the incident happened in a busy area, full of restaurants and bars, next to clapham common. so far there have been no arrests. counting begins in iran's parliamentary elections. officials say the turnout was about 40% — the lowest since the islamic revolution in 1979. these are the first elections since anti—government protests were held in 2022. the world changed on october 7th. etched into all our memories are scenes from the nova music festival — where hamas launched some of its most brutal attacks. hundreds of people killed, many others were taken hostage. now, a documentary featuring eyewitness accounts and testimony from survivors, is getting its uk premiere. earlier i spoke to noa kalash — who survived that day, but two of her close friends were killed. i began by asking her how the film came about. the film came from the need to show the world what we have been through, like the pure truth of what happened on october 7th through our eyes, through documentaries that the survivors took that day without editing anything and interpretations, just pure truth. what will pe

shops, cafes and bars here in what would have been an incredibly busy area here just opposite clapham commonnt happened. let's get some of the day's other news now. argentina's president, javier milei, has vowed to "speed up" his plans to overhaul the country and solve its economic woes in a fiery speech to congress. mr milei, speaking to lawmakers in a state—of—the—union style address, took an aggressive tone, inviting congress tojoin him but warning that he would make changes with or without the legislature. a major blizzard blowing into the us states of california and nevada has forced the closure of yosemite national park. ski resorts in the lake tahoe region have also shut down. high winds are expected to hit the ridges of the sierra nevada, with up to three metres of snow forecast for some areas. weather forecasters are warning that life—threatening white—out conditions could last through the weekend. the florida governor, ron desantis, has vetoed a bill passed by the state's republican—controlled legislature that would have banned anyone under the age of 16 from using social media pla

shops, cafes and bars here in what would have been an incredibly busy area here just opposite clapham commonund five o'clock when this shocking incident happened. commuter towns in england have seen some of the biggest rent rises of the last three years. new data from the property website zoopla show that rents have risen by more than a third, in areas such as bolton, wigan and newport. our business correspondent marc ashdown has more on the numbers the bbc teamed up with that property portal and we asked them to track rent rises over the past three years. between 2020 and 2023, they looked at 65 areas across the whole of the uk. for the areas which have seen the biggest increases. this graph tells a story. this is the average amount rents have gone up across the uk, just under 31%. these are the areas that have seen the biggest increases. manchester, bolton, glasgow as you would expect. but six out of these ten are areas close to cities but not cities. these are towns within touching distance of cities. they have seen the biggest rent increases, luton, newport, bolton. bolton has seen the b

are continuing to search for two suspects who they believe were involved in a shooting here on clapham commonhat one of the riders of a moped shot into the bellevue pub here. just take a look, you can see the hole in the window where police have told me that shotgun pellets were fired. we are not sure whether they were pedestrians at the time they were injured, we do know that two women were injured, one was shot in the head, and one was shot in the leg. their condition is not believed to be life—threatening, police have said. and another person, was injured by the moped in the incident. this whole area here in clapham common was completely shut off yesterday by police, police cordoned surrounded and closed off this whole area. there are shops, cafe is and bars here in what would have been an incredibly busy area here just opposite clapham common underground station, yesterday at around five o'clock when this shocking incident happened. the price of stamps will rise again today. this will be the fourth increase in two years for the cost of sending a letter first class. it will cost 10p more f

the incident happened in a busy area, full of restaurants and bars, next to clapham common.mentary elections. officials say the turnout was about 40% — the lowest since the islamic revolution in 1979. these are the first elections since anti—government protests were held in 2022. the world changed on october 7th. etched into all our memories are scenes from the nova music festival — where hamas launched some of its most brutal attacks. hundreds of people killed, many others were taken hostage. now, a documentary featuring eyewitness accounts and testimony from survivors, is getting its uk premiere. earlier i spoke to noa kalash — who survived that day, but two of her close friends were killed.

