response unit, the fire brigade as well, and 12 people injured and later treated at hospital.le, and others have been treated for minor injuries. the metropolitan police believe it was some sort of dispute between two groups of people, one man then throwing acid directly at another. 600 people in the club at the time, it was evacuated and roads were closed. witnesses have described some scary scenes, saying that the sole people putting water over another person. police have said they have not identified what the substance was, but they have done a ph paper test, and it was strongly acidic. we have seen police activity over the course of the morning, and one officer in a fully protective suit, taking photographs for evidence. police have said no arrests, but nothing to suggest this was down only to. we have asked for any information, contact hackney cid on 101. the headlines on bbc news: us vice president mike pence has warned north korea not to test the strength of the united states. prince harry has revealed he sought counselling, after spending nearly 20 years "not thinking"

david breen, national officer at the fire brigade union, thank you for your thoughts.me after the archbishop of york said calling the event the cadbury egg hunt was like "spitting on the grave" of the firm‘s christian founder, john cadbury, whose faith he said influenced his business philosophy. in an interview with the daily telegraph drjohn sentamu said, "it is obvious that for him jesus and justice were two sides of the one coin. to drop easter from cadbury‘s easter egg hunt in my book is tantamount to spitting on the grave of cadbury". and the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has also weighed in on the issue. but keith porteous wood, executive director of the national secular society said the row was just a pr stunt. has been drawn into this and what i think is a manufactured pr stunt. that was keith porteous wood from the national secular society. tell us who is doing the weather? ben rich. good afternoon. plenty of dry weather to come. it doesn‘t mean it will always be sunny. there will be afairamount of will always be sunny. there will be a fair amount of cloud at tim

the fire brigade were also there. as you say, 12 people were injured and later treated in hospital.s, are in a serious but stable condition and others have been treated for minor burns. the metropolitan police have said they believe there was some kind of dispute between two groups of people. that resulted in one man throwing acid directly at another. 600 people were in the club at the time. it was evacuated. roads in the area were closed off. witnesses have described some scary scenes, in their words. they said they saw people pouring water over one person. police have said they haven't yet identified what this substance was, but they did do a ph paper test which showed it was strongly acidic. there was one officer here earlier in a protective suit, taking pictures and collecting evidence. police have said there have been no arrests but there was nothing to suggest this was gang—related. they have asked anyone for any information about what happened here to contact hackney cid on the 101 number. five people have been killed after a light aircraft crashed in portugal, into a warehou

see from those images that a fierce fire has taken hold it up emergency services are there, the fire brigadeene. we have reports at this stage that two people have been killed in that fire at new grange ca re killed in that fire at new grange care home in hertfordshire. our correspondent andy moore will be here ina correspondent andy moore will be here in a few moments with the latest on the situation there. swedish police say a man arrested in stockholm after yesterday's fatal lorry attack is almost certainly the driver, and a 39—year—old man from uzbekistan. four people were killed and 15 injured when the lorry crashed into the front of a department store. police have also confirmed that a "suspicious device" was found inside the truck. our correpondent dan johnson reports. after yesterday's horror there is calm, stillness and sadness in stockholm. people have come to together — time to reflect, a moment to remember. we were walking in the shop yesterday when it happened. patrick and francesca are tourists who were in the basement of the department store when the truck hit. we went up the

the fire brigade said there were no reports of any injuries.t to cut congestion and tackle air pollution. 23 routes will be affected by the changes... amounting to a 40 percent reduction. transport for london says the decision follows a public consulation and is in response to changing demand. the announcement has been welcomed by the new west end company, which represents businesses in europe's busiest shoppoing district. let's have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube the 0verground is part suspended this morning between btw harrow & wealdstone and euston — following yesterday's fire at euston station. other services going into euston a running as normal. 0n the roads, usual issues at the blackwell tunnel. northbound traffic on the southern approach is slow from the woolwich rd flyover. meanwhile the a13 is building westbound from dagenham into barking and there's heavy traffic on the highway westbound through wapping towards tower hill. and in islington essex road remains closed northbound from islington green to gaskin street for

