london fire brigade were called in this afternoon. they had to call in a number of firefighters and fire engines from neighbouring fire crews in and around barking, dag m, east fire that is currently engulfing up to the six floor. they say at this stage they don't have an understanding of what is causing the blaze, and the london metropolitan police are also they are assisting london fire brigade. they say they haven't had any injuries reported to them, as has the london ambulance — they are also on the scene trying to assist people. but there has been an update from the london fire brigade on their twitter account. let's see if we can take a look at that update. it says... confirming what you said there. those pictures look fairly dramatic of the flames. interesting when we first broke this news, it was a smaller number of fire engines and firefighters — that seems to have increased in the last hour? in the last half hour. they started off with 75 firefighters on the scene, which has increased to 100 firefighters. pictures from clearly local residents on twitter showing how aggressive this fire is in that area. london's metropolitan police have also advised

around 100 firefighters have brought a large fire at a block of flats in east london under control. 15s near barking, where the fire had engulfed six floors of the building. the cause of the fire is not yet known, and two people have been taken to hospital with minor injuries. barking and dagenham council has opened a rest centre and says it will be arranging temporary accommodation for those who need it. 0ur correspondent, leigh milner, was in barking earlier and spoke to the fire brigade's incident commander at the scene. we've had an extensive fire today. the fire service were called at 3:31pm and, at its height, we had 15 fire engines, and a number of our specialist appliances, aerial appliances and fire rescue units. and at its height, we had about 130 firefighters fighting an extensive fire. unfortunately, there have been multiple properties that have been affected by this incident, but we are working really hard to minimise the disruption, working with our partners. and more importantly, are people safe? have we had any injuries? unfortunately, we have had two injuries but, than

a block of flats in barking in east london, we are hearing that there are ten fire engines attending m the london fire brigade saying ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters have been called to a fire at a block of flats on de pass gardens in east london, and they say more info soon, so they will be providing updates, and we will be providing updates, and we will provide you with updates as we get them, so a fire has broken out there, at a block of flats in barking in east london, and we will keep you right up to date here on bbc news. 0ld rivals will go head—to—head shortly in the women's world cup in france — when england take on scotland in nice. scotland are making their debut in the tournament — while england are one of the favourites to win the competition. 0ur sports reporterjane dougall has been spending time with both camps this week — and kick—off is in in just over half an hour. not too long to go now? we are counting the minutes, and the stadium is starting to fill up with fans, we are going to be fighting with the pa system, i'm afraid, it is quite loud. the players a

i deeply regret it. 15 fire engines are attending a fire at a block of flats in east london. six floors of the building are alight — no injuries have been reported. chanting. there are reports of violence at huge protest in hong kong against a new law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to china. police are investigating after two female actors were targeted in an alleged homophobic attack in southampton. we're just two people looking for happiness, like everybody else is. so i don't really understand why we're met with aggression from strangers to strangers. stuttering run—up. .. cheering. england beat switzerland on penalties to finish third in the nations league. and england are 2—0 up against scotland at half time in the women's world cup. good evening. the conservative leadership candidate michael gove has admitted he commited a criminal offence when he took cocaine on several occasions. speaking for the first time about his use of the class a drug he said he had a "profound sense of regret" about it. it happened while he was working as a journalist 20

suspected criminals to be extradited to china. 100 firefighters tackle a blaze at a block of flats in east london. two people have been taken to hospital with minor injuries. so i picked up my sons and my missus, and wejust ran — just ran out. and as we came out the front door, behind us was the most raging fire i've ever — scariest thing i've ever seen. police are investigating after two female actors were targeted in an alleged homophobic attack in southampton. england hang on to beat scotland 2—1 in the women's world cup. good evening. the conservative leadership candidate, michael gove, has admitted he commited a criminal offence when he took cocaine on several occasions. speaking for the first time about his use of the class a drug, he said he had a profound sense of regret about it. it happened while he was working as a journalist 20 years ago. here's our political correspondent, susana mendonca. these weren't the headlines michael gove would have been hoping for this weekend as he embarked on setting out his pitch for the tory leadership. after it emerged that he'd taken cocaine 20 years a

