applause thank you. 14—year—old lucy last saw mr furlong ata 14—year—old lucy last saw mr furlong at well, first he told us everything was going to be fine, you know, coronaviruses going to end and we will see him again. but, you know, we are not really, are we? we're not going to see him again. former pupils also came to their respects. icame pupils also came to their respects. i came round today because i feel like i had a really personal connection with mr furlong. he was one of the teachers who was always there for me. the person who tried to put a smile on everyone's faces. he is to come in and dress up as henry viii. he had really funny catchphrases, he always made us laugh. james furlong was in this park in reading on saturday when he was stabbed to death. today it was confirmed his friend joe ritchie—bennett was killed alongside him. an american who had lived in the uk for 15 years. bbc radio berkshire presenter sarah walker was a close spread. she delivered this on—air tribute. and it matters to me today that you know thatjoe lived a great life. he was loved by so many peopl

i came back today because i feel like i had a really personal connection with mr furlong.ys there for me. the person who tried to put a smile on everyone's faces. he used to come in and dress up as henry viii. he had really funny catchphrases, he always made us laugh. james furlong was in this park in reading on saturday when he was stabbed to death. today it was confirmed his friend, joe ritchie—bennett, was killed alongside him, an american who lived in the uk for 15 years. he lost his husband to cancer several years ago. bbc radio berkshire presenter sarah walker was a close friend. she delivered this on—air tribute. it matters to me today that you know thatjoe lived a great life. he was loved by so many people and he made us all feel that life was a much better place with him in it. tonight, the third victim of the attack has also been named. 49—year—old david wails. he was always happy. everyone had their problems, but he always left that at the door when he walked into the pub, he always made people smile. three friends who had just gone for a catch—up in the sunshin

ata 14—year—old lucy last saw mr furlong at a history lesson before lockdown.to be fine, you know? corona is going to end and we are going to see him again, but you know, we're not really, are we? we're not going to see him again. former pupils also came to pay their respects to someone they described as an unforgettable teacher.|j respects to someone they described as an unforgettable teacher. i came back today because i feel like i had a really personal connection with mr furlong. he was one of the teachers who was always there for me. the person who tried to put a smile on everyone's faces. he used to come in and dress up as henry viii. he had really funny catchphrases. he always made us laugh. james furlong was in this park in reading on saturday when he was stabbed to death. today it was confirmed his friend joe ritchie bennett was killed alongside him. an american who lived in the uk for 15 years, he lost his husband to cancer several yea rs for 15 years, he lost his husband to cancer several years ago. bbc radio berkshire presenter sarah walker was a clo

a two—minute silence at james furlong's school and tributes to an inspirational teacher.sn'tjust an average teacher, he was an incredible person. 25—year—old khairi saadallah is still being questioned by the police, who are treating it as a terror attack. the home secretary says the risk from lone attackers is growing. also tonight... i'm not allowed to go out or go shopping and all that kind of stuff. no more shielding in lockdown from the end ofjuly in england — but not everyone welcomes it. a father and his two children have been killed after being hit by a car during a father's day walk yesterday in cumbria. on the 77nd anniversary of the arrival of the windrush generation, more people are urged to claim the compensation they're owed. and garden shed tv — bringing the old black and white films to millions during lockdown. and coming up on bbc news — jose mourinho launches a passionate defence of his managerial style after critical comments on harry kane at spurs. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. all three victims of saturday's stabbings in reading have

applause collea g u es colleagues of james furlong colleagues ofjames furlong paying tribute to him.e heard he was a kind and gentle man, truly inspired eve ryo ne kind and gentle man, truly inspired everyone he taught, and we heard that he was determined his students assert develop a critical awareness of the world. we heard that he was a cherished colleague and he will be sorely missed. james furlong, one of three people who lost their lives in that stabbing attack in reading on saturday night. we know the name of the second victim, according to cbs news in america, joe ritchie—bennett from philadelphia, and we are awaiting the name of the third victim. a two—minute silence held in reading this morning, as you just heard. our correspondent andy moore is in reading. the town incredibly shocked but wanting to come together to pay their respects this morning. that's right. we are in the centre of reading with the guidance where the incident happened just behind us. a large police called in, so it is very quiet anyway, but we saw people stand in silence. the police officers here, some

