you are listening to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourself. to cressida dick and you and you are of course a london mp yourself. i did not get a lot of sleep. like a lot of londoners, we did not get a lot of londoners, we did not get a lot of sleep. it reminded us of 7/7 when we lost so many people. 13 people from islington. you were newly elected? yes. it was immensely challenging to know what the best thing to do was. my view was that you have to ask people to stick together. what they are trying to do is separate the very essence of london. we are an example to the world of a multiracial, multinational city. we can show the world how it can be and they want to undermine it and we will not let them. we have to make sure we continue to stick together defiantly and make sure we work together as a community and people have to be brave and strong today. we were seeing there an aerial shot of the bridge where the attack happened, the second attack on a london bridge, it strikes me that perhaps london's bridges are particularly soft targets, there are not street furniture

. >> reporter: so that is cressida dick, the new chief of the metropolitan police, while describing the events of last night and pointing out police neutralized those attackers within eight minutes of the first call. she's still saying they are obviously showing a much higher presence of police on the street, including armed police. the british security services may, may, depending on what the president says and what the independent joint task force says, raise the threat again to severe. there may, she said, also be another showing of military personnel on the street as we saw after the manchester attack two weeks ago. she's also calling on people not to panic, understanding the fear, understanding the frustration, as she put it. don't panic but remain vigilant. if you see the slightest suspicious thing, please tell the police no matter what it is. as i said, the prime minister is expected to talk. 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 peo

let us go back to sadiq khan and cressida dick.over that the victims include not just night. when you discover that the victims include notjust people who are from london, but people from australia, new zealand, canada, france, spain, other parts of the world, you realise what a truly global city london is. all of us are thinking about the family and friends affected by this horrific attack on saturday. i want to say all of us should pay tribute to the amazing work of the police and emergency service. the speed of their response led to fewer lives being lost than would otherwise by the case, but also the injuries suffered being less severe than would otherwise by be the case. it is sad that officers have been injured seriously in the attack on saturday night. that is as a consequence of them running towards danger, encouraging others to flee and risking their lives in the process. can i just and risking their lives in the process. can ijust say and risking their lives in the process. can i just say this. and risking their lives in

you have heard from cressida dick and from the prime minister.g with this investigation, with the threat level in the united kingdom? first of all, on the investigation, the home secretary, the woman in charge of security, the minister in charge of security, the minister in charge of security, the minister in charge of security for the uk, has said this morning that they believe that they have killed all of the main perpetrators of this attack. so the police and the security services do not believe that there is anyone at large who was directly involved in this attack. that is the belief, at least at the moment. within eight minutes of this attack beginning last night, the three main suspects had all been shot dead by police, which was a startlingly fast response. obviously a very serious loss of life, seven people killed, but the fact that it. so quickly has clearly prevented quite a loss of life. there is a great going on in barking, in the far north—east of london this morning. that seems to bea london this morning. that seems to be a flat lin

cressida dick, the head of the metropolitan police.easing the names yet. it is not thought, cressida dick feels. i'm so sorry. the attack was not directed from overseas. that is the key element of what cressida dick was saying on her big interview on the today programme. 0ur security correspondent has this report. chasing down a suspect in east london, as armed police aim their weapons. for the third time in three months, police are scrambling to follow up leads in the wake of an attack. in barking in east london, suspects were made to lie on the ground. many of those arrested were women. this is one of the three murderers on saturday night after being shot dead by police. it's emerged that at least one of the three had been reported for his extremist views, but apparently no action was taken. we have hundreds and hundreds of officers engaged in trying to piece together whether anybody else knew about the attack or planned or supported it in any way at all, and we have been arresting people. it's the conflict in syria that has massivel

that was cressida dick, talking to usa that was cressida dick, talking to us a short time ago, detailingnoise, you can probably understand there is a lot of police activity still in the area. the roads behind me are closed, but it is very busy in and around the area. let's go to tim muffett at kings college hospital, where some of those are being treated. good morning. it is thought 48 people in total were taken to hospital. overnight, 36 people are still being treated in five hospitals across london. the royal london, st thomas's hospital, university college, st mary's and kings college hospital behind me. 21 people are still in a critical condition. theresa may, the prime minister, visited some of those undergoing treatment. this hospital and the others that i mentioned are all part of a major trauma network, the well rehearsed plan kicked into place, tales of bravery we just heard about, also from the first responders and medical staff that run responders and medical staff that ru n towards responders and medical staff that run towards danger to help people so in desperate need. if we