joining me now from east london is eilidh macpherson.nd has been working with nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's family. . thanks forjoining us. what impact do you expect the latest actions between the uk and iran to have on nazanin's case? thanks for having me. it's important to know in this case there has been constant rumours of the political implications of lots of different factors in her case. ultimately it's almost impossible to know what impact that will have on her case. we as amnesty alongside richard and his family and his coalition of supporters will continue to call for her unconditional release. what attitude are you seeing in iran to other people with dual nationality? we've seen a pattern of dual nationals being targeted, which has increased in recent months. we see nazanin's continued detention and the games that have been played between the iranians authorities and her treatment as part of this. what's your view of nazanin and richards decision to go on hunger strike?|j decision to go on hunger strike?” mean it's heartbreaking

he ran a fitness centre in east london — where the ringleader khuram butt worked. espondent richard lister. just after midnight, a week before the carnage on london bridge and borough market, the three attackers are outside the ummah fitness centre in east london. it's a place they know well. khuram butt, the ringleader, worked in the ummah fitness centre for months, and all three are thought to have trained there. but the owner of this gym, sajeel shahid, repeatedly refused to be interviewed by police in the aftermath of the attacks, despite the fact that he had another connection to butt as well. mr shahid founded this islamic school nearby, where butt taught the koran to children aged between three and seven. and analysis of the attackers‘ phones showed dozens of calls and hundreds of texts between butt and mr shahid. today in court, though, he gave his side of the story. dominic adamson represents one of the bereaved families and said... mr shahid, whose face we can't show for legal reasons, said... mr shahid said that his colleagues at the gym also used his pho

sajeel shahid ran the ummah fitness centre in east london, where the attack ringleader khuram butt worked were plotting. from the old bailey, here's our correspondent richard lister. just after midnight, a week before the carnage on london bridge and borough market, the three attackers are outside the ummah fitness centre in east london. it's a place they know well. khuram butt, the ringleader, worked in the ummah fitness centre for months, and all three are thought to have trained there. but the owner of this gym, sajeel shahid, repeatedly refused to be interviewed by police in the aftermath of the attacks, despite the fact that he had another connection to butt as well. mr shahid founded this islamic school nearby, where butt taught the koran to children aged between three and seven. and analysis of the attackers' phones showed dozens of calls and hundreds of texts between butt and mr shahid. today in court, though, he gave his side of the story. dominic adamson represents one of the bereaved families and said... mr shahid, whose face we can't show for legal reasons, said... mr shahid s

late last night in east london a man in his 20s was stabbed to death. that. very different incidents, different matters in different circumstances, but what unites them is the fact they both involved knives. there have been more than 30 fatal knife incidents in london so far this year and last year across england and wales that was the highest number of fatal knife incidents recorded since records began. thank you. the foreign secretary jeremy hunt appears to be toughening his stance on brexit in an effort to win supporters from the front—runner in the conservative party leadership race, borisjohnson. mr hunt told the sunday times he would consider withholding some of what's known as the "divorce bill" if the eu fails to improve its deal — and again said he would be willing to take the uk out of the eu on october the 31st without an agreement. details have been emerging about the brexit negotiating teams both men are forming to help them if they get to number ten. here with me now is politics correspondent tom barton. on this jeremy hunt on thisjeremy h

a new day a new crime scene last night here in east london a 15 year old was stabbed to death with a knife. social worker paul mckenzie has visited many such crime scenes but this time it really gets to him the victim was a friend of his nephew. 3 watches and you see these are everywhere you see a bunch of flowers years ago and it meant something you really saw when i was very red the request. is too many to read more than the only because somebody wanted to prove something to somebody else that's that's the sad thing is that life has become a point system. and now somebody somewhere say that. they know that and that person gets hurt. often it's a case of rivalry between members of youth gangs but innocent bystanders can also fall victim to knife crime. only in some gangs knifing someone is proof a youngster is worthy of belonging to a gang. like 13 years old be diversified not by. what happens mackenzie talks to gang members and makes videos to show how quickly things are the serial rating in some parts of london. why do you carry a 15 inch not pretty big and you get scared but if y