james furlong was in this park in reading on saturday when he was stabbed to death.ett was killed alongside him. an american who had lived in the uk for 15 years. bbc radio berkshire presenter sarah walker was a close spread. —— a close friend. she delivered this on—air tribute. and it matters to me today that you know thatjoe lived a great life. he was loved by so many people and he made us all feel that life was a much better place with him in it. tonight, the third victim of the attack has also been named. 49—year—old david wails. he was always happy. everyone had their problems but he always left that at the door when he walked into the pub. always made people smile. and at the reading pub where the three friends were regulars, an outpouring of togetherness. # somewhere over the rainbow... the lgbt+ community and our allies here in reading are a close community and we are stood outside this pub, a place we call home and a safe space for so many members of our community. there is a real sense of loss here but tonight, friends of james, joe and david are here to ce

we also believe he was a friend of james furlong, understand., the teacher, the 36—year—old history teacher, the 36—year—old history teacher who has been officially named and his family have been paying tribute to mr furlong. they said he was the best son, brother, uncle and partner you could wish for. we are thankful for the memories he gave us all. we will never forget memories he gave us all. we will neverforget him memories he gave us all. we will never forget him and memories he gave us all. we will neverforget him and he memories he gave us all. we will never forget him and he will live in oui’ never forget him and he will live in our hearts for ever. they said he was beautiful, intelligent, honest and fun. his pupils have been paying tribute to him, saying how enthusiastic he was, how engaged he was with all the pupils. meanwhile the investigation into the suspect continues. khairi saadallah, 25 yea rs continues. khairi saadallah, 25 years old, originally from libya, still in custody. he is being held under the terrorism act so he can be

history teacherjames furlong was one of them.ding. well! of all, what the last few days have been like in reading. well i think that reading town centre has been very quiet. people are shocked and subdued and coming to terms with the reality of what happened on saturday night. a beautiful warm night when people were just enjoying themselves and suddenly, lives have changed and the town has gone into shock and morning, i think. and there is a minute's silence taking place later this morning which has been organised by the council. you think, from some of the conversation is no doubt you have been having over the past 2a hours or so, do you think it will help people? i think a moment's silence always helps with a big reflection and that will happen at ten o'clock this morning and at 11 o'clock some of the faith and civic leaders and politicians will be meeting in the centre of reading to lay flowers in memory of the victims so lay flowers in memory of the victims so that will also be an important moment to mark this event. how do y

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james furlong is named as one the three victims of the attack.er people were seriously injured. two have now been released from hospital. eyewitnesses described traumatic scenes. they were sat in a circle drinking, a group of eight or ten people, and he darted around, anticlockwise in the circle, got one, went to another one, stab the next one, went to another, stabbed in the next one. the government will set out this week how it plans to safely reduce the two—metre social distancing rule in england. two men have died in a shooting in moss side in manchester after a lockdown party allegedly involving "hundreds of people". president trump stages a comeback campaign rally in tulsa in oklahoma — his first in months — but fails to fill the arena. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the daily telegraph says the suspect being held over the

along withames furlong, his friend joe ritchie benne died.as an american who lived in the u.k. 50's. his family in philadelphia say they were heartbroken. another friend who had been out enjong the summervening in the park, david wales. for more is our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan. rajini: back in school for the most painful of recent. they left tributes to a teacher who always told his pupils to file y -year-old james furlong was the head of histd politics at holt school. the news of his sinking in.l students and colleagues held a two-minute silence. need to absorb thinews., we will our thoughts are with his mum, dad, and family. he was a cherishedd colleague, will be very say missed. rajini: 14-year-old lucy last saw mr. furlong at a story lesson before lockout. >> first he told us everything was going to be fine. coro igoing to end and we will see h again. buy,we're not reare we? rajini: former pupils also came to pay the respes. >> i connect today because i felt like i had a personal was always the f me, thers who person who tried to