let's hear more of what cressida dick had to say. say. she is still relatively new in the job, now the commissioner of the metropolitan police. let's hear what she told journalists in the last couple of hours. last night we saw another appalling and tragic incident in london. something we hoped we would not see again. obviously my thoughts are with all of those affected. those injured, and the families of those innocent people who died whilst out enjoying a saturday night in our capital. in the early hours of this morning, i visited one of the hospitals where the injured are being treated. there i heard truly remarkable stories of extraordinarily brave actions by officers on and off duty, who were first on the scene. i also heard of collea g u es first on the scene. i also heard of colleagues from other emergency services and members of the public who ran towards the danger as this incident unfolded. many, many people risked their own safety to help others and to treat those seriously injured, and indeed to confront the suspects invo

let me pick out one other point is that cressida dick made.ven what we have said about young men being radicalised in places like libya or syria and then coming back into europe. this is about the way the threat changes. as i dashed out when i started as a security and defence correspondent, the threat the counterterrorism police were looking at was specific. it was people who have gone to train with our high leader in parts of pakistan. in the last 12 years the threat has moved on. you have had the arab spring, what is happening in iraq. now there is the idea of people being almost self—radicalised. is the idea of people being almost self-radicalised. very briefly, we have two days of campaigning left in the general election. we never imagined it would be focused on security. that's where it's going to stay, isn't it? it's hard not to see that. theresa may wants to make it about leadership and brexit, but absolutely. we are in uncharted waters. we have had two major incidents it is new territory. thank you very much indeed. in the last 30 min

the commissioner of the metropolitan police, cressida dick, said that the police, cressida dick, saidelieve all three attackers have been shot dead. although it is an ongoing investigation, she said the police believe is that all those attackers have been killed by armed police officers. we reiterate that, because we have been showing some images this morning, we've had a lot of eyewitness photographs that have been sent into the bbc over the course of the night, and one of those that we received is, we believe, of one of the attackers. so that image is tying in with what cressida dick was telling journalists in the last hour, that she believes incidents in itself is over. that the three attackers who attacked people, pedestrians on london bridge and then moved a short distance away to the borough market area, that they are all dead. that is what the commissioner has been telling journalists this morning. lots of political reaction, we've been reflecting on that with our correspondent there, the general election due to go ahead on thursday. let's hear a little bit first of all from th

the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick says they already know the identity of the attackers names will be released "as soon as operationally possible" as officers work to establish if they were part of a wider network. their investigation is focussed on several addresses in east london — with a "number of people" detained following raids in newham and barking. richard galpin has the latest. this is borough market in the midst of the attack. it's being filmed by florin morariu, who's from romania. but instead of running to safety, he attacks the three men stabbing people in front of him. translation: i really thought i was in danger so i threw a bread crate at one of the attackers. i saw he was going to dodge it so i hit him on the head with another crate. he also sheltered 20 people in the bakery where he works. they and many others describing him as a hero. but already seven people were dead and more than 20 critically injured. 30—year—old christine archibald from canada is the first of those killed to have been named. she left canada to be with herfiance and died in his ar

do you agree with cressida dick on that?the principle of british police being armed is the right one. key events there needs to be, the public need to know that there are armed police available if there is an incident, but the local policing isjust as an incident, but the local policing is just as important, an incident, but the local policing isjust as important, if not more so. isjust as important, if not more so. 0k. thank you very much. thank you. pf thank you to tom brake, neil coyle, labour candidate for bermondsey and old southwark. and the conservative candidate. we are at borough market in south—east london. this is where on saturday night three men armed with knives decided to run up and down this main area and attack revellers from all over the world who happened to be having a drink, having a meal in the bars and restaurants. that, after, they had taken a white van and driven it at pedestrians on london bridge. it caused carnage on saturday night. chaos, panic. but so many tales of extraordinary heroism actually

