there is a cobra meeting this morning.evel should go up whether the threat level should go up or not. if it were to go up, or if we felt there was a particular need to ask for military support, we absolutely would do so. i cannot say any more at this stage. one more question. the mayor has asked... inaudible three major attacks... i understand it isa three major attacks... i understand it is a worrying time for everybody, of course. there is going to be considerable concern by some people and fear among some people. what i think we are asking for is that people do not overreact. people of course will make their own decisions about what they do or do not do but the last thing we need is people overreacting or beginning to take out their frustrations on other people in other communities or in their own communities. we would like people to allow the police and the intelligence agencies to get on with their work and intelligence agencies to get on with theirwork and remain intelligence agencies to get on with their work and re

the prime minister will attend a cobra meeting later today.ed close to southwark cathedral, but the attack wasn't over. we saw the sun coming on the wrong side of the road, it was smashed on the front, just one headlight was working, and it was going pretty fast. we saw this one coming on the wrong side of the road. it was smashed on the front, just one headlight was working and some people tried to fight back, others only became aware of what was going on when the police arrived. armed officers were there within eight minutes. and then this. the attackers were shot dead. one was wearing canisters taped to his body, not a suicide vest, say police, a hoax. in the early hours, the country's senior counterterrorism officer made a statement. our knowledge of the incident is still growing, but at the moment, what we understand is as follows. at eight minutes past ten last night, we began to receive reports that a vehicle had struck pedestrians on london bridge. the vehicle continued to drive to borough market. the suspects left the vehicle, attempt

often those who need to use the cobra coverage are those most in need. such as individuals who are in the middle of a treatment course and want to preserve their network of providers. cobra coverage is frequently very expensive, since the individual policyholder must now pay all of the premium for their policy. h.r. 2579 will extend the new tax credits to include people receiving cobra coverage, and enable people who need it to continue taking advantage of their employer-sponsored health care coverage, even after a triggering event. mr. speaker, the bills the house will consider under this rule will help fulfill the promise republicans made to the american people. we made repealing and replacing the affordable care act with something that works the highest priority. six weeks ago we took the first step in fulfilling that promise with the passage of the american health care act. and today we'll take another step forward, creating a health care system that works for all americans. mr. speaker, i urge support for the rule, i urge support for the underlying

what will you discussed at the cobra meeting? the prime minister, people in the government, they will look at the investigation on falling, which normally happens after these kinds of attacks. after that, i am sure the police will be making a statement. it is the second attack of this kind in london. a low intensity attack, with someone using a vehicle and then knives. how do you stop this kind of thing happening in london? terrorists are constantly evolving to find new ways to attack us and police are also evolving to find new ways to keep us safe. londoners will see an increased presence today and over the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. one of us we'll need to do is to make certain we are safe as we possibly can be. i am reassured that we are one of the safest global cities in the world but we always evolve and review ways to make certain that we may remain as safe as possible. many will see what happened and think it is too dangerous to go out. what would you tell these people? terrorist want to disrupt our way of lif

it has not have cobra meetings.nd was tweeting earlier that when we have things like foot and mouth, there were cobra meetings and it was coordinated as a national level. there were cobra meetings and it was coordinated as a national levelli wa nt to coordinated as a national levelli want to look at the sunday telegraph, they are saying it is not just about cladding, installation is the real inferno threat. it will have to widen out the scope of the investigation and maybe that will trigger these emergency meetings. the cost of what will have to be doneis the cost of what will have to be done is now having a significant threat to budgets of government, local governor and national government. this seems to be an escalation. and it has to be done. nobody can be a cheapskate is now. in case something else happens. and they were to blame. it is going to be an astronomical price to be paid. and where is the money coming from? they have to find it from central government because councils don't have the money. experts are

the following morning the prime minister cared a cobra meeting but it wasn't until the cobra meeting later in the day that she actually announced a change in the security threat level. so, perhaps, it would be too early in the day to expect that at this meeting but this is where she will be considering the implication of the knowledge and information that is gathered before she can begin to, if you will, present a message to the people of britain that one would expect and she would hope would calm the country. you know, this is the third attack in two months. so there is a lot on the prime minister's shoulders this morning. the election a few days away. this attack and what to do about it, and this is the first of what we can expect to be a number of these cobra meetings, max, in the coming days. >> the election, as you say, just a few days away on thursday, the conservative party suspending campaigning yet again. so that's going to be a couple of days, peopleablresumably. what does this mean for the election? >> and sadiq kahn, the london mail said that some have already voted in th