we've been hearing from sajeel shahid, who ran a fitness centre in east london where the three londonran a religious school in east london where one of the attackers, khuram butt, volunteered to teach the koran. today the court heard mr shahid was previously accused of running terrorist training camps in pakistan until today mr shahid refused to co—operate with the investigation into the london bridge a tt ra cts investigation into the london bridge attracts and not spoken to the investigating team. he came to court this morning to deny allegations against him and said while he was involved in a political organisation in the uk and in pakistan, he was never a leader of that group and he left the organisation in 2001 when he felt their beliefs became too radical. it was also reported in the press that mr shahid ran a training camp where one of the 2005 london bombers received explosive trainings and when questioned about that mr shahid said it was not true, i never met him. we also heard from the senior investigating officer this morning, the detective superintendent rebecca rigg, who

a man in his late 20s died from knife wounds in east london last night. latest now from our reporterjohn mcmanus. john, what more can you tell us? in south london police and paramedics were called to the property behind me at 3:30am yesterday morning and found a 26—year—old women eight months pregnant who had been stabbed and u nfortu nately pregnant who had been stabbed and unfortunately she died at the scene. paramedics were able to save her child who was taken to hospital and remains ina child who was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition. the police officer leading the investigation says it is horrific and is appealing for any witnesses oi’ and is appealing for any witnesses or anybody who can help them put together the sequence of events that may have led to the stabbing. a37—year—old man has been arrested and in custody, on suspicion of murder. police say they are keeping an open mind in terms of the motive for this attack and this is one of two incidents in london this weekend. the other one in east london where a man in his 20s was

i deeply regret it. 100 firefighters tackle a blaze at a block of flats in east london. and wejust ran — just ran out. and as we came out the front door, behind us was the most raging fire i've ever — scariest thing i've ever seen. chanting. violence flares at a huge protest in hong kong against a new law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to china. police are investigating after two female actors were targeted

suspected criminals to be extradited to china. 100 firefighters tackle a blaze at a block of flats in east london — no injuries have been reported. so i picked up my sons and my missus, and wejust ran — just ran out. and as we came out the front door, behind us was the most raging fire i've ever — scariest thing i've ever seen. police are investigating after two female actors were targeted in an alleged homophobic attack in southampton. it comes through, and it is number two for england! and england hang on to beat scotland 2—1 in the women's world cup. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. england open their world cup campaign with a win against scotland, but a late goal set up a tense finale. and a penalty shoot—out victory for england, as they finish off their nations league campaign with a win over switzerland. and the king of clay reigns supreme! rafa nadal wins a 12th french open final at roland garros. also coming up in the programme... india impress at the cricket world cup... they defeat the holders australia at the oval. hello and w

a man in his late 20s died from knife wounds in east london last night. r reporterjohn mcmanus. john, what details do you have? police and paramedics were called to this address in south london at 3:30am yesterday to reports of a woman having a cardiac arrest. they found a 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant, as you say, and she had been stabbed. paramedics work ha rd to had been stabbed. paramedics work hard to save her life but she died at the scene, and they were able to save the life of her baby, who was taken to hospital, where it remains ina taken to hospital, where it remains in a critical condition. we don't know the circumstances leading up to the incident, but it has been described as horrific and there are appeals for witnesses to come forward to help establish a sequence of events that led to this. as you say, this is the second incident in london this weekend. late last night police were called to reports of a man being stabbed in newham, which is in east london. and on wednesday a teenager was stabbed to death in west london. he had run

