our reporter fi harrison ray harrison is in bromley.re just waiting for ray to come now. there's a manhunt going on, basically that's been going on, basically that's been going on, basically that's been going on for 24 hours or so now. >> so this guy is on the loose. if you've seen this massive blade, it's about ten inches at least. yeah, it must be the thing that shocked, shocked me about that footage when i watched it was the pure brutality of that moment of another human being inflicting so much , almost calm. so much, almost calm. >> i know he was enraged, but it was a calm, premeditated. he didn't. he could have stopped at any point from stabbing that quy- >> guy- >> it's 9”!!- >> it's the complete disregard for life which we see frequently too much. unfortunately, ray addison's live in bromley now. we have morning. ray, we have him. good morning. ray, any man who is any update on this man who is on the loose? and are the public at risk ? risk? >> well, good morning to you both. well public here very concerned by this latest of con

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this happened on a train in bromley, which was travelling to london.the alleged attack. the victim is now in hospital in a critical but stable condition. officers are appealing for witnesses to come forward. next sun bankman—fried has been sentenced to 25 years in prison in the us for stealing billions of dollars from customers. ——next sam bankman—fried has been sentenced to 25 years in prison in the us for stealing billions of dollars from customers. from his cryptocurrency exchange ftx by. the former billionaire ceo was previously found guilty of fraud and conspiracy. prosecutors say he took almost £8 billion from customers. and some other stories now. a man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in connection with the death of gogglebox star george gilbey after the a0 year old died in a fall at work. george, who was a self—employed electrician, sadly died at the scene. and it's a great day for freddie flintoff fans as he's making his return to tv after his top gear accident with a second series of a bbc cricket documentary called field of dr

. very bromley.d we get some context general context in the general atmosphere of crime now in the caphal atmosphere of crime now in the capital, the former metropolitan police officer, graham whetton joins us now. and graham, do you get the sense that there is this , this growing crime problem, this growing violent crime problem in our capital city? >> good afternoon, i think it's documented that there's an increase in in violent crime, increase in in violent crime, increase in in violent crime, increase in knife crime. >> they're both priorities, along with many other things for policing across the capital. >> so yeah, there is a sense of these violent crimes. >> these knife crimes as well are increasing across the caphal >> it's something the police are aware of and working to try and combat this. aware of and working to try and coni)at this. aware of and working to try and con! think s. aware of and working to try and con! think it's happening . >> i think it's happening. >> i think it's happenin

see thanks to a centuries old farming method known as bromley. which means on sand. if you need to this and the region surrounded by salt water onto easiest north coast. air of settlers returning from under lucio in the 17th century, set up small plots along the salt waterloo near the town of the 5 elements. finally got to see a retired teacher and farmer sun has long thought to keep this farming tradition alive. it relies on the tides to water, the crops, a little miller, the salt water comes in from them. if it's a rainy and with the tide, once it reaches a certain level, it pushes the thin layer of fresh water up from the firm. sandy substrate to reach the reach of the crops, wouldn't be a month or so. you'll have what we know that fresh water waste last. so it always stays above the salt water. so only think fresh water reaches the roots of the crops on the amount that you fly the most. the fresh water comes from rainfall in the hills. and that's how the plan. so if you're a gate anyway, usually the, the, we never water them from above and we wouldn't be able to

and now the water no longer reaches all of the bromley plots at high tide difficult when they built the road right through the middle of the lagoon. it was obvious that water coming in from the sea to the lagoon would be by water. i don't know when we complain you tardies agreed to did channels under the road to lift the water through the ocean, but very little water gets through and that's affected the whole system on which our farms depend. what's left to split them and apart from stopping such a building projects zone round off. f wants to know what else could help motivate young people to take up this traditional farming method. it did not move how we're trying to encourage the farmers not to sell their plots and see how we arrange training courses to show them how they can adapt to the new situation via or organizing the workshops together with the world wide fund for nature and the human development program and the need. we also give the people subsidies to encourage them to keep farming via me, photos via the potatoes from adi guards. these plots show the work is worth while he's

been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, following a stabbing in broad daylight on a train in bromley the attack, posting the distressing video online. the victim is now in hospital in a life—threating condition. officers are appealing for witnesses to come forward. the boss of thames water has told the bbc that it's "eventually possible" the company could be nationalised — if it fails to secure fresh funding from investors. but chris weston reassured customers that their water supplies wouldn't affected, whatever the outcome of the compa ny�*s financial difficulties. simonjack is at thames water hq in reading for us now. simon, first of all, why no more cash from their shareholders and secondly, what does all of this mean for customers?— secondly, what does all of this mean for customers? thames is the biggest water company _ for customers? thames is the biggest water company in _ for customers? thames is the biggest water company in the _ for customers? thames is the biggest water company in the country, - for customers? thames is the biggest water company in the country, 16 - water

for now, the cadbury brand enjoys is a quintessentially british and quintessentially bromley confectioncely and most of us will have a dry day, but there is some rain in the forecast. we've got a weather front draped across the northern isles that will bring rain on and off through the day. and also rain which has been coming in from the southwest that's moving northwards and eastwards. but in between we do have the sunshine. at times the rain in shetland will drift towards orkney and we also have the rain which has been coming into the southwest, pushing northeastwards with cloud building ahead of it. and the wind picking up in the southwest and the english channel. temperatures, seven to about 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight this band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, fragmenting in doing so. follow the curl round, you can see the rain coming back into northern ireland by the end of the night. and we also have some heavy showers which could be thundery in the channel islands, drifting in the direction of hampshire. these are our overnight lows, but act