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i understand the cobra meeting may already have finished.n. that meeting has broken up, the emergency meeting of senior cabinet ministers chaired by the prime minister. while we wait to hear from theresa may, the prime minister. while we wait to hearfrom theresa may, we're the prime minister. while we wait to hear from theresa may, we're talking to her home affairs correspondent who is at scotland yard. you were talking about resources. 0ne who is at scotland yard. you were talking about resources. one of the many difficulties with this, in terms of trying to make the public feel safe, trying to reassure people who live and work in this city, in cities up and down the united kingdom, was difficult here again, as we keep reflecting, is that this was an attack on a soft target, and it is only intelligence that can stop those attacks. we can't live in a secure state will people cannot go out and go for a drink on a saturday night. a soft target is so difficult, impossible to police. for the first time, we have a confidence issue. the 7th ofjuly

norman, what will have been happening at that cobra meeting?ficials notjust from the police and emergency services but also the intelligence services, the local authority and so on to get a full picture of what has happened. the next part of the cobra meeting i imagine will focus on security and reassurance. on security, it's a slightly more shall we say problematic incident in the is much more security in central london, finsbury park is in a suburb in north london, not the same police presence, not the same security precautions in place, the home secretary this morning was saying there is at the moment already funds set aside to provide additional security for places of worship that feel for one reason or another they might be vulnerable. i think something like two and a half million pounds is available and i think something like a dozen mosques have taken think something like a dozen mosques have ta ken advantage think something like a dozen mosques have taken advantage of that but some churches too. i think the home secretary also signalled

a be attending the government's emergency cobra meeting later this morning. he can from the station is closed and they're asking people to avoid the area. he would ask all londoners and businesses to remain calm and vigilant. please report anything suspicious to the police. but only call 999 in an emergency. we do not yet know the full details that this was a deliberate attack. i condemn it in the strongest possible terms. there is no justification whatsoever for such a barbaric acts. were starting to get a response from a number politicians committed, not just the prime minister who made a statement earlier. we also had a statement from the latest leader, jeremy corbin who says brutal and shocking incidents reported in london. i thoughts are with the victims and their families. he says thank you to the emergency services. to give you an idea what is going on, we are on -- bridge road. london bridge is a little ways over there. i arrived around 11:00 o'clock to see people running towards me. they had been drinking at a pub not far from here. the police came u

they have become almost routine, these cobra meetings.at which is trying to pull together the information that we know about these attacks. then two main elements, one is reassurance attacks. then two main elements, one is reassurance on attacks. then two main elements, one is reassurance on the other is security. given that this is the third terror attack in london in as many months, there will be a need to offer a sense of confidence that people can go about their daily lives, the business, work, everything continues as normal. at the same time there has to be an awareness the same time there has to be an awareness that additional security will have to be put in place. we heard from the communities secretary earlier saying there will be extra police, more visible high—profile policing outside mosques. the home secretary too clocking up that there is £2.5 million available to places of worship to apply for grants to improve security around those promises. that will be continued. a lot of the focus too i would imagine will be on resources

we expect the cobra meeting to take place in the next couple of hours.nister, has returned to london to chair the meeting, with senior officials and cabinet ministers, and the mayor of london, sadiq khan. we expect them to talk about what happened last night, as well as the wider security implications and presumably the threat level. when there was the terror attack two weeks ago, the threat level was raised from severe to critical, which means a terror attack is expected as being imminent. we would expect them to talk about that as well. there was also 0peration temperer which saw 1000 armed forces personnel put on the streets of london to help bolster the police efforts going on. we presume all of that will be talked about at the meeting today. the context of this, we are a few days away from the general election. there has been no word as yet as to whether the campaign will be suspended. again, when this happened a few weeks ago, the campaign was suspended for a few days. thank you very much. you are watching bbc news, coming to you from central londo