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one of those killed, james furlong, taught in a school in wokingham. the local mp paid tribute.all accounts, an inspirational teacher who always went the extra distance with his pupils, and was a very kind man. and he will be sorely missed. and the community is obviously very shaken today by this news. but will the home secretary intensify the efforts of the intelligence services, the police forces, and the others? we've had too many of these mass murders in recent years, and we want some reassurance that we can get on top of this and save the lives of others for the future. terrorist acts are not perpetrated by communities, they are carried out by individuals. they do not represent any faith, constituency, or indeed cause other than their own misguided and indeed malevolent and wicked views. and we need to take that into account. mr speaker, reading is a friendly and peaceful town with a diverse and tolerant community. and this whole incident is completely unknown to us, it's something which has never occurred before in our community, and as such is deeply upsetting. that commu

his friend, james furlong — a history teacher — also died. wokingham where he taught have gathered to pay tribute to ‘a very kind and gentle man‘ who ‘inspired everyone he taught‘. police are continuing to question a 25—year—old libyan man — khairi saadallah — who is being held under the terrorism act. on a visit to the scene of the attack, the home secretary priti patel, said it was a tragic event and the actions of a lone individual. andy moore is in reading for us now. this medieval gateway has become the symbol really of the grave of the town, occasionally people come to hand in flowers, hand them to police and they are laid with other flowers you can see behind me. occasionally you can see behind me. occasionally you see a white suited forensic officers still carrying out investigations in forbury gardens behind me. civic and religious leaders have also been here to pay tribute, one of them said reading was a beautiful and peaceful town until the events of saturday evening. deep emotion and real shock at the school were james furlong tau

his friend, james furlong — a history teacher — also died.l in wokingham where he taught have gathered to pay tribute to ‘a very kind and gentle man‘ who ‘inspired everyone he taught‘. police are continuing to question a 25—year—old libyan man, khairi saadallah, who is being held under the terrorism act. on a visit to the scene of the attack, the home secretary priti patel, said it was a tragic event and the actions of a lone individual. andy moore is in reading for us now. this gateway leads to the gardens, the scene of the attack, and it has become a focus for the time's grief. in the bright sunshine behind me, you might be able to see some flowers that have been brought along by people coming up to the police called in and the police them in tribute. you will see forensic officers are still carrying out their investigation in the park. civic and religious leaders came here this morning to pay tribute and one of them said reading was a peaceful and calm town until the events of saturday evening. deep emotion and real shock at the school whe

one of those killed was 36—year—old james furlong.t he was a wonderful man who will live in their hearts forever. he was head of history at the holt school in wokingham, which wrote in a letter to pa rents: i'm appalled and sickened that people should lose their lives in this way. if there are lessons that we need to learn about how we handle such cases, how we handle the events leading up to such cases, then we will learn those lessons. this morning, as a huge investigation got under way, police formally declared it as a terrorist attack, though detectives think their suspect was acting alone. from our inquiries undertaken so far, officers have found nothing to suggest that there was anyone else involved in this attack, and presently, we are not looking for anyone else in relation to the incident. neighbours here at the block of flats where khairi saadallah lived have told us that he had caused problems in the past. he once threw a tv out of the top—floor window, and he was regularly visited by a mental health key worker. kieran vern

and there was also james furlong, 36—year—old teacher from liverpool who also james furlong, 36—year—oldon the suspect in the case, khairi saadallah, they furlong, 36—year—old teacher from liverpool who had been working in nearby wokingham. his school held a very heartfelt tribute unit yesterday and his peoples penned an open letter, saying he was deeply loved and valued. all three men drank at a pub not far from valued. all three men drank at a pub not farfrom here, the regulars of that pub gathered yesterday with speeches john mcmanus, that pub gathered yesterday with speechesjohn mcmanus, live that pub gathered yesterday with speeches john mcmanus, live from reading, thank you. now a concert with a difference. an opera house in barcelona has put on its first concert since the coronavirus outbreak — but it wasn't your typical performance. the audience was made up of more than 2000 pot plants, which were then given to frontline health workers. the concert took place a day after spain's state of emergency came to an end after more than three months. a while ago, dan asked for puns, did y