the head of metropolitan police, cressida dick, speaking to the bbc asian network.iples of a deal with northern ireland's democratic unionist party to help keep the conservatives in power. theresa may is leading a minority administration following the outcome of the general election and needs the help of ten dup mps to survive. let's talk to akash praun from the institute of government. first, let's deal with this matter of confidence and supply. in brief terms, how does it work? in simple terms, how does it work? in simple terms, a confidence and supply agreement is a way of making government work in a hung parliament that falls somewhere between a full coalition, which we have between 2010 and 2015 between the conservatives and lib dems, of course, and that the other end of the spectrum, a pure minority government which doesn't have any agreement with any other party and basically has to live from hand to mouth and put together temporary coalitions as each issue comes up. with a confidence and supply deal, we will wait to see exactly what the two parties agree. we

cressida dick speaking to bbc asian network's rickin majithia. now it's time for the weather.lor is still here, i thought you had gone home! i wish, here for a few more hours yet! weather—wise today, a bit mixed, sunshine and warmth, very pleasant, for others it was cloudy and cruel. tomorrow we switch around, where you had sunshine today it will be cloudy and cooler, where you had rain, it will be brighter and warmer. let me show you what is going on, a deep area of low pressure to the west of us area of low pressure to the west of us in the atlantic, those that got caught of it were to the west of that with a big, strong northerly flow but at the moment a weather front is crossing the country, especially across england, it's what brought the rain in northern and western england earlier on, producing drizzle in southern england leaving murky conditions in the channel but the temperatures, a muqqy the channel but the temperatures, a muggy night to come in the south—east corner. elsewhere temperatures in the teens as we start sunday morning. showers around from first thing, sco

the element spoken about by cressida dick, the commissioner, was it being guided in some way from overseasssumption at the moment that wasn't necessarily the case. the ideology might have come from overseas, but it doesn't seem at this stage to be a guiding hand. there is a reassurance element to the investigation, overnight sprouting new barriers on three of the main london bridges, a barrier between the roadway and the pavement, so any vehicle that chose to drive off the roadway into crowds of people on the pavement would bump into those barriers, a form of protection for pedestrians in the capital. daniel sandford at scotland yard, thank you. the first victim of the attack to be named is 30—year—old canadian national christine archibald. she was living in the netherlands with her fiance and had travelled to london with him for the weekend. a french citizen was also killed, and four others seriously hurt. four australians are also known to have been caught up in the attack. one british transport police officer and five metropolitan officers were also wounded. a total of 48 people were in

and the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick has said we need to step up our game.ovides analysis on a number of global security issues. it is the third attack in as many months. why do you think we are suddenly seeing this? and add to that the fifth plot since the westminster attack. that is important. following it, the isis magazine produced a storyline effectively declaring war on the united kingdom, that the uk is now the primary target in their focus, just like france had to bear the brunt between 2014—15, belgium and germany last year, it seems britain has become the focus for the group. they are carrying out similar attacks through what they calljust terror, picking up a knife, using a car at terror, picking up a knife, using a carata terror, picking up a knife, using a car at a lethal weapon, whatever they can do to hit the country consistently through a series plots. they put out an image of white van, a knife and bridge in the days before the attack? yes, visualisation is very important for the group, it serves the purpose, the group, it serves the purpose

the metropolitan police commisioner, cressida dick, and the mayor of london, sadiq khan, were among thoseattended. afterwards, many muslims attended prayers at the mosque. simon clemsion spoke to some of them. they came to break their fast with prayer, just as they had 2a hours earlier. a demonstration that nothing has changed. ramadan, too important to miss. everyone's still feeling shocked by what happened and there's a little bit of fear but at there's a little bit of fear but at the same time, no one's staying away hiding ‘cause of the same time, no one‘s staying away hiding ‘cause of what happened, everyone‘s still coming out to pray. of course we're coming, it's the mosque, you have to pray. we cannot run away from our prayer. it‘s after midnight and it was about this time last night that the attack took place. people have come to other parts of london to pray here at the mosque tonight in a show of solidarity. they‘ve been embracing in the streets. but the leaders here have told me despite it being one of the busiest times within ramadan, it has been quieter tonight, some have stay

