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our correspondentjohn mcmanus is in hackney for us now.efore 8pm last night that officers on patrol were packed —— flagged down by motorist who donated directed them to this spot, where they found an 18—year—old man suffering from stab wounds. the officers administered first aid and called in the london air ambulance but unfortunately they were unable to save him. in the last half an hour, police say that to i7—year—olds have been arrested on suspicion of murder. they haven't named the victim though until the next of kin have been informed. meanwhile, on the same day yesterday, less than two miles from here, a 53—year—old man was found injured outside a bookmakers. police say he had been involved in an altercation. again, the london air ambulance was called but they were unable to save his life and he died at the scene. he has not been named either. police are waiting to speak to his next of kin and no arrests have been made in that case yet. many, many people being affected by what seems to be a spate of violent attacks in london leading

there has been a second incident in hackney.way away from where happened, on upper cut and road. they found a man in his 50s who had been assaulted. he is also died as a result of his injuries. in these two latest incidents come after we have had a huge amount of concern about the series of attacks on the last few days, and the growing tally of attacks on the streets of london. that's right. these two would make it 50 murders in london injust 2018. we have those two shootings on monday said that one in tottenham, not far from monday said that one in tottenham, not farfrom their, monday said that one in tottenham, not far from their, where a 17—year—old was killed in a drive—by shooting, and the other shooting in waterstone. the mayor of hackney, philip lamble, he is seen to awful incidents, lives cut short. he said he witnessed the response of aid dedicated emergency service. thank you for the latest on our developing story this evening. british companies employing more than 250 staff have less than two hours left to submit figu

our correspondent, john mcmanus, is in hackney for us.robably see the police forensic tenants in the street behind me in link lane. officers trying to put together the sequence of events leading to an 18—year—old being stabbed last night and dying in the street. the death was one of only four that have occurred just this week in london in north and east london. police coming under increasing pressure to stop the violence. it was near the spot just before stop the violence. it was near the spotjust before 8pm last night that police officers were flagged down by a motorist, here in link street, they found an 18—year—old suffering from stab wounds. despite administering first aid and calling in the london air ambulance, they we re in the london air ambulance, they were unable to save him. he has been named locally as israel although his details have not been officially confirmed. police say they have arrested 217—year—olds on suspicion of murder. on the same day, a 53—year—old man died outside this book makers after what police suspect was a

here in hackney, we have lost one in four police officers since 2010. of neighbourhood policing. but law enforcement can‘t solve things on their own. we also need to work with schools, with mental health services and social workers. i don't accept that the police have lost control of crime across london. i do accept that there has been an issue with crime across the country. there's been an increase in crime since 2014. it's a nationwide problem. the metropolitan police say they understand how alarmed the local community are, but they insist the only way to fully tackle violent crime is for the community to work with them. ken hinds is a youth worker in the tottenham area and also chair of haringey‘s independent stop and search monitoring group. of course, people want to try and understand and the more you read about this, the more reasons people seem about this, the more reasons people seem to have. the home secretary and the head of the metropolitan police have been talking about social media. david lammy, who has been the mpfor media. david lammy, wh

last night, 18—year—old israel ogunsola was attacked in hackney, also in east london.e. there have been 35 fatal stabbings in the capital this year, of more than 50 murders, and today metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick set up a task force of 100 officers to tackle violent crime. cressida dick claims that social media sites rev people up and make street violence more likely, others have been more sceptical. so what is the case? our technology editor david grossman has been to hackney to explore what role social media plays. police tape and flowers. the grimly familiar ritual of another death on our streets. so, israel ogunsola becomes the 35th person to die in london this year as a result of knife crime. the authorities are scrambling for an effective policy response. it is not clear, however, that what has worked in other british cities to reduce knife crime is going to work in london. we don't yet know anything about the circumstances around this young man's death. but speaking before this latest tragedy, the met commissioner, cressida dick, said that in l