and the top story in the uk: an investigation has begun into a fire in east london which forced residentso spend the night in temporary accommodation. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. pound pressure. how the race to number ten downing street is affecting the price of stirling. trade war impact. what numbers out this week will tell us about the us— china trade war —— sterling. hello and welcome to this monday edition of asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. of asia business report. i am shara njit leyl. now, of asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. now, the pound remains under pressure this morning as the contest to find britain's next prime minister officially kicks off later. that is as nominations for the leadership of the ruling conservative party are set to close, and with a very real possibility of and with a very real possibility of ano and with a very real possibility of a no deal brexit looming, traders are braced for more falls in stirling. this is where it is trading right now. earlier i asked a market analyst where he sees the pound heading

suspected criminals to be extradited to china. 100 firefighters tackle a blaze at a block of flats in east londond up my sons and my missus, and wejust ran — just ran out. and as we came out the front door, behind us was the most raging fire i've ever — scariest thing i've ever seen. police are investigating after two female actors were targeted

wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock on friday afternoon and another was shot in plumstead in south—east london arrests in connection with each death. there is international concern about an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo, which is already the second worst in history. between 2013 and 2016, the disease killed nearly 11,000 people in west africa, and last year it was detected in the drc and uganda. so far, more than 2000 people have been infected and more than 1,400 people have died. yesterday, the world health organisation said it was "very much an emergency" in the region, but not a global threat. we're joined now by dr callum semple, a specialist in child health and outbreak medicine, at alder hey children's hospital. here in uganda, authorities have been very prepared for months now. they have experience dealing with it, and different from the drc, the community here knows about ebola. literacy levels are much higher, the stability in this part of the country, unlike in eastern congo, and therefore when a family of six came into the country this week, three of them had

a man in his late 20s died from knife wounds in east london last night. r reporterjohn mcmanus. john what more can you tell us? police and paramedics called here to thornton heath in south london at 3:30am yesterday, where they found a 26—year—old woman who was eight months pregnant, as you say, with sta b months pregnant, as you say, with stab wounds. she died at the scene but paramedics were able to save her child, who was taken to hospital and remains ina child, who was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition. police say they have arrested a 37—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he is still being questioned and police are saying they would like anyone with more details about what happened to come forward. this isa what happened to come forward. this is a profoundly shocking incident, and we have had a tweet from the mayor, sadiq khan, and violence has no place on our streets, and his heart goes out to those who have died and were injured. a man in his 20s was stabbed to death in newham yesterday, and an enquiry is under way there. very d

sajeel shahid ran the ummah fitness centre in east london where the attack ringleader khuram butt workedold bailey, here's our correspondent richard lister. just after midnight, a week before the carnage on london bridge and borough market, the three attackers are outside the ummah fitness centre in east london. it's a place they know well. khuram butt, the ringleader, worked in the ummah fitness centre for months, and all three are thought to have trained there. but the owner of this gym, sajeel shahid, repeatedly refused to be interviewed by police in the aftermath of the attacks, despite the fact that he had another connection to butt as well. mr shahid founded this islamic school nearby, where butt taught the koran to children aged between three and seven. and analysis of the attackers' phones showed dozens of calls and hundreds of texts between butt and mrshahid. today in court, though, he gave his side of the story. dominic adamson represents one of the bereaved families and said... mr shahid, whose face we can't show for legal reasons, said... mr shahid said that his colleagues at

wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock on friday afternoon and another was shot in plumstead in south—east londonde arrests in connection with each death. thousands of people, including rapper stormzy, joined a silent march last night to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. the event was held to mark the second anniversary of the disaster which killed 72 people. the bishop of kensington told a memorial service it was a "national shame" that flammable cladding remained in place on more than 200 high—rise buildings in england. the world health organisation says it is "deeply concerned" about an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo, which is already the second worst in history. the international health body is working with neighbouring countries to prepare for any possible spread of the disease, but says the response on the ground "remains overstretched and underfunded". homophobic and transphobic attacks — including harassment, stalking and physical assault — have more than doubled since 2014, according to home office statistics. the new analysis comes after a number of