cressida dick speaking earlier. we can now return to the concert in manchester.and the security implications. thank you. this is a concept that ariana grande's manager says has an even greater purpose now in the wake of the attacks in london last night. there is a strong police presence, as you would expect, as we were told there would be. just over my shoulder you may be able to see a couple of armed officers from humberside police. one of a number of other police forces helping the greater manchester police with a huge security operation around this concept. the assistant chief co nsta ble of concept. the assistant chief constable of greater manchester police issued a statement this morning saying we are deeply saddened to hear about last night's horrific attacks in london. and reminding the public in manchester today that they should feel assured by the strong police security presence in manchester. of course also asking people to be vigilant. members of the public are hugely grateful to the work of the emergency services. hundreds of people have been standing

that was cressida dick, the commissioner of the metropolitan police, i just want to show you some ofhat have been left here as people come to pay their respects to the person who died in this attack, and also the others who have been injured. on the wall, you might be able to see posters that have been stuck to the wall, united against all terror, turn to love, which we saw prominently at the london bridge attack as well. muslim communities have been calling for increased action to tackle the growth of islamophobia and hate crime in recent months. daniela relph reports. prayers on the streets outside finsbury park mosque. just a couple of hours after the attack. a public practice of faith from a community feeling vulnerable. during the morning, the mosque was surrounded by police and others here to reassure. but there is deep frustration and some fear. no—one feels safe. we cannot go to the mosque without looking behind our backs. we have to look behind our backs to practice religion. we are living in fear. many share that sentiment from across all communities that there is a general

cressida dick said officers are carrying out a number of very extensive terror investigations after ar of recent attacks on top of having to deal with a rise in violent crime. she was speaking to oui’ violent crime. she was speaking to our home affairs correspondent. three terrorist attacks, five more foils. a devastating fire. all this on top of rising violent crime in london. the pace feels relentless for the metropolitan police. we're not having any fewer calls for help from the public so we are stretched. today the commission revealed that she was now talking to ministers about the £400 million of savings scotla nd about the £400 million of savings scotland yard said it must make by 2020. we do undoubtedly need a very capable police service in the future for all the reasons that people can see, i'm sure we can become more efficient but we need the resources to do the job and i'm talking to the government and the mayor about that. metropolitan police sources say they confident the government will listen and provide more funding. the home office insisted it would ensure they have th

comments by cressida dick, the commissioner of the metropolitan police in london, who said the majorityy posed from people in the uk, home—grown threats. were you supposed to hear her say that? not at all. all of these events, they shock us but don't surprise us. since 2005... in the years ahead, and we can work together to build a stronger, fairer and more prosperous britain for us all. but it is only a conservative vote on thursday that will deliver that vision of a stronger, fairer, more prosperous britain. and we have... applause we have just two more full days of campaigning to go out there around the country, out there earning the support of people to work together for that stronger future, for that brighter future for this country. and i believe passionately that we can build that better britain for the future, because the promise of brexit is great. the opportunities out there are enormous. we can work together to build that better future for us all. we can work for a better country where it doesn't matter who your parents are, it depends on your willingness to work hard. a coun

earlier, the community held a vigil attended by the commissioner of the metropolitan police, cressida dickof communities fighting division. what you have seen in the last 2a hours is muslims, jews, christians, hindus, sikhs, those of organised faith and those that are not, rich, poor, old and young and coming together and saying, not in our name. officers continue to hold a man arrested under terror law, who the bbc understands to be 47—year—old darren osborne from cardiff. his family are said to be in shock and disbelief. in a moment, we'll speak to our correspondent tomos morgan, who is outside the suspect‘s house in cardiff. but first let's go to our correspondent lisa hampele, who is at the scene in finsbury park. how are people feeling there today? we had that vigil last night. the police said there will be a strong presence at other mosques. what is the mood today? this is a proud multicultural part of london. maybe less gentrified than other parts, but where communities have lived happily side—by—side, multi—faith communities, for years. everyone is pulling together. see the flowers

later today, sadiq khan will be joined by the commissioner, cressida dick, to reveal how they plan toe routes will have no service at all, and others will operate a limited timetable during morning and evening peak periods. the overtime ban, ordered by the aslef union, is in protest against the implementation of driver—only operated trains. five london boroughs are falling below the national average when it comes to broadband. southwark, westminster, lambeth, hackney and the city of london are all lagging behind the rest of the uk, with slower speeds, according to a new survey by which. other authorities, like broxbourne, reading and enfield, have some of the fastest broadband in the country. a mother has given her baby the name bobby after he was born outside chiswick police station. rebecca fox was on her way home from hospital last thursday when she started having pains. she pulled up at the police station and called for help. police staff memberjacky brosnan and pc holly foran, who you can see, were on hand to help deliver the newborn. let's have a look at the travel situation now