and as i mentioned, the zulu, there was five zulu cobras. but they self-funded their modernization program. so they took quantity and then bought capability with that. we truncated the buy of the fire scout because we have sufficient inventory on hand to address that. i think those were the three major ones. >> reporter: i'm with "aviation week." what was the reason for the decrease in f-35-c's this year? and i didn't see any mention of the next generation aircraft fighter, can you just explain why there's no mention of it and what's the plan for that? has it been delayed? >> i'll start with the first. so to continue the theme of '17, we had to make hard choices. and so we maintained a readiness, we had to balance somewhere. we tried to hold the line as best we could in our procurement accounts. but if there was something -- so reducing just two f-35s allowed to us maintain the ioc in '18 for the f-35. so we made a hard choice, and -- but maintained the risk to allow us to maintain ioc. so that was a cost/benefit analysis on that. >> reporte

the equivalent is the frequency of these cobra meetings.ht saying she will chair this emergency meeting later this morning, adding that all of her thoughts are with the victims, their families and the emergency services on the scene. you are talking about the statesman siu received from various leaders. particularly striking workers from sadiq khan, the mayor of london, describing this as astro —— horrific terrorist attack on the people of finsbury park. thank you. we are hoping to speak with michael gove in about half an hour as well. obviously, brexit negotiations begin in brussels as well. returning to our main story and the attack that happened outside finsbury park mosque this morning. there are conflicting reports about the number of people involved. police are saying there is only one person who has been arrested and has been taken to hospital. we are hearing extraordinary eyewitness reports about what happened after that the vehicle hit pedestrians. many of the people standing by what hold of the suspect and detained him until polic

meeting. >> well cobra meetings where the prime minister chairs with various bodies around the table, agencies police experts, including the members of the government and we'll be looking at the investigations unfolding which normally happens ofr after these sorts of horrific attacks. after cobra i'm sure the police will be making a statement. >> now this is the second i can't of this kind in london of low intensity attack where you've got somebody use ago vehicle and then using knives, how do you stop this kind of thing from happening in lonen is there a way. >> just like terrorists are constantly evolving finding new ways to disrupt us harm us, attack us, the police and experts and all of us are finding new ways to keep us safe. londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. one of the things the police all of us needs to do is make sure we're as safe as can be. i'm reassured we are one of the safest global cities in the world if not the safest global city in the world. but we always evolve and review make su

the fact that theresa may is summon a cobra meeting. this is essentially the top national security b officials of the united kingdom getting together to discuss what's going on. i would add for that that isis called for attacks in the west during the month of ramadan that we're now into. we don't know who's behind these attacks but this doesn't appear to be random acts of violence. they selected london bridge, one of the most iconic markets the world for the first attack and moved to borough market and vauxhall for other attacks. so taken all together certainly stl british reaction is that this is being treated as a terrorist threat. otherwise they wouldn't have summoned the cobra meeting. of course we've seen these vehicle attacks many times in the west of late, including, by the way, in the united states. many viewers will recall the nice attack where 80-plus people were killed, in the berlin attack where a dozen people were killed. there was also a similar attack at ohio state university where nobody was killed but quite a number of

she has been sharing her cobra meetings this morning. nick robertson is down at west minister with more on that angle, the political angle of this unfolding story. >> of course, a lot of people are really waiting to hear what she has to say, will she echo very likely what cressida dick had to say by praising the quick response by the police, offering her support to the victims and families. what people are also wanting to know if she's going to do is, is she going to raise the terror threat level, remembering after the manchester attack theresa may had a cobra meeting similar to this one in the immediate aftermath, the morning immediately after. she didn't raise the threat level there at the meeting. the cobra meeting later in the day, she did raise the level from severe, where we are now, which means an attack is highly likely. she raised it to critical, which means that an attack was probable, that it was highly likely to happen. so is she going to do that again now. looking back to manchester two weeks ago, it was two cobra meetings b