suspected criminals to be extradited to china 130 firefighters tackle a blaze at a block of flats in east london — two people have been taken to hospital with minor injuries. so i picked up my sons and my missus, and wejust ran — just ran out. and as we came out the front door, behind us was the most raging fire i've ever — scariest thing i've ever seen. and england hang on to beat scotland 2—1 in the women's world cup. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist, tony grew and the entertainment broadcaster, caroline frost. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i says that the environment secretary michael gove has apologised for taking cocaine, and reports it threatens his conservative leadership bid. the metro leads on the fact that eight out of ii contenders to become prime minster have admitted they've taken drugs. the guardian reports that mr gove‘s challenge for number 10 is on the brink after his admission. the mail takes a slightly different slant insisting the beleagured minister is vowing

this was quite a east, london earlier on today. tion of the morning which was further towards the west. a lot of rain across the eastern half of northern ireland, western scotland. a rain band working showery bursts further towards the east. if you have had a dry day thus far, at some point east of the pennines, east anglia, the south—east, you will see some rain. clearing overnight for northern parts of scotland. returning to the south—west and wales to start the new day. showery bursts, not a particularly cold start. but that is the setup. this time the pressure chart showing the low pressure towards the west, that is the unsettled driver of the weather. the showers being enhanced every $0 weather. the showers being enhanced every so often as these bands of weather work their way around the southern and eastern flanks of that low pressure. not bad to start the day. the shower is largely confined to the south—western quarter. close to the south—western quarter. close to that low pressure for scotland and northern ireland. through t

read he did join via video link because of ill health we're told from belmarsh prison in south east london where he's serving a 15 week for bail violations now what the charges that he was listening to that were part of an 18 pounds indictment issued by the department of justice including charges under the espionage act among them soliciting and publishing classified information and funds conspiring to hack into a government computer those charges of course specifically relating to the publication back in 2010 of hundreds of thousands of classified u.s. military documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan published by wiki leaks the organization the mistress' are founded and heads he his team wiki leaks and his lawyers all contend that he is a journalist a publisher who did what other publishers in his position would have done and indeed he says did do by publishing this leaks material in the public interest while the u.s. department of justice sees things differently a quote from the indictment itself says the charges relate to mr assad just alleged role in one of the largest co

tortured wiki leaks publisher julian assange going underground went to belmarsh prison in south east london to speak to julian assange just father john shipton this is what he had to say it was a very emotional for you to see julian awful so yeah it's quid pro quo moving speech graphic pictures recently the last couple of months since his arrest has been growing public support is stupid oh well. yes we. it's been my. view and it's quite. possibly particularly is that. so the world washington post had a positive movie tory windy as opposed to that it took. 2 newspapers to sit and not feel good about julian for years. and on that note do you think that this sudden change into the mainstream media is due to the fact that since you're going to be like this being so often want to be asking are you think these newspapers are finally realizing julian's freedoms that it's yes. it's a bit light but. thinks. right and. just finally as julian sparrow of course was the famed for years says spirit still is spirit still strong in his determination to fight it you know like he tells me to do this do that

including really serious consequences then the conversation looks a little different romford here in east london is one of the places where metropolitan police have been testing their life facial recognition technology and the way that it works is pretty similar. a camera on this van here. checks everybody who walks by against a database of known suspects if the camera and the software find a match when a person is stopped and searched and potentially arrested. london's metropolitan police has been trialing facial recognition technology since 2016. the u.k. capital already has the 2nd highest concentration of c.c.t.v. cameras in the world only beijing has more it's why there's a reluctance among civil liberty groups like liberty and big brother watch to accept another layer of surveillance. we are supposed to just expect every time it's been used and we found that 98 percent of that much is have an accurate he identified in the survivors of the public as potentially once it's criminals 98 percent yes. a lot of this inaccuracy is down to bad data for quality images loaded into the algorithms imag

insider javid said about the capture of julius and you the un claims as being tortured in south east london do you see whistle blows as key to trying to trying to find out the reasons why britain bombs other countries well without these whistleblowers then much of this information simply wouldn't come to light and welcome to light in the in the future and you know they've provided an invaluable service it seems to me to the public interest and what is very regrettable is the tradition that we used to in a way i suppose take for granted that you know best addictive the journalists you know serious journalists like john pilger and so on seem to be something like in these days i mean robert fisk is a very unusual animal these days but arguably the house of commons didn't take much notice of robert fisk article he said about duma that a doctor he interviewed heard someone shouting gas and it was a white helmet to golding is why i witness video here b c w report it they said someone shouted gas but the they removed the idea that it was a white helmet the white helmets of course are funded by the