the true scale only really came to light after a facebook group and the london fire brigade began noticingt people drive around in cars which were supposed to be fixed but could in fact still catch fire. the company says safety is its top priority, and it has changed the way it deals with recall is to speed things up. now mps are calling for new laws to prosecute carmakers who fail to sort out a safety issue quickly. a 24—hour strike begins today on arriva rail north, as part of an ongoing dispute over the role of guards. members of the rail, maritime and transport union will walk out for the third time in a row over staffing for new trains which are due to come into service in 2020. arriva rail north said it was disappointing that the union were unwilling to change their position during talks. the pictures of a man being dragged from a united airlines flight sparked international outrage. now a settle m e nt sparked international outrage. now a settlement has been reached between the man and the line. david dao was violently removed by airline law enforcement officers earlier this month,

the true scale only really came to light after a facebook group and the london fire brigade began noticingld in fact still catch fire. the company says safety is its top priority, and it's changed the way it deals with recalls, to speed things up. now mps are calling for new laws to prosecute carmakers who fail to sort out a safety issue quickly. richard wescott, bbc news. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour. but first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live. police say they've foiled a terrorist plot as six people are arrested after a raid in north—west london in which a woman was shot by officers. economic growth slowed sharply in the first three months of the year. official figures show a rate of 0.3%. a huge waste of money. a special fund set up to improve access to cancer drugs in england is condemned by researchers. i'm rachel horne. in the business news: the uk economy grew byjust 0.3% at the start of the year, the slowest growth rate since the first three months of 2016, according to officialfigures. more on this in a moment. troubled royal bank of scotland has report

so the fed, it was really a global fire brigade. that in itself was not enough to get wall street to start trading with itself again. the fed was pumping dollars and liquidity, but its powers are limited when it comes to insolvency. but that was the debate of early 2009. to what degree where the banks insolvent? to what degree would they need capital to become solvent again? in the final days of the bush administration, congress authorized the troubled assets relief program, which authorized treasury to inject up to $700 billion of capital and equity into the u.s. financial system. october 13, 2008 paulson ferneki, -- would become obama's treasury secretary and met with the big banks and explained they would be injecting capital into them. and the government decided to to try toting shares avoid the sense of government ownership or anything like nationalization. of private banks they do not want to rebuild the financial system from the ground up, they just want to put humpty dumpty back together again. and that is what they did. you

allow you to go over into the water below, and you are brought to safety by some workers, like fire brigade, things like that. the point of this is to make sure no one else dies, at the golden gate bridge, a place where 2000 people died. >> i read your story about what happened on september 25th of 1998. there were so many points, you wake up your dad with the express telling him, i love you. you go drop almost all of your credits. i'm wishing, any one of those points, someone thought, hey, this isn't typical kevin or even a stranger could have said, hey, man are you okay. is that what you're asking all of us to do. >> i'm asking us to reach out to people that you visibly see in pain. whether you know them, whether you love them, whether you don't even like them. and see people for what they are. human beings that need help and who are struggling mentally, and i'm saying, not everybody goes to the golden gate bridge, but the people do know not what they are doing. i heard voices in my head, saying you must die, jump now. s a decimals, i can't explain to you. all i wanted was for one person

the fire brigade were also there. as you say, 12 people were injured and later treated in hospital.stable condition and others have been treated for minor burns. the metropolitan police have said they believe there was some kind of dispute between two groups of people. that resulted in one man throwing acid directly at another. 600 people were in the club at the time. it was evacuated. roads in the area were closed off. witnesses have described some scary scenes, in their words. they said they saw people pouring water over one person. police have said they haven't yet identified what this substance was, but they did do a ph paper test which showed it was strongly acidic. there was one officer here earlier in a protective suit, taking pictures and collecting evidence. police have said there have been no arrests but there was nothing to suggest this was gang—related. they have asked anyone for any information about what happened here to contact hackney cid on the 101 number. brighton & hove albion will be promoted to the premier league today for the first time ever they are effectivel

burn-out hulk of the daily record office holding shotguns and win chesters and they kept the black fire brigade from fighting fire to ensure it burned to the ground. only when it looked like the church next door would catch fire did they allow the firemen to fight the blaze. these guys start to disperse. they go home in mobs. they get over to bladen street and there are some black working men who have come out to find out what's going on. they've been hearing the commotion. they're smelling the smoke, seeing the flames. at that point gun fire erupted. we know a couple of things. one is that all the dead were black. we know that the rampage lasted about three days. it had been orchestrated and planned for many months before this. the outbreak on bladen street was probably spontaneous. but the white community had been stockpiling winchester rifles, they even had a sort of machine gun of the type used in the 1898 war. and all of a sudden all thesemy litschia groups were coming in -- these militia groups were coming in from elsewhere. it would take a couple of hours for each of them to get here. th