first of all, these guys literally dress like cobra soldiers from g.i. joe. that's how you know they're the bad guys. that should be one thing. but yes of course, this is related to what's happening on the campuses. the biology professor there, he was going against racism saying we shouldn't have a day without white people, and since then he's basically been banned from campus and getting no protections from the university. who are the good guys and who are the bad guys? you could bring on any far left, destroy capitalism, you could bring anyone to a college campus and they would be cheered. you bring on a mild conservative like greg.feld. >> i have to try hard for that. have to wear satin bathrobe. talking about the heated rhetoric, you see it on every network and everybody's talking about words matter. in four days, that can be gone, right. >> of course it's going to be gone, and also, when a guy shoots a bunch of people, it's the guy who shoots the people fall. this is a 66-year-old man. it's not even like a confused kid. of course the rhetoric is a proble

the cobra committee will meet later today.at level, of course, was raised after the manchester attack and the previous one before that, too severe, then to critical. yeah. they look at what the security services say and give an independent view as to what the government should do. it is the decision of the government in the end, but they generally accept advice of security a nalysts. generally accept advice of security analysts. after the manchester attack, they said you need to go to critical, the highest in the five level system introduced since 2006, only the third time that level has been reached, meaning an attack was imminent. after an understanding was gathered of the manchester event, it was dropped to severe. if police are concerned this may be linked to future attacks, another imminent one, it is likely it will go back up to critical. it will be up to the government based on advice from security analyst look at all the information coming in. tom, obviously we have had the westminster attack, the manchester attack, an

cobra meets to assess the security situation.olice and security services say and they give an independent view as to what the government should do about security. it's the government decision in the end, but generally governments accept the advice of their security analysts. after the manchester attack, the analysts said you need to go to critical, the highest level in the five level system introduced in 2006, only the third time the level has been reached. the critical level meant that an attack may be imminent. after police got control of their understanding of the manchester bombing, they then dropped the level to severe, which still means there isa to severe, which still means there is a severe threat of an attack, that's where we are now. if police are concerned this attack may be linked to future attacks, there may be another imminent attack, it's likely we will go back to critical but it will be a decision from the government based on security analyst advice, who look at all the information that comes in. stay with us, iwa

we have been told that the prime minister will chair a cobra meeting, the emergency committee that c0ommittee that convenes at times like this. that will take place early tomorrow morning and more information to follow. we have seen some video footage and photographs of armed police in bank station, another station in central london. witnesses tell us that they stopped trains and we re tell us that they stopped trains and were searching for someone. they had a description of the person they we re a description of the person they were looking for but after a while they released the train and reopened they released the train and reopened the station. another station caught up the station. another station caught up in this. on the line we have eric, an eyewitness to the first incident that unfolded on london bridge. thank you for waiting to talk to us, eric. where were you and what did you see? i was on the south side of the bridge and, literally, van was on the wrong side of the road and i thought maybe the brakes had failed because it was going quite fast. a white van with yellow strip

. —— committee cobra. affairs corresponded tom symons with his thoughts on the latest terror atrocity to hit the uk. it's important to understand the geography, people who don't know london won't know this area but london won't know this area but london bridge runs across the city through this area to the area of london and i go here to go to the court a lot, london bridge station is one of the busiest in the country, and it is somewhere where people would have been heading to go home after the pub. the bridge, around the corner from the bridge, is borough market which is an area where there are cafes, in the daytime food stalls, and people go for lunch and that sort of thing. now, we understand from eyewitnesses and clearly, we have to have a little warning there, eyewitnesses sometimes think they have seen something, describe things in various ways that isn't entirely accurate but what the eyewitnesses are centring on is a white van crashing into pedestrians at the southern end of the bridge, i think out

the prime minister will chair an emergency meeting of the cobra committee.satchell, our reporter is there, so many people solve what happened. good morning. a crowd of people here, i will talk to a person here overnight. abdul. can you tell us what you saw? what is seen you tell us what you saw? what is seen was you tell us what you saw? what is seen was horrible, a horrible attack on innocent people this morning. there was an old man weighing down on the floor, i think he had a heart attack. this was before the attack happened? there was a man on the floor, me and my friends were going to meet up in a coffee place to meet after prayer. we went to help him, give him cpr, we were all circling around him and within a minute, this horrible man who was driving at speed, donned on us and went over the people. he drove straight into you? drove straight into us, i managed to put my head up, i survived, thank god. but other people, my friends, got hurt. i was in hospital, i am praying they get better and my condolences to the old man, to his family, and... tell us w