we have heard this phrase, a new reality, being used by cressida dick, the current commissioner of thehever government is elected after thursday, what do you think their priorities are, in terms of responding to this new reality. we need to look at the prevent strategy first of the present prime minister has talked about reviewing counterterrorism and i think that should include the prevent strategy. the prevent strategy is one of the four strands of counterterrorism strategies, which is designed to look at stopping radicalisation. the muslim community, significant members of the muslim community, have difficulties with that. it is important that that confidence and the community is essential. we need to review that, and look at the good things about prevent and make sure we are able to use it. it should be about safeguarding, if you have someone about safeguarding, if you have someone who has gone report, has mental health problems, is acting bizarrely, they should be brought before the authorities and the authorities make an assessment. this is someone who need support and assistance

the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick has to be careful about not intervening in a generalon radio this morning said they need more resources. resources have been slashed and cut by theresa may, home secretary and prime minister of this country, and it's notjust police we are talking about, we are talking about armed police. armed police have been reduced by about 1000 in the last few years. this morning a government minister went through a series of excruciating interviews because she refused to accept, or even answer the fact, that the last few years those armed police numbers have been slashed. the reality is as i have said people have to ask themselves a question. if the prime minister has systematically slashed police numbers and armed police numbers, and is kowtowing to a saudi dictatorship which is exporting international extremism in this country and other countries, is she a threat herself to national security? the reason i ask is because today steve hilton, the former head of strategy for david cameron, a conservative adviser, demanded her resignation because of t

you had the prime minister and sadiq khan and jeremy corbyn and cressida dick, the head of the met, sayinglim community and about what they hear about this attack seems to be important and it is critical they get this right. crucially important to all communities that they get the message right, not only for the politicians but also the media as well. when you look at the stats regarding islamaphobia commie there have been a two thirds rise on attacks in london and it goes under the radar a bit. there are spikes in these attacks as and when we have terrorist incident in the uk, but the upsetting thing is it is young muslims in schools who are being targeted and it is muslim communities in london and politicians need to address that and the concerns of the community. what you have seen today is people coming out very quickly. within eight minutes they called it a potential terrorist attack and it is crucial from their perspective that they get that message out. it is day one of the brexit talks and an opportunity to reset the tone after some of the mudslinging over the last year, but we lea

ask cressida dick.weeting it, you are giving people a sense that that is where you stand — that is what you believe. ! “fig? hqe‘ ”i'éfi ask nick padgett brown. do you think the police or fire and emergency services are covering up the number of people thatjumped out of that tower on that night? i wasn't there. people on the ground say they saw more than has been suggested. and do you think the number of dead is not being revealed because you worry it will lead to civil unrest? the truth is, the media cycle is now beginning to move on to other things. that is the truth. what people say is, in two, three weeks' time, if you start to reveal the numbers, things have moved on. you could turn round and say, i understand how painful this is, i really do. but i also see it's complicated. you know better than i do that some of the homes were sublet. some people have not been as happy to come forward, even if they have survived, even if they know people survived, because they may not have a legal status either in

the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has confirmed that resources are being shifted toor attacks in london and manchester. ms dick said the terror attacks had taken place against a background of increasing demand on policing in london and this had an impact on other investigations. we have supplemented the network from some of our crime resources, nationally and beyond. and we need to do that. and we are shifting chisora says —— we are shifting resources and people across the net. this does have an impact on other investigations. we've had to pause some and slow on others and that's just a necessity. soldiers have shot dead a suspected suicide bomber in brussels as he triggered a small explosion at one of its busist railway stations. prosecutors said the bomb consisted of nails and gas bottles placed inside a bag and they were treating it as a terrrorist incident. no—one else is believed to have been injured. king salman of saudi arabia has changed the line of succession to make his son, mohammed bin salman, the crown prince and first in line to the throne. prince salma