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a man is stabbed to death in east london — after four separate london attacks — leave three people deadave their homes in lincolnshire because of flooding, brought on by heavy rain. a major review of hospital food — after the deaths of 5 patients from listeria — is announced in england. four—time tour de france winner — chris froome says he's fully focused on getting back to his best after his high—speed crash on wednesday.

our political correspondent, matt cole, is in stratford in east london where tonight's debate was.art, the international secretary, drew the warmest applause. an audience of 116 floating voters all of whom said they might be minded to vote for the tories. some supported brexit and some are more remain minded. rory stewart got the warmest applause for his answers compared to his competitors however he is the man who is furthest behind by a long way in the race. he has the most ground to gain. it isn't the applause of people in the room he was seeking. he needs more support from mps in parliament. the next round of voting ta kes pla ce parliament. the next round of voting takes place on tuesday whereupon the candidates need at least the backing of 33 mps, minimum, to proceed in the contest. rory stewart got inaudible on tuesday, so applause for him but it may not be enough. an empty lector for borisjohnson, it may not be enough. an empty lector for boris johnson, the frontrunner. explain what he thought it wasn't necessary to take part. interesting, the debate began with an invitatio

our political correspondent, matt cole, is in stratford in east london where tonight's debate is taking happening tonight? how are the candidates dealing with the absence of borisjohnson? how are the candidates dealing with the absence of boris johnson?” think thus far and their answers they are not really mentioning him too much but it is very clear that he is not present, the set up of the cdl is that there are six podiums in the candidates are set out in alphabetical order and when we get to the podium where he should be, he is not there. the start of the debate it was made clear that channel 4 who are hosting this first televised debate are quite happy if he wants to turn up at any moment to join in and they will let him in. but i do not think that is very likely. no sign thus far and as things stand, he has said that he thought there would be too much of a cacophony for a blue on blue discussion into many candidates and thatis discussion into many candidates and that is why he is not here. i think thus far looking at the debate so far there has been some fisticuffs at the least ove

wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock on friday afternoon and another was shot in plumstead in south—east londonde arrests in connection with each death. thousands of people, including rapper stormzy, joined a silent march last night to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. the event was held to mark the second anniversary of the disaster which killed 72 people. the bishop of kensington told a memorial service, it was a "national shame" that flammable cladding remained in place on more than 200 high—rise buildings in england. homophobic and transphobic attacks — including harassment, stalking and physical assault — have more than doubled since 2014, according to home office statistics. the new analysis comes after a number of high profile attacks, including two women who were targeted on a bus in camden. reports of lgbt hate crime have increased by more than 140% in england and wales in the last five years. the company that owns the exam board, edexcel, say they've found a "serious breach of correct practice", while investigating how part of an a—level maths paper was leaked online. t

isa the flat that we are talking about is a flat that mrjohnson shares with his partner in south east london was the early hours of friday morning when officers from the met police went to the flat. this has come about because the guardian newspaper had a recording from a neighbour of mrjohnson, this neighbour made the recording in their flat, of the alleged row. neighbour made the recording in theirflat, of the alleged row. what theirflat, of the alleged row. what the neighbour said she heard, the woman screaming, a woman screaming followed by the slamming and banging. it's important to stress we haven't heard the recording ourselves. there is also, in the recording, mrjohnson's partner is alleged to be heard saying get off me and get out of my flat. mr johnson apparently can be heard refusing to leave the flat, telling her to get off his laptop before the loud bang. his partner, in that recording, is allegedly heard to say, you just don't care for anything because you're spiked. you have no care for money or anything. we've had a statement from the metropolitan police who have confirmed th