. 0k, emily unia, thank you very much indeed. | unia, thank you very much indeed. tweet from martin hewitt from the mpc c. i think the chair of the police chiefs as well. so it certainly seems that the metropolitan police are somewhat on the back foot, criticism from the home secretary and indeed the mayor of london, but as police chiefs has been pointing out to us over the past few hours, they feel that the legislation is confusing and they are being asked in many cases to enforce the unenforceable, especially as the number of covid cases shrinks stop we have just given you the latest uk records for covid, 52 new deaths within 28 days. the british—iranian woman, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who has just completed a five—year prison sentence in tehran, has again appeared in court to face new charges. she's accused of propaganda against iran, including taking part in a demonstration in london 12 years ago. earlier i spoke to nazanin�*s husband, richard ratcliffe, who told me about his conversation with his wife earlier. i have spoken to her this afternoon, yes. and ye

our reporter emily unia joins us now from clapham common in south london. ood like there today. ? emily, what is the mood like there toda . ., , emily, what is the mood like there toda . , emily, what is the mood like there toda . . , , . , , today. ? it has been incredibly eaceful today. ? it has been incredibly peaceful here _ today. ? it has been incredibly peaceful here all _ today. ? it has been incredibly peaceful here all day - today. ? it has been incredibly peaceful here all day today, i peaceful here all day today, actually. people have been coming in quite large numbers, i would say a steady stream of visitors to the bandstand have arrived throughout the morning and into the afternoon. they've been laying flowers, lighting candles and pausing to lip pay their respects, to take a moment to reflect what happened to sarah everard. it was a similar situation yesterday afternoon until 6pm in the evening. police say that is when the situation turned, large numbers of people began to gather, despite the fact the official vigil had been called off. they s

simon jones, bbc news. 0ur reporter emily unia joins us now from clapham common in south london. me of the people who have come better pay their respects and the flowers that have been made as well. yes, there has been made as well. yes, there has been a steady stream of people arriving here all morning at clapham common to lay flowers, to light candles and to pay their respects, they are pausing and they are having a moment to reflect and think about what happened to sarah everard. it is very peaceful, it calm, people on the whole very quiet, actually but, you know, there are a lot of people here. it started out very can but around six o'clock the play said the situation changed as large numbers of people gathered here and there was shouting and chanting and they asked people to leave because the social distancing was impossible. when that didn't happen the police that they had no option but to move in to disperse the crowds to protect public safety and four arrests were made but, of course, the problem that we have this morning, those images on the front page of the newspapers,

simon jones, bbc news. 0ur reporter emily unia joins us now from clapham common in south london. the flowers and people have come to pay their respects. they are laying flowers and some people are lighting candles and taking a moment to reflect on what happened to sarah everard. it was a similar situation until six o'clock yesterday afternoon. people say then things changed and people started gathering and they asked the crowds to disperse because there was no possibility of social distancing. when that happened they said they moved on asked people to go an issue thatis moved on asked people to go an issue that is when objects were thrown. 0vernight we have had situation where an increasing number of politicians have been criticising the metropolitan police handling of the metropolitan police handling of the situation. if you look at the front pages you can see an image of a woman being knelt on by a policeman and this was supposed to be a peaceful vigil highlighting male violence against women and growing calls for dame cressida dick to come out and explain what happened. we can

simon jones, bbc news. 0ur reporter emily unia joins us now from clapham common in south london. l the people who have come once again this morning to pay their respects to sarah and other flowers that have been left there. ., ., , , .,, , there. yeah, absolutely. peoples kee - there. yeah, absolutely. peoples keep screaming _ there. yeah, absolutely. peoples keep screaming onto _ there. yeah, absolutely. peoples keep screaming onto clapham . there. yeah, absolutely. peoples - keep screaming onto clapham common. they are coming to the band stand behind me to lay flowers, to light candles and pay their respects. it is very calm, people are social distancing and lots of people are wearing masks and of course that was the scene yesterday afternoon up until about six o'clock in the evening, which is when police say things changed. a lot more people started developing really large numbers, they say social distancing became impossible. they asked people to leave and when they didn't they say they moved in to disperse the crowds. police say objects looks thrown and arrests were made. we

simon jones, bbc news. 0ur reporter emily unia joins us now from clapham common in south london.le again coming to pay their respects and to lay flowers. coming to pay their respects and to lay flowere— lay flowers. yes, there has been a steady stream _ lay flowers. yes, there has been a steady stream of _ lay flowers. yes, there has been a steady stream of people _ lay flowers. yes, there has been a steady stream of people coming . lay flowers. yes, there has been a i steady stream of people coming here all morning, laying flowers, lighting candles, just pausing for a moment to pay the ever flexing to have a moment of wrist flexion to think about nazanin —— have a moment of reflection to think about sarah everard. despite the official video having been called off people still came here. people seem to go home and said it wasn't safe and social distancing couldn't be observed. when that did happen, they then moved in to disperse the crowd but full of s were made but i think there is widespread unhappiness this morning about the way police handle things last night. you only have t