one of those killed was 36—year—old james furlong.d tonight he was a wonderful man who will live in their hearts forever. he was head of history at the holt school in wokingham, who was in the park with friends, which wrote in a letter to parents the school, "james was a very kind and gentle man. he had a real sense of duty and cared for each and every one of our students. words cannot describe our sadness at this time." i'm appalled and sickened that people should lose their lives in this way. if there are lessons that we need to learn about how we handle such cases, how we handle the events leading up to such cases, then we will learn those lessons. this morning, as a huge investigation got under way, police formally declared it as a terrorist attack, though detectives think their suspect was acting alone. from our inquiries undertaken so far, officers have found nothing to suggest that there was anyone else involved in this attack, and presently, we are not looking for anyone else in relation to the incident. neighbours here at the

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one of the victims has been named as 36—year—old teacher james furlong — his family described him aslligent man. john mcmanus reports. 36—year—old james furlong, one of the three people who died in saturday evenings horrifying terowie attack in the centre of reading, and the only ones name to so far. his parents, gary and janet, described him as a wonderful man who would live in their hearts forever. james was a teacher at the holt school in wokingham where he was head of history. on sunday, the school released a statement, calling him... former students have also paid tribute, including wally collins. he was one of the best teachers i had, so passionate, enthusiastic. always there all the time, went the extra mile for everyone. always wanted people to be happy and included. i don't think you realise how much of an impact he had in everyone's life. so, so he had in everyone's life. so, so sad. james furlong had been enjoying a summer evening here at forbury gardens when the stabbing attack began. police are continuing to question 25—year—old khairi saadallah, a libyan man who lived l

he is charged with the murders of james furlong, joseph ritchie—bennett and david wails and the attempted nisudan. all six men were sitting on the grass in two separate groups in forbury gardens in reading on saturday the 20th ofjune when the attack happened just before seven o'clock in the evening. the attack lasted less than two minutes. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. more than half a million people have lost their lives in the coronavirus pandemic, with the united states being the worst affected country. let's look at some of the day's other news. a new report says china is forcing women to be sterilised or fitted with contraceptive devices in xinjiang in an apparent attempt to limit the population of muslim uighurs. the report, by china scholar adrian zenz, has prompted calls for the united nations to investigate. china denies the allegations in the report, calling them "baseless". a serial killer known as the golden state killer has pleaded guilty to 13 counts of murder and kidnapping. a former police officer, joseph james deangelo jr, terrorised the state of cali

james furlong, joe ritchie—bennett and david wails have been described as true gentleman as they werethey regularly met. 0ur correspondentjohn mcmanus sent us the latest from reading. the tributes we're hearing to the three men who died on saturday's terror attack are giving us an insight into how well—respected they how much theirfriends insight into how well—respected they how much their friends valued then, how much their friends valued then, how much their family love them. we are hearing quite a lot about the lives they were living as well. the final victim to be named was david wails, a friend of his said david was the kind of guy who liked to go down the purple engage in banter with friends, make others laugh and he always had a smile on his face, somebody who would be very sorely missed. the american victim, joe ritchie—bennett, had come from philadelphia to the uk 15 years ago, he had been making a living for himself in a company at the pharmaceutical industry in writing that his brother spoke about what his childhood was like when they used to mess about on bikes and help ea

he is charged wh murders of james furlong, jose ritchie handed, david wells, and the attempt at murdersf patrick edwards, stephen young, and otr man. all six men were sitting on the grass in two separate rtes in the gardens in reading on saturday, june 20, when the attack happened just before 7:00 in the evening.d the attack lasss than two minutes. ♪ ros: i am russ atkins was "outside source" in the bbc newsroom. more than half ahaillion people lost their lives in the corovirus pandemic. united states remains the worst affected country. let's look through some of the other main stories we ar covering. in china, a new report says it is forcing women to be sterilized or fitted with contraceptive devic in an apparent attempt to limit the population of muslim uighurs. a report a china scholar has prompted calls for the u.n. to investigate. chinaat denies the allegns in the report, calling them baseless. lerial killer known as the guilty to 13 counts of murd and kidnapping. a former police officer terrorized the state of california in the 1970's and 80's and was only identified and arrested