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cobra is a rather mundane acronym for a dramatic -- hence the name cobra. essentially it is put into place at times of national emergencies. not always chaired by the prime minister.it can be by other officials in the case of the manchester attacks it was chaired by the home secretary i believe. it brings together members of government and senior civil servants. members of in this case, the members of the police and anyone really who is directly or in some way involved in the immediate aftermath of a major incident. it allows the prime minister and other senior officials to get a handle on exactly what has gone on. for example tomorrow morning there will be intelligence updates. there might have been behind this. what more they know about the attacker or attackers. if those traders are still on the run, any kind of update as to their whereabouts and what the police are doing. also in major incidents where hospitals are involved in you have major casualty incidents, health secretary and senior officials will be there to update that part of the response. it i

ten downing street, home and office for uk prime minister to resume his meeting with her so-called cobra cabinet. that's the high level security that makes decisions and meets immediately following any kind of terror attack again, as greg, you noted we can see a raising to the highest level of security threat level that this country had been on and had been reduced just a week ago. we've also been seen live imagery coming from the borough market area as we speak of swat teams, police swat teams, getting geared up, getting ready and it would seem to stage some kind of raid. some kind of break into some building there leading us to the presumption that perhaps please think there is somebody of interest in that area leading us to remember what the chief of police had said just a short time ago that they believe that they have all the individuals who were involved in the attack in their custody, killed. they left open the possibility that there could be more out there. there is police activity as we speak in the borough market area where in london the terror attack happened. this is we get n

prime minister theresa may has been chairing a cobra meeting. the so—called islamic state group has claimed responsibility. when we do intervene in foreign policy we are blamed byjihadists, such as in iraq. where we don't intervene, like in syria, we are blamed again byjihadists for not caring about muslim lives. the first victim of the attack has been named as christine archibald, who was from canada. her family said she would have had no understanding of the callous cruelty that caused her death. in a show of unity, defiance and hope, some of the worlds leading artists joined forces with ariane grade to raise money for the 22 people killed in a suicide bombing at that concert in manchester last month. i love you guys so much, and i think that the kind of love and unity that you're displaying is the medicine that the world really needs right now. so i want to thank you for being just that. hello, good morning. this is borough market in south—east london and this is where three men, armed with knives, attacked revellers from all over the world o

we know that prime minister theresa may is convening what is called here a cobra meeting.his is the equivalent of a white house situation room meeting. where all the top ministers, all of her top members of the cabinet, the top met police authorities, as well as the counterterrorism officials, will be meeting together to try to piece together those bits of evidence they've managed to gather so far. we could expect a public statement by the prime minister after that meeting concludes, dara. >> and lucy, we know that this happened at the end of prayers, the end of ramadan. i know they're still in ramadan but this happened after prayer service. what has happened to the area? what has changed the mood? because we know initially we didn't really know if it had been an incident or now it's being called a terrorist incident. so has that news changed anything for the neighborhood? for the people that are involved there? what is the mood in that neighborhood now? >> well, it's interesting, dara. in the immediate aftermath of the attack, as soon as i was on scene, and this was hours

i'll be attending the government's emergency cobra meeting later this morning. london bridge station is closed and we are asking people to avoid the area. the situation is still unfolding and i would ask all londoners and visitors to our city to remain calm and vigilant. please report anything suspicious to police but only call 999 in an emergency. we don't yet know the full details but this was a deliberate and cowardly attack on innocent londoners and visitors to our city enjoying their saturday night. i condemn it in the strongest possible terms. there is no justification whatsoever for such barbaric acts. for further updates please follow the metropolitan police." that coming in from the mayor of london, sidique khan, just within the last bunch of minutes. and really encompassing and summarizing what has happened up to this hour in terms of the incidents themselves, as well as what they are going through on an operational level there in london. also an individual who's been watching those developments with us is nbc's matt bradley. he joins us live from the