simon jones in hackney.hing to do with the salisbury attack and has never produced the novichok nerve agent. rising concern about the murder rate in the capital, as two men die in separate attacks in east london. in sport, the gold medal rush begins for the home teams at the commonwealth games, with amy wilmot among those celebrating. england's topped the medal table after six golds the first day ‘s. u efa golds the first day ‘s. uefa charge liverpool after the manchester city team bus was attacked head of the champions league defeat at anfield. a5 attacked head of the champions league defeat at anfield. as you can see, fans threw cans, bottles, flares at the bus. liverpool have apologised and called the behaviour com pletely apologised and called the behaviour completely unacceptable. rory maca is poised and ready to begin his quest for the coveted green jacket in augusta. his campaign begins this evening. tiger woods get under way in under half an hour's time. i will have those stories and more at half—pas

adina campbell, bbc news, in hackney.on new laws to deal with offensive weapons — and a serious violence strategy is due to be published within days. but ministers accept that more will be needed if they are to deal with the gang—related violence thought to be behind the rise in killings in london. our home editor mark easton reports. the spread of london killings this year has been compared to a virus, and the spike in young people stabbed and shot in the capital should be treated in the same way we would tackle a public health emergency. senior police officers know that one killing in the headlines can spread fear, making it more likely scared young men will carry weapons and potentially use them. killing can be contagious. here in glasgow, for more than a decade, they've been successfully reducing gang violence by treating it like a disease. i remember saying it would be a good thing to get a thousand extra police officers, it would be really clever to get a thousand extra health visitors, that would be the smart thing

looking at what happened tonight, this was in hackney. two incidents.at about eight o'clock last night there were approached by a man with sta b there were approached by a man with stab injuries. these were officers stab injuries. thesewere officers on e; f 7 first aid on patrol. they give him first aid and he died the scene. he was believed to have been in his early 20s. earlier in the afternoon, a separate incident, a fight at a bookmakers, a few kilometres away from where this happened. there they found a man unconscious on the floor. he died shortly afterwards as a result of those injuries. you mentioned the figures— more than 50 murders in london this year. two thirds of them have been stabbing. put this in context around the world. how do the figures compare? it is interesting. the numbers are higher. we have a lot of attention this week saying london may be at a higher murder rate than new york. it just so happens in these first three months of the year that the murder rate has been higher in london, but overall not as high as in new york. london

here in hackney, flowers mark the spot where 18—year—old israel 0gunsola lost his life this week.e had enough. they want an end to the violence. but there is recognition there may be no simple quick fix. 0ne former chief superintendent with the met says much more needs to be done to prevent young people carrying weapons in the first place. i think we need to be doing much more in schools. and certainly when i've spoken to parents of children who have been murdered, one thing they say, all of them, without exception, is they want to see much more intervention at an earlier stage in schools. as the grieving continues, the mayor of london has invited the home secretary and all london's mps to a knife crime summit next week to discuss what else can be done in the fight against violence that has ruined so many lives. simon jones, bbc news. well, a 17 year old boy has appeared at thames magistrates court charged with murdering a teenager who was stabbed in east london. the victim, who's been named locally as 18—year—old israel 0gunsola, was found with fatal wounds in hackney on wednesda

last night, anti—gang protestors held a rally in hackney to call for an end to the violence.rged more. until now, holyrood had matched the tax arrangements in the rest of the uk, with three bands. under the new system, there are four bands ranging from a low income rate, at 19% percent, to a top rate, at 46%. the amount graduates earn before they have to start paying back their tuition fees has risen. english and welsh students who've ta ken out loans in the last six years will now start paying off their debts when they earn £25,000 a year, instead of £21,000. the national union of students said the change is a welcome relief for many. about nine million people will pay more towards their pensions from today. the minimum contribution is going up from 1% of their income to 3%. 0ne accountancy firm is warning pay packets will suffer as a result, but other experts say it is easily affordable, and will also mean higher incomes in retirement. the five—time world darts champion eric bristow has died after suffering a heart attack at a darts contest in liverpool. known by his nickna

we'll bring you the latest, and we hope to hear from shadow home secretary and hackney mp dianne abbott the world shows such taxes do change unhealthy habits. when it gets so bad, and we are there right now, you need to change there right now, you need to change the rules of the game and that is now. will it be obesity or shopping bills which are most affected? are you going to change your habits asa are you going to change your habits as a result of the sugar tax?