all three have now been named: they were james furlong, who was 36—years—old and a teacher, joe ritchie—bennettce are still questioning the suspect, khairi saadallah, who was arrested under the terrorism act. european union leaders are saying they have had a frank and exchanged —— tense extensive use in hong kong. their concerns were proposed about the national security law for the territory. ursula von der leyen said she made it very clear the european union opposes its implementation. facebook and instagram face a boycott from firms who say not doing enough to tackle hate speech and dissemination. patagonia has suspended advertising. facebook has faced criticism from its own staff. he said the firm was committed to advancing equality and racial justice. saudi arabia has banned international visitors from making the islamic pilgrimage at the end of next month, in a bid to control coronavirus. it will interrupt plans for millions of people, as our reporter freya cole explains. before covid—19, millions of people from around the world make the islamic pilgrimage to the holy city of mecca. there

attended by family members of the three men who died — that's david wails, joe ritchie—bennett and james furlongices and politicians, including the home secretary. the families lit three lanterns in memory of their loved ones and embraced, holding on to one another. now, here in reading and across the uk, people have been asked to remember with a virtual vigil — asked, at seven o'clock, to light a candle in the windows or on their doorstep in memory of the three men whose lives were cut short. a resident at a glasgow hotel where six people were stabbed on friday says the man who carried out the attack had warned he planned to hurt people. the 28 year old, who was shot dead by police, has been named as badreddin abadlla adam, from sudan. he's believed to have been an asylum seeker. alexandra mackenzie reports. the cordon remains in place around the park inn hotel — a grim reminder of yesterday's multiple stabbing. armed police arrived within minutes, shooting dead the attacker. he was 28—year—old badreddin abadlla adam from sudan, he was living in the hotel during the lockdown. siraj, he was also

they were: james furlong, who was 36—years—old and a teacher, joe ritchie—bennett, 39, a lawyer, andhe suspect, khairi saadallah, who was arrested under the terrorism act. the fbi and the usjustice department are investigating the discovery of a noose in the garage of a black race car driver, bubba wallace. the incident happened at a race in alabama on sunday. wallace has been a vocal supporter of the black lives matter movement and labelled the incident as "a despicable act of racism and hatred." for more i'm joined by our north america correspondent peter bowes. peter, bubba wallace is a big figure in the sport. tell us more. yes, he's become very prominent recently because he has been taking part in those protests after the police killing of george floyd. a prominent figure in the sport as well, the only black driver, full—time, with nascar, a predominantly white sport. the last few weeks have really attracted a lot of attention to him perhaps by people who do not follow the sport because of his involvement with those protests. and also is one of the few campaigners to have the co

at holt school in wokingham where one of the victims, james furlong, worked students and staff stoodthey paid this tribute. we are sad to report that our inspirational head of history and politics was tragically killed at the terrorist incident at reading. james was a very kind and gentle man. he had a real sense of duty and cared for each and every one of our students. he truly inspired everyone he taught through his passion for his subject and dedication. he was determined that our students will develop a critical awareness of global issues and in doing so become active citizens and have a voice. in our whole community, we have to absorb the sad news. counsellors are available for our staff and students. words cannot describe our shock and sadness at this time. our thoughts are with his mum, dad, brother and family, and his friends and colleagues. he was a cherished colleague and he will be very sadly missed. there have been no new deaths in scotland of patients who tested positive for coronavirus in the last 2a hours, according to the latest figures. scotland's first minister, nic

the killing of david wails, joe ritchie—bennett and james furlong in a knife attack at a park promptedout counter—terror operations. the local mp spoke movingly about the impact on the town. mr speaker, reading is a friendly and peaceful town with a diverse and tolerant community and this whole incident is completely unknown to us. it's something which has never occurred before in our community and, as such, is deeply upsetting. i'm very proud by the way that our community is pulling together at this difficult time and the way in which local people have been supporting one another. we can and we will come through this difficult time. thank you, mr speaker. hear, hear! there were also tributes to an mp‘s researcher who found himself at the scene. mr speaker, i would like to pay particular tribute to james antell, a member of my own staff who not only used his own shirt to stem the bleeding of one victim, but continued resuscitation on a second victim until the paramedics arrived. recent protests on the streets of westminster have highlighted concerns about war memorials such as the ceno