>> reporter: well, we've been hearing from metropolitan police cressida dick in the last hour.ith raids around 4:00 a.m. this morning. we had 12 arrests yesterday at four different properties over the course of the day. we understand there have been more arrests so far this morning. although we're not sure of the numbers. she also said they have identified the attackers but would not yet be releasing the names of the individuals. when they continue to figure out whether there were people involved in helping with this attack. it took place just down the road through here. you can see it through the piece cordon here at the end of the street still closed and borough high street another major thoroughfare still closed as well. they are allowing a few office workers in there to collect their belongings. and we understand passengers going through the train station are being allowed to exit and more enter. this has turned into a bit of a hot potato between conservatives just days ahead of the general election here. theresa may is under a lot of pressure with her numbers. one of the p

cressida dick/metropolitan police commissioner: "it's clear to me the courage of those people during and following the attack as extraordinary and i pay tribute to all of them." ( marty ) after the attack president trump took to twitter. he tweeted: "we need to be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety!" ( marty ) the attack happened on the eve a benefit concert for the victims of last month's attack in manchester. 22 people were killed, and dozens more were injured when a bomber blew himself up just as an ariana grande concert was wrapping up. grande is headlining the benefit tonight. numerous stars including justin bieber and katy perry have all signed on for the show with all proceeds going to aemergency fund setup to helphe ( marty @ landing ) poce in the phillippines say the suspect in a casino attack in manila was deeply in debt who was addicted to gambling. the philippines president visited the families of victims of the attack staff and guests of "resorts world manila" were among the 37 peop

cressida dick said yesterday this will cause us to talk about resources because they are hard to predictvent. >> so president trump has his moment on twitter where he first decides to go after the mayor of london and has a sensitivity misplay. now comes back to u.s. policy and says despite all of the spin from the white house and claims of fake media for calling the executive order on travel a ban. he says it is a ban. he wants the original one, christiane. we remember the car veout for christians and targeted the majority muslim populations. what is the impact? >> the impact is more legalese in the united states and more protests than the likes of which we are having. that language is really important. we were all saying muslim ban before. we were told no, it is not a muslim ban and this or that. this has a huge impact of how police and authorities are trying to certainly overseas are trying to best deal with the issues. the one thing we hear all the time is that, a, the threat we are facing here in europe and also in the united states is not from people coming from outside. not since 9

the commissioner cressida dick said the threats they are facing are not overseas. they are home grown. >> thank you, alex. let's bring in our panel. we have clarissa ward and terrorism analysts paul cruickshank and juliet. we have been talking about the different approach. they know the names of the attackers and not releasing them to the press or public in the united states. they put out pictures of the suspects or attackers. they ask the public for help, but british are playing it closer to the vest. >> that is right. some of this may be reaction to the leaks in the manchester attack two weeks ago. a concern that loose lips sink ships. this is an ongoing investigation. the round ups. and the hopes that may deter future terrorists. if you bring in the wife or mother or daughter, that will deter. we have seen these cases unfold. some of the arrests will go away. the big concern is is there an international tie to the conspiracy of the three men to kill on saturday night. that has to be key interest to the british to ensure others are not behind them planning simila

the commissioner of the metropolitan police, cressida dick.ew moments ago. a message that any attack like this on the community cannot succeed, and will not succeed. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, saying there needs to be extra resources for policing in london. certainly no more cuts in policing for london. he was saying they would be extra patrols to reassure the muslim community in particular. in parts of london like tinsley park mosque. we can see their son the flowers from people in tribute to the man he died. whitten injured. —— the man he died. whitten injured. —— the man he died. whitten injured. —— the man who died. one of a number of sites around where it happened last night. flowers being left by members of the community. others who have come from outside. tories left as well. mainly flowers. a message saying standing together, one community. let's get a report of all the developments so far. as we were hearing from the commissioner, one person has died in ten had been injured. it's shortly after midnight and worshippers who have j

earlier the community held a vigil attended by the commissioner of the metropolitan police cressida dickr of london who spoke of communities fighting division. what you've seen over the last 2a hours is muslims, jews, christians, hindus, sikhs, those members of an organised faith and those that aren't, rich, poor, old, young, coming together and saying, ‘not in our name'. officers are continuing to hold a man arrested under terror laws who the bbc understands to be 47—year—old darren osborne from cardiff. his family said they were in shock and disbelief. our correspondent simon clemison is in finsbury park. simon, we were hearing in your report about the vigil, talk of unity. we can see the hashtag behind you, uniteded against all terror. what is the mood there now? hi, very good morning, joanna. well, this really was what we saw overnight, what i onced, was a demonstration of strength by a community doing little more than what they would normally do. they came to prayers injust what they would normally do. they came to prayers in just the same way had this not attack taken place. i was