the government's emergency committee, cobra, hasjust met.about what happened and the steps that we are taking to respond. just after 20 past midnight, the metropolitan police received reports that a van had been driven into a crowd of people on seven sisters road in finsbury park. officers were in the immediate vicinity as the attack unfolded and responded within one minute. police declared it a terrorist incident within eight minutes. one man was pronounced dead at the scene, eight injured were taken to three separate hospitals. two were treated at the scene for more minor injuries. the driver of the van, a white man aged 48, was bravely detained by members of the public at the scene and then arrested by police. the early assessment by the police is that the attacker acted alone. our thoughts and prayers this morning are with the family and friends of the man who died and those who were injured. that was the prime minister. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is here at the moment. he has promised extra patrols on the streets of london. trying

she chaired a meeting of cobra, the emergency committee. editor, norman smith, is in downing street. yet another meeting of cobra and the government's emergency committee. such a difficult time. some pressure on the prime minister today in the wa ke on the prime minister today in the wake of some of the criticism she has faced in response to grenfell tower. that is her response. it was striking today that when she came out in downing street, she said strait of it was a terrorist attack. there was no doubt about it. she is visiting the finsbury park mosque, in contrast to response after g re nfell tower. in contrast to response after grenfell tower. interesting as well that mrs may presented this not as an attack on worshippers just at finsbury park but as an attack on all of us, on the common bonds binding as together, a belief in freedom and freedom of speech and freedom and freedom of speech and freedom of religion. she went out her way to praise london. she described it as an extraordinary city of extraordinary people, diverse, compassio

what the totally shocked that he has done to the most recently is going to be holding an emergency cobra meeting later on today and of course this comes after already three separate terrorist attacks in the u.k. in the recent months. was. certainly remember spear of the muslim community. been telling us throughout the night that they do see this as a deliberate attack they have been talking a lot about islamophobia they have been saying that pieces of islamophobia that socks have been on the rise that we did talk to one leader of this community let's take a listen to what he had to say but i think what's happened today is a serious it is a deliberate and but just we have to wait to clarify. the more it is open for everybody to the media to use this incident which we all have to condemn as we condemn other incidents like what's happened much just or or. london bridge we have to condemn this this this incident the school who's behind it was there i was go more videos coming out this appeared online apparently showing the moment the police arrested the suspect for five hours ago is a parent

we have heard from theresa may that she will chair a cobra committee meeting tomorrow morning.as also talked of what has happened in these two as and shocking. we also know that police adopted this approach of run, hide, tell, clearly taking what has happened fiercely and expressing the urgency of the need for people to stay safe. every few minutes, like i say, there is activity around, reporters around me. clearly, this isa reporters around me. clearly, this is a very, very, very major incident. what happened in manchester recently, only last week, and the attack of the bridge in march, this clearly has the potential to happen in many more areas, being in london bridge and borough market. we are getting bogged down occasionally with rumours, something else happening. we heard something might have happened at vauxhall in south london. again, not too far. that has been discounted as having any connection. but clearly, what happened in these two areas, london bridgejust behind me, just past happened in these two areas, london bridge just behind me, just past the cordon and the bl

prime minister theresa may has been chairing a cobra meeting.we do intervene in foreign policy we are blamed byjihadists, such as in iraq. where we don't intervene, like in syria, we are blamed again byjihadists for not caring about muslim lives.

u.k. a couple of things shout line there she's met with the emergency security committees known as cobra a couple of things that have come from that she said a new commission for countering extremism to fight hate crimes will be established a move that will include hate crime and directed at the u.k.'s muslims she said today we come together as before to say this kind of evil will never succeed and commended to the emergency services and of course the muslims and members of the public who apprehended the driver of the vehicle after it was driven into pedestrians just after midnight the smalling she regarded it as a difficult time for the life of this city after of course the attacks in london bridge and westminster and the ground for fire you're watching r.t. international i'll be back with our headline news in just a few minutes. kind of. those who don't consume don't jell you've been talking to them joking there on the stand on the bus and in that are equal to tens of thousands only those instances make that connection don't. don't we don't see only the will move up to those wooden mis

saturday were about to sit on another cobra meeting to discuss what's happened as you can confirm take us through the events of four five hours ago then what do we know. will not have been where here is in north london just around the corner from where the finsbury park mosque is basically the location near which this incident unraveled and as you can see behind me there are still dozens and dozens of members of the local community still gathered here and they've been here all night since the incident took place shortly after midnight and people are quite certainly upset about what happened to say the least and the demand answers here is one person we spoke to says his family members were injured in the attack. team time as the play was finished it was just . i'm almost as wrong for to assume as it finished this guy came here one of the must mean ten so he must be saved if only one purpose built to one of those you know the language of the foot is on the road. sometimes my elder brother called me divine there's a guy was driving that and intentionally tried to crush the people while th

the prime minister has emerged from chairing an emergency cobra committee meeting.