the killing of david wails, joe ritchie—bennett and james furlong in a knife attack at a park promptedout counter—terror operations. the local mp spoke movingly about the impact on the town. mr speaker, reading is a friendly and peaceful town with a diverse and tolerant community and this whole incident is completely unknown to us. it's something which has never occurred before in our community and, as such, is deeply upsetting. i'm very proud by the way that our community is pulling together at this difficult time and the way in which local people have been supporting one another. we can and we will come through this difficult time. thank you, mr speaker. hear, hear! there were also tributes to an mp's researcher who found himself at the scene. mr speaker, i would like to pay particular tribute to james antell, a member of my own staff who not only used his own shirt to stem the bleeding of one victim, but continued resuscitation on a second victim until the paramedics arrived. recent protests on the streets of westminster have highlighted concerns about war memorials such as the ceno

james furlong, joe ritchie—bennett and david wails all lost their lives on saturday.juries were on the body of the casualty and took my shirt and used it to try to apply pressure to the wounds. but the casualties were in a very, very bad way. after a little while, attending to one of the casualties, on my own, another member of the public came over to help, and i think around that time i moved to another casualty, and again, you know, did my best to try to identify where the wound was and apply pressure to it. ifeel a little bit shaken. my overriding thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones. 25—year—old khairi saadallah, who came to britain from libya in 2012, was arrested under the terrorism act. in a statement today, his brother aiman saadallah said, "i want to express our condolences to the families of the victims that have died, and wish a speedy recovery for all those injured." under the terrorism act, police can hold the suspect, khairi saadallah, for up to 14 days. they say they are still appealing for witnesses to come forward with any new informatio

the libyan refugee was detained under the terrorism act he is accused of stabbing to death james furlong david wales and joseph ritchie bennis and injuring several other people on june the 20th. now small business owners say the u.k. chancellor has reneged on promises that the sector will not be forgotten in june the coronavirus pandemic which is saying that claim that 95 percent of self employed people would be supported but the remaining 5 percent claim it's unfair that they've slipped through the gaps. to you might say that it's you have not been forgotten i have been forgotten i've been forgotten we will not let you go on and i've been left behind myself to many things alone we all stand together together i am a small business owner together really the virus point 8000000 people who have bought a 3 car. government bailouts have been paying 80 percent of employed and self employed workers on incomes of up to $2500.00 pounds a month for 3 months but those who set themselves up as companies and take an income through dividends are not covered and are often unable to access government bu

one of the victims, james furlong, a teacher from a local high school. he was the head of the history, governance and politics department there. his family and his colleagues describe him as a nice man, a gentle man. someone who was talented. someone who really put passion into his teaching. somebody who wanted his students to understand the world around them. so we're beginning to learn a little bit more about victims, but it's still an active crime scene here. the investigation still continues, and we're yet to hear the details of precisely what the police will charge him with, but three people dead in this knife attack. and several people still in critical condition in hospital. an eyewitness to the attack said the man shouted something unintelligible before the attack and rushed to a group of people sitting in the park. that part is a concern for people here, quite simply, because after lockdown, the only place for people to gather is out in the open in public spaces. that's where people can gather with their friends to relax. that's where this teach

refugee was detained under the terrorism act he's accused of stabbing to death david wales james furlong and joseph ritchie banished and injuring several other people on june the 20th. small business owners say the u.k. chancellor has when they don't promises that the sector will not be forgotten showing the coronavirus pandemic which is saying that claim that 95 percent of self employed people would be supported but the remaining 5 percent claim it's unfair that they've slipped through the gaps leading to you i say this you have not been forgotten i have been forgotten i've been forgotten we will not let you behind i've been left behind to burn myself to many things alone we all stand together together i am a small business owner together we have a virus point 8000000 people who have bought a 3 car. or government bailouts have been paying 80 percent of employed am self employed workers are incomes of up to $2500.00 pounds a month for 3 months but there is to set themselves up as companies and to take an income through dividends are not covered and are often unable to access government b