, this was brought— middle of clapham common, this was brought to _ middle of clapham common, thisnconnected to the shooters. they were injured and taken _ the shooters. they were injured and taken to— the shooters. they were injured and taken to hospital and the latest on their situation is that their condition is not believed to be life—threatening. another person was injured _ life—threatening. another person was injured by— life—threatening. another person was injured by the mopeds, these people were completely unconnected to the shooters _ were completely unconnected to the shooters and the police continue to track— shooters and the police continue to track them — shooters and the police continue to track them down.— four people are being treated in hospital after a crash involving 15 vehicles on the m23 in west sussex. the patients' injuries are not believed to be life—threatening. about 30 others were assessed for minor injuries, with medical towns within commuting distance of major cities have seen some of the biggest rent rises of the last three years. new data from the pr

two of those were hurt whilst drinking inside a pub at clapham common when they were hit with shotgunng pursued by police. sydney's annual mardi gras pride march in australia is taking place, but uniformed police have been barred from taking part in the event after an officer was charged with the murder of a gay couple. a moment of silence was planned for the victims, jesse baird and luke davies. a serving constable who'd previously been in relationship with mr baird has been charged with two counts of murder. in the coming month, india is set to go to the polls, in what's expected to be the largest democratic elections in the world. the rise in popularity of india's prime minister, narendra modi, and the bjp in the last ten years has in part been due to a weak opposition that has failed to raise the voice of the people or effectively corner the government on crucial issues. a united front of opposition parties formed last year is developing cracks, with key allies deserting them. in these circumstances, the main challenger to prime minister modi remains the indian national congress.

two of those were hurt whilst drinking inside a pub at clapham common when they were hit with shotgunnual mardi gras pride march in australia has been taking place, but uniformed police were barred from taking part in the event after an officer was charged with the murder of a gay couple. a moment of silence was held for the victims, jesse baird and luke davies. a serving constable, who'd previously been in relationship with mr baird, has been charged with two counts of murder. a killer whale off the coast of south africa has been caught on camera hunting and killing a great white shark in less than two minutes. scientists say the behaviour showed the exceptional hunting skill of killer whales, but raised questions about how shark—eating orcas might affect the food chain in that part of the ocean. our science correspondent, victoria gill, has more. the shark—hunting orcas in south africa have fascinated scientists since they were filmed working together to kill great white sharks back in 2022. now there's been a solo attack. it's filmed from a boat and tricky to make out in all the su

shops and cabbies and bars and what would have been a busy area just opposite clapham common station5 other news now argentina's president javier milei has vowed to "speed up" his plans to overhaul the country and solve its economic woes in a fiery speech to congress. mr milei, speaking to lawmakers in a state—of—the—union style address, took an aggressive tone, inviting congress to join him but warning that he would make changes with or without the legislature. the american businesswoman and fashion model, iris apfel, has died at the age of 102. the textile company she ran with her husband had a white house contract that spanned nine presidencies. she signed a modelling contract when she was 97, and was the oldest person to have a barbie doll made in her image a major blizzard blowing into the us states of california and nevada has forced the closure of yosemite national park. ski resorts in the lake tahoe region have also shut down. high winds are expected to hit the ridges of the sierra nevada, with up to three metres of snow forecast for some areas. weather forecasters are warnin

said they were chasing a moped that failed to stop for them when a shotgun was fired from it at clapham commonlice say two people sustained pellet injuries . a third was pellet injuries. a third was injured by the moped itself . the injured by the moped itself. the suspects fled the scene . suspects fled the scene. emergency crews say they treated three people at the scene and took two to hospital. none of the injuries are thought to be life threatening , and the cost life threatening, and the cost of the government's rwanda scheme could soar to half a billion pounds, plus hundreds of thousands more for each migrant sent there . an investigation by sent there. an investigation by the public spending watchdog found. the millions in additional spending includes £11,000 for each migrants plane ticket . there will also be an ticket. there will also be an extra £20,000 paid to rwanda for every asylum seeker who's relocated , with more than relocated, with more than 150,000 per person to cover ongoing costs. this for the latest stories you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on you

before >> right on, on clapham common, similar >> right on, on clapham common, simyeah. were treatedic that they're using. >> patsy stevenson, the famous woman with the orange ginger hair that was photographed. you know, she got an apology, but she had raise awful lot of she had to raise an awful lot of to money take the legal case, to take police on, you know, take the police on, you know, your protester does not your average protester does not have is the of have that. this is the image of a man in britain stating the law against terrorists being arrested, as people that may sympathise with that just wandering past that wanted to drag that out of his hand. you know, we have a serious problem when that is the first reaction of the police. you have a training issue. there you have an education issue there, that thatis an education issue there, that that is what the police think is acceptable. i could contemplate that from the that removing him from the situation for his own safety is a justified police action. i cannot contemplate that taking all the police resource in that section o