but that is up to cobra and the government.ve the westminster attack, the manchester attack and now this. all different in many ways. the first in the third is similar in one obvious respect. a car attack followed by a knife attack. in this case we have a conspiracy. several men who appear on the eyewitness accounts we have so on the eyewitness accounts we have so far to have planned this and carried it out together. the first man in, at westminster, was a lone wolf. the middle attack, the bombing in manchester was entirely different. there is a lot of evidence that salman abedi went abroad to libya and came back to manchester shortly before the bombing and rented various flats. there is some evidence that he constricted his device in some of those flats. that does look different. the first and the third look quite similar. it's important toi look quite similar. it's important to i remember the bombings in 2005, we had one attack and then two weeks later another attempt to kill and maim on the london underground, likely that di

at the second cobra meeting the day immediately after the attack. but these will be the issues that the program will be facing. but of course she will hope to be getting by this stage? details about who these men were precisely, were they known to authorities, who was in their immediate circle and therefore begin to build that strolgs yub pi stronger picture of where the threat assessment should be and the precautions to take from here. >> we don't know anything about the attackers right now, right, nic? >> reporter: we don't. nothing at the moment. only that there were three, they came in the van, they rammed people, they jumped out with their knives, they attacked people with their knives. no more details beyond that. of course we all remember that some of the key pieces of information last time were leaked from u.s. intelligence sources after they'd been shared by british officials with u.s. counterparts to try to refine their search for who was responsible in the manchester attack. that's where the first information came from. and also it led to

she will chair a meeting in the morning, an emergency cobra meeting to discuss how london and indeedritain will deal with this. this is difficult time for the prime minister of britain. >> reporter: that's right. you have a number of attacks now, and so the question is how are you going to provide security for everyone here in the city and around the country, and that's one thing when i was speaking with the residents here, i asked them, you know, how do they feel about this attack, do they feel the police are doing enough, and they said, you know, "we don't believe the police are doing enough" although they are stretched thin. they said that they just have to be more vigilant, and that's something that we've heard from authorities, too, telling people to be more vigilant. one thing i want to -- london mayor sadiq khan also came out and one thing he said was quite poignant, he said, "while this appears to be an attack on a particular community like the terrible attacks in manchester, westminster and london bridge, it is also and you assault on all of our shared values of tolerance, f

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we presume we can expect something strong coming out of this cobra meeting. >> i think so. certainly i think there'll be more questions about how of the three attacks in london in the past three months, how we can go about trying to prevent these attacks is there something the government can do. how can we stop these attacks from happening. >> you say unprecedented on election day,. >> that is our sister network sky news covering the text throughout the night in the u.k. our hats are off to them. they have done a lot of work over there. more with breaking news including new information out of washington on the methods and the consistency with isis attacks that we've seen in the past. breaking news coverage on the attacks in london continues and moments. think 'good things only come in threes...?' introducing the outback aussie 4! soup and salad. center-cut sirloin and dessert. a four course meal, starting at just $14.99. the outback aussie four course is a big win... but, hurry in! it's not 4 ever. the future isn't silver suits anit's right now.s, think about it. we can pus

in the u.k., the prime minister has been sharing an emergency cobra meeting.ched her campaign to be conservative leader back last year. joanna edwards -- anna edwards is outside -- in washington. >> we are waiting for the latest polls. a clear picture, we have to wait for a number of polling. quite a big margin. the polls started to narrow after the manchester attack. if it was any kind of judgment 's record oray because of a change in policy, a u-turn on social care policy. the polls toit for get more of a clue to see if voters' changed opinions. a poll last month said 44% would trust may to protect them from threats. only 14% said corbyn. the what is the goal of prime minister in her comments this morning? >> certainly the bar has been set quite a hide. some new initiatives and new policy. she went to set out the four she was set to focus on. all of these things, i think she has talked about before. spoke to charles. he said we need detail on what that means. tom: we wanted to bring you an expert on terror. -- neil, lend wonderful to have you with us. tax, h