american citizen by the name of joe ritchie bennett and earlier today at 10 am at the school where mr furlong taught and held a minute's silence that's the whole school in woking home and also be homesick to put it out she also went to visit the scene of the exact not only to pay her respects but also update the media as to what the intelligence services have been doing. we've got a lot of information to gather we have to look at all aspects of what happened on saturday the individual that's in custody as well to ensure that yes justice is so but also we make sure that we learn the lessons from what has happened over the weekend to prevent anything like this from happening again the security services have records on thousands of people and rightly so the subjects of interest people of concern there is very difficult i can say but at the end of the day when it comes to m i 5 and our intelligence and security services they work intensively to look at the backgrounds of individuals to see what kind of risk they pose to society to our communities and they act accordingly in terms of what kind of

the two others who died were james furlong, a teacher, and joe ritchie—bennett who was originally frominquiring about becoming foster carers fell by almost half in the same period. the charity says the covid—19 outbreak has increased pressures on families who are experiencing job losses, deepening poverty and worsening mental health. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, louise and dan will have all the day's news. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: protesters in washington clash with police as they attempt to tear down a statue of former us president andrew jackson. prime minister boris johnson is expected to set out how pubs, cinemas and museums can reopen in england from july 4 when he reviews the 2—metre distancing rule. professor peter piot is one of the world's leading infectious disease experts. he was part of the team that discovered the deadly ebola virus in 1976 and who also pioneered research into hiv/aids. until now, he had managed to avoid being infected by any of the deadly diseases he's spent his life fighting. but in the end, professor piot was struck down by covid—19. h

david wales, joe richard bennett and james furlong. they all lost their lives.ople were also stabbed and sent to hospital but has since been released. the police have charged 25—year—old khairi saadallah with three counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. there have been no terrorism related charges despite the police saying last sunday that they were treating the case of a terrorist incident. the families of the three men each lit a lantern for their loved ones. in reading and across the country, others were asked to remember in the same way, placing a candle in their window to remember the three men described as loving, honest and outstanding, whose lives were cut short. caroline davies, bbc news. a leicester mp has called for a local lockdown after there were more than 600 recorded coronavirus cases in the first half ofjune. labour's claudia webbe said the area has what she called "a perfect storm" of poverty, ethnic diversity and existing covid—i9 cases to justify bringing back the original lockdown rules. the department of health said it is su

the lack of crowds, and the roar and noise on the final furlong certainly not affecting the female jockeys—west and up shower cloud to the south—west and up to the north and the cloud across the northern isles is going to linger, it is going to be a lot of low cloud, mist and fog. a little bit disappointing but for most of us, a good slice of dry, sunny weather, one or two isolated showers from that cloud in the south—west but they will drift steadily northwards and there will be few and far between. most of us staying with sunshine and highs. at the end of the day, we will see wetter weather arriving into northern ireland and gradually pushing into scotland during the night, we were the gusts of wind in excess of 30 mph, an inch of wind in excess of 30 mph, an inch of rain pushing its way steadily east and temperatures staying on the mild side overnight. 10—14d. we start off tomorrow morning with some rain in the forecast with this area of the pressure still influencing the story. the front has yet to clear away, it‘s going to rattle through at quite a pace. we are not expecting much in t

what about for you, when you are coming up the final straight, the final furlong, and there is that lack is going to watch them on itv and racing tv. so turn in through the afternoon today. just wondering how it works, we are hearing about it being difficult being in this bubble at the snooker and milton keynes, but there you are at lambourn, newmarket is 140 miles away, do you come and go, just driving through back and forth, just have the comfort of your own bed? absolutely. i think hotels are open for key workers at the moment, and possibly sports people who are competing or about to compete do fit into a category similar to that. but iam much into a category similar to that. but i am much more comfortable going up and down. i am used to being in the carfor many and down. i am used to being in the car for many hours every day, so it doesn't bother me too much. i don't drive regularly myself, i have a driver, i keep my head down and try to chill out. i can see your trophies behind you, a lovely cabinet and lambourn is a lovely place to be in lockdown. how was it for you? how did you ke