police said they were chasing a moped that failed to stop when a shotgun was fired from it at clapham commonpolice say two people sustained pellet injuries . a third was pellet injuries. a third was injured by the moped itself . the injured by the moped itself. the suspects fled the scene . suspects fled the scene. emergency crews say they treated three people at the scene and took two to hospital. none of the injuries are thought to be life threatening. we'll bring you this breaking story you more on this breaking story as we get it and the cost of the government's rwanda scheme could soar to half £1 billion, plus hundreds thousands more for hundreds of thousands more for each sent there. an each migrant sent there. an investigation by the public spending watchdog found. the millions in additional spending includes £11,000 for each migrants plane ticket . there migrants plane ticket. there will also be an extra £20,000 paid to rwanda for every asylum seeker who is relocated with more than 150,000 per person to cover ongoing costs . for the cover ongoing costs. for the latest stories, you ca

said they were chasing a moped that failed to stop for them when a shotgun was fired from it at clapham commonlice say two people sustained pellet injuries . a third was pellet injuries. a third was injured by the moped itself . the injured by the moped itself. the suspects fled the scene . suspects fled the scene. emergency crews say they treated three people at the scene and took two to hospital. none of the injuries are thought to be life threatening , and the cost life threatening, and the cost of the government's rwanda scheme could soar to half a billion pounds, plus hundreds of thousands more for each migrant sent there . an investigation by sent there. an investigation by the public spending watchdog found. the millions in additional spending includes £11,000 for each migrants plane ticket . there will also be an ticket. there will also be an extra £20,000 paid to rwanda for every asylum seeker who's relocated , with more than relocated, with more than 150,000 per person to cover ongoing costs. this for the latest stories you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on you

a shotgun was then fired from the vehicle at clapham common.the suspect fled the itself. the suspect fled the scene. emergency crews say they treated three people at the scene and took two to hospital. two of the victims were taken to a major trauma centre in the caphal a major trauma centre in the capital. none of the injuries are thought to life are thought to be life threatening . the cost of the threatening. the cost of the government's rwanda scheme could soar to half £1 billion. that's on top of hundreds of thousands more for each migrant sent to the east african nation. an investigation by the public spending watchdog found . the spending watchdog found. the millions in additional spending includes £11,000 for each migrants plane ticket 20,000 will be paid to rwanda for every asylum seeker who's relocated , asylum seeker who's relocated, with more than £150,000 per person to cover ongoing costs . person to cover ongoing costs. and the uk's eurovision entry has dropped. >> won't you make me dizzy from kiss ? kiss? >> will you take my hand

uh, it's actually to be specific in clapham common, south side . uh, in a statement south side.t a number of resources, including ambulance crews , including ambulance crews, operational managers, advanced paramedics and london's air ambulance. we've treated three people at the scene there and we've took two to a london major trauma centre and one to a hospital . i trauma centre and one to a hospital. i assure trauma centre and one to a hospital . i assure you we're hospital. i assure you we're staying across that story at the moment. there is an update on that. i will be bringing it to you live, but for now, let's just continue the conversation that we've been having. i want to cross live now , uh, to doctor to cross live now, uh, to doctor sheikh ramsey . good evening to sheikh ramsey. good evening to you. i think you've just been listening to the conversation that we've been having in the studio also. uh rishi sunak. addressing the nation earlier on, what did you think to what rishi sunak had to say is some kind of. >> he's got a point. kind of. >> he's got a point . we need

a shotgun was then fired from the vehicle at clapham common.e say two people sustained pellet injuries . a sustained pellet injuries. a third was injured by the moped itself . the suspects fled the itself. the suspects fled the scene . emergency crews say they scene. emergency crews say they treated three people at the scene and took two to hospital. two of the victims were taken to a major trauma centre in the caphal a major trauma centre in the capital. none of the injuries are thought to be life threatening . and a driver has threatening. and a driver has been rescued from the cab of a truck that was left dangling over the edge of a bridge in kentucky in the united states , kentucky in the united states, after her vehicle crashed through a barrier. the woman was miraculously unharmed. video shows rescue workers descending to pull her out of the cab. she was back safely on the bridge in about 45 minutes. attention now turns to how to remove the truck from its position as it hangs over the ohio river . it's not over the ohio river. it's not ye

