about it untiljust now, so, yeah, it is, i don't know when i one is o supposed to be entitled to it from. an extra £66 a month will be wonderful. coming up to winter. everyone in britain on a prepayment meter should hav

these fruity friends from brixton are connected by plumbing pipes and are raising money for brain researchfter yesterday's wind and rain, a lot more sunshine around today but a few showers to dodge. i'll have your forecast coming up on bbc breakfast. it's saturday, the 1st of october. our main story. a new energy price cap has come into effect in england, wales and scotland — meaning higher bills for millions of people on standard and default tariffs. the annual bill for a typical household will rise to £2,500 — double what it was last winter. our business correspondent, theo leggett, reports. maxine is deeply worried. her husband has a serious lung condition and she needs to keep him warm, but she is struggling to pay for heating. we stay in bed longer in the morning so that we don't have to get up to have the heat on. this is already because it has gotten cold already this week, and like, in the deaths of winter, how are we going... how am i going to keep him healthy enough to live and be alive at the end of this winter? and that is no exaggeration, that is how i feel. the couple are amo