james furlong was in this park in reading on saturday when he was stabbed to death.as killed alongside him, an american who lived in the uk for 15 years. he lost his husband to cancer several years ago. bbc radio berkshire presenter sarah walker was a close friend. she delivered this on—air tribute. it matters to me today that you know that joe lived a great life. he was loved by so many people and he made us all feel that life was a much better place with him in it. tonight, the third victim of the attack has also been named. 49—year—old david wails. he was always happy. everyone had their problems, but he always left that at the door when he walked into the pub, he always made people smile. three friends who had just gone for a catch—up in the sunshine. three lives taken for no reason. police are continuing to question a 25—year—old libyan man, following saturday's attack. khairi saadallah was initially arrested on suspicion of murder after the incident on saturday, and later re—arrested under the terrorism act. from reading, our home affairs correspondent daniel s

his friend, james furlong — a history teacher — also died. the school in wokingham where he taught have gathered to pay tribute to a man described as ‘very kind and gentle‘, who ‘inspired everyone he taught‘. police are continuing to question a 25—year—old libyan man, khairi saadallah, who is being held under the terrorism act. on a visit to the scene of the attack, the home secretary, priti patel, said it was a tragic event and the actions of a lone individual. andy moore reports. deep emotion and real shock at the school where james furlong taught and where a two—minute silence was held this morning. he was much loved and described as a man who inspired everyone he taught. as a whole community we all now need to absorb this sad news. counsellors are available for staff and students. words cannot describe our shock and sadness at this time. he wasn't just an average teacher, he was an incredible person. and he wasn't just a teacher, he was a human being, and he had family and friends that loved him just as much as we do. the home secretary c

one of those who died has been named as james furlong, a teacher at a school in wokingham. 25—year—oldiri saadallah was arrested on suspicion of murder and is still being questioned. security sources have told the bbc that saadallah was known to mi5, but was not under active investigation. our correspondent charlotte rose reports from reading. after the horror of last night's attack, so many questions remain today about the motive of the 25—year—old suspect, khairi saadallah, who remains in police custody. eyewitnesses told of how the park, described as the town's back garden, became a scene of carnage. everyone was just having fun. and, then... suddenly, the manjust shouted and darted to the left. and was shouting at something, i couldn't hear what, i don't know and was shouting something, i couldn't hear what, i don't know if it was unintelligible screams or a foreign language or anything. but he then darted, and i thought it was a scuffle at first. obviously, looking back now i know that he was stabbing them, so, he stabbed the first person, went around, because they were sat in a c

james furlong is named as one the three victims of the attack. three other people were seriously injured. two have now been released from hospital. eyewitnesses have described traumatic scenes. sat ina sat in a circle, drinking, a big group, about eight to ten people, and he darted around anticlockwise, but one, went to another, stabbed the next one, went to another, stabbed the next one... the government will set out this week: how it plans to safely reduce the 2—metre social distancing rule in england. two men have died in a shooting in moss side in manchester after a lockdown party, allegedly involving hundreds of people. president trump stages a comeback campaign rally in tulsa in oklahoma, his first in months, but fails to fill the arena.

james furlong, joe ritchie—bennett and david wails were killed as they sat with friends in forbury gardensher people were injured. suspect khairi saadallah is due to appear at westminster magistrates‘ court on monday. the family and friends of the victims gathered at a vigil in reading this evening to light candles. people around the uk were also encouraged to light candles in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the attack. let's cross to our correspondent caroline davies, who is there. let's start with the visual first of all. a very emotional moment. but also a quiet moment because it had to be socially distant. of course and most of the chairs here are all spaced out at a social distance. you can see behind me the three lanterns that were lit each members of the families of each of the three men who died and it is only a few yards away about two minutes walk here where they were enjoying a june evening in forbury gardens along with many other people. according to eyewitnesses, there was a lone attacker armed with a knife who then shouted unintelligible words and then came towar

all three have now been named: they were james furlong, who was 36 years old and a teacher, joe ritchie—bennett a scientist. police are still questioning the suspect, khairi saadallah, who was arrested under the terrorism act. rajini vaidya nathan reports: back at school, for the most painful of reasons. through the morning, they left tributes to a teacher `_%