from potentially lethal kitchen appliances unless mps take action, that's the warning from london fire brigadee government to make it easierfor consumers to find out if products have been recalled over safety fears. mps are due to debate the issue tomorrow. one of the capital's largest fashion magazines is backing an initiative to keep talented young people in london by helping them find affordable housing. tenants are given a home currently standing empty and in return they furnish and look after the property. i want to bring creativity back to london and my big worry at the moment is that, you know, kids like me when i first moved down here, they no longer have those opportunities and what you will end up opportunities and what you will end up with is a capital that it actually isn't wonderful any more, isn't full of wonderful art and media and music because people simply can't afford to be here. let's have a look at the travel situation now. already a couple of problems on the tube this morinng, there's a signal failure at king's cross which means no service between baker street and aldgate

that seems to demonstrate why a lot of our members in the fire brigades‘ union die from heart attacksanges? in terms of trying to bring the body temperature down as quickly as possible and maybe in talking to potential firefighters before they come into the roles? well, we have got that information and that's what is hurting firefighters. the key issue as amanda says is to limit firefighters in the fires that we attend and that's probably the very quickest fix we can do for firefighters. that's limiting firefighters in the fires to about 15 minutes. we lost 10,000 firefighters over the last seven years so 10,000 firefighters over the last seven years so the firefighters that are employed now have to go into fires a lot more. now we have got this knowledge we have to say the government must reinvest in the fire service, have more firefighters so we don't have to go into these who is tiles environments on a frequent basis. amanda, i know, it was brief, thank you for your time this morning. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. we have already had some

members on the fire brigade. emergency medical services. and a host of other outreach. as part of stewardship for their earth we co liberated with local farmers in sustainable agriculture techniques which have made a measurable difference in our area. our community partner if with local charities and organizations like world vision, save the children, our young people volunteer in crisis situations, and we support them financially. we literally hosted thousands of guests in australia from all over southeast asia. from everything from itinerant hipsters to federal politicians to local aboriginal community leaders, leading up to a very unfor gettable moment this your when one of the dellers blessed the site of a house we were billing. linda and i visited church communities all over australia and tasmania and new zealand, thailand, and south korea. would we have done as much as a solitaire nuclear family? i doubt it. there's certainly are individual who achieve this level of connectivity just by force of personality, but this brings me to my second point. society and espec

fire on korea. chris, i reinforce korea with a brigade when i was a younger colonel.o pusan and drove up south korea to get to our war positions in the north. there are active plans to do this. they are practiced every year. there are war games going on right now. it is because of the conflict with the north and south. >> gordon, that leaves us open to rex tillerson and he is open to talks. how big of a change? >> it is a change from the vice president and what he said a week ago during the trip to asia. we have president trump saying there could be major conflict. i think that is trying to intimidate the north koreans. tillerson and haley will try to get sanctions resolution through the security council. i think what they are doing is trying to intimidate the 15 members of the council. saying if you don't impose tougher sanctions and enforce, we have other options. >> does president trump saying we could have a major, major conflict with north korea. does that work to intimidate the north koreans? >> i think so. they don't know where trump is coming from. they may sa

brigade spring sports game. boom. the gun goes off, but right away yan right there is out of the race. they are carrying 26 pounds of fire hoses in their arms while they have to race about 656 feet. one of them is catching up around the bend. this is a pretty good time even when you fall, even when you're 32 feet behind you don't give up. look, right here. there's yan. he's coming up from behind. there he is in lane number four. >> oh, my! >> he's about to pass the guy on the left. >> he is about to pass the guy on the left. but will he pass the guys on the right? boom! >> the only thing he has to do is just now usain bolt it right there. that was epic. >> he fell and even paused when he fell. there's no way that he should have won. >> yeah. >> this video is taking china by storm. people are loving what yan did here. >> it's crazy. like these guys were doing the 200 meters and they're doing it quicker than i could not carrying equipment. >> what did he win? >> bragging rights across the internet. he should start a lot of t-shirts called yan can. >> that's a good idea. >>> a husband's grocery's shopping. >> hi, honey. the