and they got it wrong in the clapham common. this is the same thing with extremism.t means that essentially politicians and civil servants can pick the people they don't like and label them extremists. >> yeah. sam this isn't going down universally well on the tory benches either, because i talked to some about it this week and they're very anxious about it. >> people do. people are concerned because it is one of those areas where, where does this creep, you know, what is the effect? what is the the creep effect? what is the mission on this? know, mission creep on this? you know, you start off with the best of intentions, other intentions, but then other things kind knock on from things kind of knock on from that. they are concerned that. and they are concerned about particularly, as i about that, particularly, as i say, conservative are say, conservative mps who are concerned freedom of concerned about, freedom of speech, issues , those speech, particular issues, those on the right of the party, particularly those on the religious right, because they fear, like you

police say that they were pursuing a moped that failed to stop near clapham common.y a driver, has been rescued from the cab of a truck that was left dangling over the edge of a bndge left dangling over the edge of a bridge in kentucky, in the united states, after her vehicle crashed through a barrier. >> the woman was unharmed , armed >> the woman was unharmed, armed incredibly, and it's not yet clear how the incident happened. goodness me . goodness me. we've talked about this many times, haven't we? knife crime is on the rise in britain and in the year ending september 2023, last year it increased to 50,000 offences. that's 5, uh, higher , offences. that's 5, uh, higher, i think, compared to the year before it . before it. >> in south yorkshire, the ministry of justice data shows that two thirds of cautions or convictions for knife crime in the area were handed to first time offenders . time offenders. >> our yorkshire reporter anna reilly has been to a charity run eventin reilly has been to a charity run event in sheffield involving young people to get knives off

she was held overnight and charged with breaching covid restrictions on clapham common.e widely reaching around the mid—teens, maybe up to 16 or 17 celsius. but you can see those showers into the afternoon and into the evening. there will be further showers, one or two heavy ones at times, a lot of cloud around, one or two clearer spells. but it does remain breezy overnight and mild as well. temperatures holding up at around 9 to 11 celsius, so noticeably mild to start the day tomorrow. it does look quite unsettled into friday and into the weekend as well. with low pressure nearby. there will be sunshine and scattered showers in store on friday and temperatures still on the mild side, but becoming a bit cooler as we look ahead to saturday, largely dry during the day on saturday. but there is a chance of some rain to arrive later. and that's your forecast. that's it from me. i'm back in half an hour. if you fancy a read this morning then there's more on the police hotline on our webiste of the bbc news app. now though, i'll hand you back to naga and charlie. before i go,

british the way, the way british law works is that does it make sense to the, you know, common man on the claphamwe need less state intervention. what we do intervention. but what we do also to recognise is that also need to recognise is that if going if we're going to have immigration and we've had far too much immigration in the last 25 more people have come 25 years, more people have come to in the 25 to this country in the last 25 years in history. years than in all of history. before that . but are going before that. but if we are going to immigration, then we've to have immigration, then we've got a melding of the got to have a melding of the people come into the people who come into the country, settled country, into one settled social construct and there should be debate about our, there should be debate amongst all of us very openly about our relative values and how we see life and so on. but that can only happen if you do have a settled social construct . it can't happen if construct. it can't happen if everyone operates in separate silos, and it becomes verboten to challenge any one of

commons. and, mark, this has been a pretty shocking set of revelations . shocking set of revelations. >> yes, indeed. i mean, you mentioned, of course, the clapham had the recent revelations that some 40 asylum seekers on the bibby stockholm barge appear to be in the process of actively trying to convert to christianity. and we had the suicide bomber up in liverpool, the liverpool maternity hospital that he unsuccessfully, thankfully tried to bomb back in 2021, ended up only killing himself . to bomb back in 2021, ended up only killing himself. but he had also converted to christianity in an attempt to be able to strengthen his to case stay in the uk. well, today in the home affairs committee at the house of commons, we have been hearing evidence from reverend matthew firth , who was a parish priest firth, who was a parish priest for the church of england in darlington between 2018 and 2020, and he said he became really quite concerned about what was happening with groups of young men that were being taken to his church regularly. every few weeks or so, with a request for them to be baptised into christianity . of course, into christianity. of c