i'm gavin grey. king carl gustav has praised the strength and resilience of swedish society following the attack in stockholm which killed four people. police said they are increasingly certain the uzbek man they have arrested is the one who drove a stolen lorry into a crowd and rendered into a department store. police in oslo have carried out a controlled explosion after finding a bomb like device in the city centre. the area has been sealed off while investigations continue. they suspect has been detained. police in norway began carrying guns in response to the lorry attack in sweden. and the russian forest minute —— the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has warned that us missile strikes on a syrian air base has played into the hands of extremist. he reaffirmed that russia's sense that accusations that russia's sense that accusations that the syrian regime had launched a chemical weapons attack on tuesday did not aligned with reality. two people have died, after a fire at a residential care h

i'm gavin grey. our top stories: home and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. ourtop stories: more home and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: more details emerge about the main suspect in the stockholm lorry attack. he was known to the intelligence services. "prove it": russia demands the us shows evidence that the syrian government used chemical weapons on its own people. hello. police say they're increasingly certain the man arrested after the lorry attack in stockholm was responsible for driving the vehicle into a crowd of shoppers before ramming it into a department store. he is said to be 39 years old and from uzbekistan. friday's attack killed four people and wounded 15 others. swedish detectives also said they found a suspicious device inside the truck. danjohnson reports from stockholm. late last night, a glimpse of the ordinary delivery truck that was turned against people in a moment of terror. it was towed away to be examined and police made a worrying discovery. we have fou

i'm gavin grey. our top stories — as russia demands the us proves the syrian government used chemical weapons on its own people, britain's defence secretary says moscow is to blame for every single civilian death. clashes on the streets of venezuela — thousands protest against a political ban on the leader of the opposition. more details emerge about the main suspect in the stockholm lorry attack — the man, from uzbekistan, was known to the intelligence services. and a sticky situation in canada's maple syrup industry — we talk to the woman who's rebelling against her fellow producers. britain's defence minister says russia is to blame for every single civilian death in the chemical weapons attack in syria. michael fallon calls the kremlin "responsible by proxy," as the principle backer of syria's government. his colleague, the foreign secretary borisjohnson, had already called off a visit to moscow this week. but russia is defiant, hitting back at mrjohnson's decision, as well as demanding evidence

i'm gavin grey. our top stories: more details emerge about main suspect in the stockholm lorry attack — he was known to the intelliegence services. meanwhile, police in norway say they've found a so—called bomb—like device in the centre of the capital, oslo. "prove it": russia demands the us shows evidence that the syrian government used chemical weapons on its own people. clashes on the streets of venezuela — thousands protest against a political ban on the leader of the opposition. and getting to the heart of the matter: we find out why brexit will be changing the map of europe — literally. hello. police say the man arrested in connection with the lorry attack in stockholm on friday, was known to the security services. he is a 39—year—old man from uzbekistan. the attack on friday killed four people and wounded 15 others. swedish detectives also say they found a "suspicious device" inside the truck. danjohnson reports from stockholm. late last night, a glimpse of the ordinary delivery truck that was

hello, i'm gavin grey. swedish police say they're increasingly certain the uzbek man they've arrested is the one who drove a stolen lorry into a crowd before ramming it into a department store. friday's attack killed four people. danjohnson is in stockholm for us. misses the department store in the centre of stockholm where the truck hit yesterday —— this is. this has become the focus of people's tributes, people placing flowers and attaching messages, placing a teddy bear. we spoke to a couple who were here in the basement of the department store yesterday when they heard what sounded like a train they said and they said they wanted to come back today to show they cared. the police arrested the driver, they believe, a few miles out of stockholm. he's still being questioned today. they say he's a 39—year—old from uzbekistan living in sweden, but they wouldn't say for how long, there are sensitive issues around the nature of the open society that embraces everyone. there are going to be implications about se

hello, i'm gavin grey.ngly certain the uzbek man they've arrested is the one who drove a stolen lorry into a crowd before ramming it into a department store. friday's attack killed four people. danjohnson is in stockholm for us. misses the department store in the centre of stockholm where the truck hit yesterday —— this is. this has become the focus of people's tributes, people placing flowers and attaching messages, placing a teddy bear. we spoke to a

i'm gavin grey.ons on its own people, britain's defence secretary says moscow is to blame for every single civilian death. clashes on the streets of venezuela — thousands protest against a political ban on the leader of the opposition. more details emerge about the main suspect in the stockholm lorry attack — the man, from uzbekistan, was known to the intelligence services. and a sticky situation in canada's maple syrup industry — we talk to the woman who's rebelling against her fellow producers.

my name's gavin grey.ons on its own people, britain's defence secretary says moscow is to blame for every single death. clashes on the streets of venezuela. thousands protest against a political ban on the leader of the opposition. more details emerge about main suspect in the stockholm lorry attack, he was known to the intelliegence services. and a sticky situation in canada's maple syrup industry. we talk to the woman who's rebelling against her fellow producers.

i'm gavin grey. he was known to the intelliegence services. meanwhile, police in norway say they've found a so—called bomb—like device in the centre of the capital, oslo. "prove it": russia demands the us shows evidence that the syrian government used chemical weapons on its own people. clashes on the streets of venezuela — thousands protest against a political ban on the leader of the opposition. and getting to the heart of the matter: we find out why brexit will be changing the map of europe — literally.