already, what from what cressida dick said this morning, there is a lot of computer evidence for themis case, that these three men did it on their own, they'll all dead, there will be, of course, in quest for the seven people who died and three men who are believed to have killed them. for that, there will need to be an enormous amount of evidence and critically, lessons going forward, the police will want to know absolutely everything about what happened and how it was done. daniel, thank you for being there at scotla nd daniel, thank you for being there at scotland yard for us. let's get an update on those who we re let's get an update on those who were injured. simon jones let's get an update on those who were injured. simonjones is at kings college hospital. we've had an update from nhs in england, 36 people injured are still being treated in five hospitals in the capital. of those, 18 are in a critical condition and at this particular hospital, seven are receiving critical care. doctors say it is likely to remain that way for several days or even weeks. the injuries they are deal

but as was being explained by the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, they had to go intointo a very dangerous situation to bring these patients out. you mentioned the manchester attack, barely a fortnight since that attack. it was at the ariana grande concept. she, along with other key big acts, is performing a benefit concert tonight in manchester and that is still going ahead. it starts in a few hours' time. anita mcveigh joins ahead. it starts in a few hours' time. anita mcveighjoins us now from manchester. yes, this huge concert, the one love manchester concert tonight to raise money for the victims of the manchester arena attack. the gays are now open around the old trafford cricket ground. i would not say people are streaming in because it isa people are streaming in because it is a very orderly queue with lots of security checks. people are being checked, they have been asked not to bring bags, but banks are being checked. it is a very meticulous process in line with the ultra—tight security around this event. despite that, the atmosphere is incredibly calm. were i

cressida dick said today she did not favour and did not think it would make us a safer country if weed every officer in the uk. i agree with her but that does not mean we shouldn't have more resources and off that £300 million the liberal democrats would give to the police force, some of that would go towards ensuring we have that capability. there's a question about people being allowed back in the country and that is a really good question, given we had a question about the powers we do or don't need. the government has, the home secretary has the power to issue temporary exclusion orders. in the last two years, she has used one. we know of people who potentially could have been stopped. it is not whether we have the powers, it is whether we use them. but it is notjust that because you say in your manifesto you want to rollback powers. you oppose powers for the security services to read encrypted messages, you oppose taking internet history, you oppose the anti—radicalisation prevent strategy and you once talked about a paranoid, authoritarian state. you are the new no powers man.

chief cressida dick. >> i'd just remind people that we have literally thousands, tens of thousands ofe who we would regard as subjects of interest. >> reporter: on saturday night it took eight minutes for police to shoot the three attackers dead wearing what turned out to be fake suicide belts. back on the bridge, though, victims were fighting for their lives. the police know who the attackers have but haven't named this. this is believed to be them caught on cell phone video on the prowl for people to stab just before they were killed leaving mayhem in their wake and a trail of shocked and bleeding victims. minutes before the attack, brad myers on vacation from florida took a self fi on the bridge and then he heard the van mount the sidewalk. you saw it excel rate? >> yes. >> here is the photo he took afterwards, victims and their possessions strewn all over the road. >> i do think that everyone needs to see what is going on and what we're up against. >> reporter: britain's prime minister theresa may this morning put it into words. >> this was an attack on london and the united kingd

first responders, the people who go out running into danger, as the prime minister was saying and cressida dickving once they get to a unit like your. indeed. they were treated at the scene, many of them very quickly. the ambulances were there within six minutes. they were brought to five hospitals, including once like this, major trauma units with everything they need. medics on stand—by, people came in as soon they were told they needed to. many just came in of their own accord, this is the exact place they need to be, a major trauma unit like this. you have a very positive chance, depending on how series —— syria's raw injury is. one of the victim -- asier riesgo injury is. one of the mothers of the victims was saying that he was stabbed when he was outside a bar in borough market last night. i spoke to some of his friends, two of whom kept him alive. when he went back into the pub, one of his friends put it pressure packed on the stab wound and took him back into the pub. he was brought to this hospital by police officers in the back of a police car, putting pressure on that win. he is now