is that not the purpose of a cobra meeting?ir dead in a dignified manner. people have not had a dignified manner. people have not ha d a ccess a dignified manner. people have not had access to funeral directors. people have not been given counselling, bar those that have come forward from the nhs to say, we will take our badges off if we do it as people. i will say thank you so much for your time today, i know you have to go. and to tony devenish. there is a gentleman here who has had his hand up. we can hear you. people are talking about having faith in the enquiry and people losing trust. that is them, but i have never had any. everyone has seen have never had any. everyone has seen the answers have never had any. everyone has seen the answers we have never had any. everyone has seen the answers we have had from that guy, it looks like he don't even sneeze. the kind of answers we are getting are not good enough. theresa may said there was no magic monetary, she found that swiftly to keep herjob. we will talk more in the next

the prime minister made a statement outside ten downing st this morning after chairing the emergency cobrang and used very strong language, very strong words and said that things had to change. our first report on the attack is from dan johnson. you may find some of the images distressing. sirens. the warmth of a summer's evening shattered by sirens. clear the area now! a huge police response answering urgent calls for help. whoa. just after 10pm, this white van was driven at people who were walking across london bridge. it crashed near southwark cathedral. witnesses say three men got out and ran towards borough market, stabbing anyone in their way. that is terrorists. there was a bar full of people there just having a good time, and they went running straight into them, and then i'm not too sure what they were saying, i think they were saying, "this is for allah," and people, you could hear them screaming, they were getting stabbed. when i first see them, they were, "this is for allah," and they run up, they stabbed this girl, i don't know how many times, ten times, maybe 15 times. and sh

minister to a severe threat level, but we know the prime minister will chair an emergency meeting of cobraer ministers where they will look at the situation and decide on further action. finally, there is about 20 taken, 20 casualties were to six different hospitals across london. that number could rise according to the london ambulance service. the prime minister will meet later and we should hear from her and get an update on the situation. ed with the latest live out of london. president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris accord not -- dominated the headlines. eric reports. big names await in on the controversy and trump found some support from within. todonald trump's decision pull out of the paris accord on climate change may have lannett in corporate america, not so much so in russia. vladimir putin speaking at the st. petersburg into -- international economic firm. he said president trump should not he criticized for were trying and cast doubt on the paris accord. largentries with such issues, such as the u.s., are not going to work. no agreement in this field of activity c

the british prime minister theresa may will chair a cobra response meeting monday after this incident. let's go to ashish. you have been speaking to extremely angry people. you are speaking to mohammed abdullah. grigg: you have brand-new listening to sky news, our sister network covering the london attack. worshipers coming out of the finsbury mosque were mowed down by a van where a suspect is in custody, being questioned by police. if all of this sound too familiar, you can go to our website foxnews.com, and you will see a long list of terrorist attacks that occurred, many of them involving trucks, but not all. june 3 it was the van and the stabbing of people on london bridge. before that the ariana grande concert. the champs-elysees attack where a gunman got out of the truck with an automatic attack. the westminster bridge attack. a van was used or a vehicle that mowed down people on the bridge. before that the knife attack in paris. the germany christmas market attack, a truck plowing into a christmas market near central berlin. and here in the youth, an attack at ohio state, a uni

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the former chair of the cobra intelligence group, which advises the government on intelligence matterscessive governments, have been "far too tolerant" in attitudes to extremist groups, in particular the islamist al—muhajiroun network. newsnight‘s richard watson has been following al muhajiroun for 16 years and in this extended film reveals how the group became a crucible of home grown terror, from the 7/7 london bombings, to the recent london bridge attacks. his report contains some strong language. three islamist terror attacks in three months. five murdered at westminster bridge, 22 dead at the manchester arena, eight in london bridge. the security service m15 has revealed there were 3000 people with current connections to violent, islamist extremism, and another 20,000 with recent links. 23,000, it's worth pausing a second to think about that figure. that's the population of a small market town. 23,000 potentialjihadists in our midst, willing to kill in the name of islam. so, how did we get here? break the psychology of the occupiers by hitting back in their own homelands. much of