said it received reports of two men fighting while entering a train at shortlands railway station in bromleyh commissioner for human rights has told the bbc israel is significantly to blame for the appalling humanitarian situation in gaza, where famine is looming. volker turk said israel had obligations as the occupying power, and was placing unreasonable demands on the delivery of aid. he's been speaking to out international editorjeremy bowen who asked him if he had evidence to back up his previous comments suggesting israel may be using starvation as a weapon of war. the reason why we said this is because of the report that was issued last monday by the independent panel of experts what do you say to them using this as a weapon of war? the reason why we said this is because of the report that was issued last monday by the independent panel of experts that identified famine as a very serious risk with starvation starting from now until the mid to mid—may. if there isn't a massive humanitarian assistance coming into gaza. so that brings up the question with all the restrictions that we curr

that had failed to stop. 18—year—old keymarni king will face four charges when he appears before bromleys since the covid pandemic. hospitality is the one that gets hit the first, basically. the government reduced it to 5.5% during covid. that helps us to keep prices as low as possible to consumers, and we are looking particularly at consumers being able to eat out at the local restaurant. an orchestra made up of young afghan refugees can perform in london, following a u—turn by the home office. they are due to perfom at the southbank centre this week, but were told their visa applications had been rejected. that decision has now been reversed. the group fled afghanistan after the return of the taliban and now live in portugal. the concert�*s promoter is hopeful the performance will now go ahead on thursday. members of the orchestra and the management including myself, my team, including southbank, they were ever so pleased that there is a reversal of the decision and it's just a question of getting their passports stamped. but the logistics of this is a rather long drawn procedure. let'

for people that are not familiar with that part of suburban london, it's closest to a town called bromleynly will there be possible forensic opportunities, as the man without a glove has touched, maybe to get in by using a card or a barrier, or even if they've jumped the ticket barrier , they jumped the ticket barrier, they may have put their hand on the barrier to leap over it. so there could be fingerprint and dna forensic opportunities there, other opportunities for forensics on the train and also wherever the assailant got off the train . likewise, will they the train. likewise, will they have put their hand on a barrier to leap over it? anybody who uses public transport in london will be only too familiar with people leaping barriers and not paying people leaping barriers and not paying and such like so. plenty of forensic opportunities here at different locations. there will also perhaps be police intelligence on this person that they already know, and i would properly expect that in perhaps a day or two, we will find out either that this person has been detained or the police will

well, barbara in bromley, says another sanctimonious lefty, lovey , sanctimonious lefty, lovey, anothert sure about that. >> well, i think i see where she's coming from because jane says, no, no, no, let's not turn into america , where anyone into america, where anyone famous is somehow considered to be intelligent and presidential material. hugh grant is a lefty liberal lovey, although the whole country has no faith left in our government, i still wouldn't see him as suitable, but it's quite interesting how many of you at home, have been keeping an on hugh grant's politics? >> he has been quite vocal in recent years, particularly since the brexit vote. yes, i'd say he had a very strong opinion on that, endorsing anti—brexit candidates . candidates. >> yes, in 2019. but it's not just the prime minister. he's played on our screens in love actually . he also played jeremy actually. he also played jeremy thorpe in a very british scandal. the former liberal party leader who who ended up embroiled in a scandal about a male lover, and a and a dead dog, but that's a story, perhaps. well, i lov

it's deeply concerned this community here in bromley in kent, members of the public telling me comingme how concerned they are and how much this area has changed in recent years. they say not only is this local area to certainly much more scary for them, and much more scary for them, and much more violent incidents taking place, but also travelling on the network. the rail network as well has become a significant concern, not just for them but for their younger family members as well. now, british transport police, keen to say that they are stepping up their police presence on network rail and transport links around , transport links around, southeast london. i certainly haven't seen anybody today. i did see two police officers chase straight past me about an hour ago, chasing after a suspect in a in a presumably unrelated crime, but they're saying that they've stepping up that police presence because they do want to reassure members of the public that they're here to them. to protect them. >> thank you. ray. now let's cross to mark white outside kennington station. mark the media cal

gary o'neil is a bromley resident.at in now gary o'neil now and again. so gary o'neil has a superb job there. he has done a superb job there. he was dispensed with by bournemouth season having bournemouth last season having kept took the kept them up. he took the bournemouth, took the wolves job. i a days before bournemouth, took the wolves job. start a days before bournemouth, took the wolves job. start of a days before bournemouth, took the wolves job. start of the days before bournemouth, took the wolves job. start of the season before bournemouth, took the wolves job. start of the season his)re the start of the season his players leaving right players were leaving left, right and magnificent. the and centre and magnificent. the job he's doing, he's going job that he's doing, he's going to a contender now to be a serious contender now for when gareth southgate finally aside, which finally steps aside, which could of be after euros. of course be after the euros. he's done that yeah, he's done that well. so yeah, kudo