last night, anti—gang protestors held a rally in hackney calling for an end to the violence.e. russia has accused the uk of inventing a fake story and playing with fire over the salisbury spy poisoning. speaking at a un security council meeting, moscow's un ambassador said britain's main goal had been to discredit russia with unsubstantiated accusations. test results on samples taken from the crime scene will be published by chemical weapons experts next week. about nine million people will pay more towards their pensions from today. the minimum contribution is going up from 1% of their income to 3%. one accountancy firm is warning pay packets will suffer as a result, but other experts say it is easily affordable, and will mean higher incomes in retirement. the amount english and welsh graduates earn, before they have to start paying back their tuition fees has risen. students who've taken out loans in the last six years will now start paying off their debts when they earn £25,000 a year, instead of £21,000. the national union of students said the change is a "welcome relief"

last night in hackney, when 18—year—old was stabbed to death, people gathered to call an end to the violencehey talk about police, but it is down to us as a community, otherwise it is not going to stop. we just need to guide these kids in the right direction so that our communities do not have the bobbins that we have at the moment. but with five more teenagers injured with stabbings in london yesterday, this new spate of crime shows no sign of easing. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — naga munchetty and jon kay will have all the latest news, business and sport, including live updates from the commonwealth games. and the swimming from there. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the russian ambassador to the un has warned britain it is "playing with fire" in accusing moscow of poisoning the former double agent sergei skripal and his daughter. a court in south korea is expected to deliver its verdict later on the former president, park geun—hye, who was forced from office in a corruption scandal last year. hungary holds a parliamentary election on sunday, with the go

the incidents in hackney took place within hours of each other, and take the number of suspected murders more than 50. our correspondentjon donnison is there for us this morning. jon, what more do we know about these two incidents? good morning. what more do we know about these latest incidents? well, you can see behind me where police have put up a tent where this young man died. what officers say is around 8pm last night two of their patrol officers were approached by a young man believed to be in his 20s, with stab wounds. they gave him first aid but he died at the scene here. a little earlier in the day we had another incident just here. a little earlier in the day we had another incidentjust a mile or so had another incidentjust a mile or so from here where, after an apparent fight at the bookmakers, a man in his 50s suffered injuries, and he also died at the scene. and obviously this comes in a week where we have had two fatal shootings pretty close to here on monday night. we had a 17—year—old died in a drive—by shooting in tottenham, and on the same night a 16—year—old died in wa

and i'm brian hackney. protesters in sacramento are saying they want those officers held accountable. today kpix five's melissa caen talked with a bay area prosecutor... who says a decision to charge an officer depends on several key factors. . >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. as outrage grows over the police shooting of stephon clark, questions if the officers should be charged. kpix 5's melissa mu-- melissa caen with more. >> reporter: protesting the shooting death of stephon clark but will the police officers be charged. >> when the cop is brought to justice we succeeded. >> it will defend on what the officers felt at the time. >> the district attorney says the police are not judged based on hindsight. >> look with what the reasonable police officer would have believed at the time. >> the police department said the suspect turned and advanced towards the officers while holding an object extended in hunt for of him. the officers believed believed the suspect was pointing a firea

yesterday evening i was in hackney where people from the community gathered in a protest.ched me and showed me some pictures he had just filmed moments earlier on his mobile phonejust a couple of miles away, where two young men had been stabbed. they actually turned out to be is—year—olds. you can see on that pitch the aftermath, the two children being treated. the man said he wanted people to see these pictures because, when is this going to end? and that is very much the feeling in the community. to put this into context, yesterday in london we had seven stabbings, fortu nately london we had seven stabbings, fortunately none of those were fatal. but over the past year, the average number of stabbings per day has been around 12. but what they are has been around 12. but what they a re really has been around 12. but what they are really worried about here at scotla nd are really worried about here at scotland yard is the number that have turned out to be fatal and that's why there is concern here and amongst the community. the chief of the met went on a walkabout in stoke

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> kpix 5's melissa caen on the top questions, mark zuckerberg will have to answer. >> is it fair for me to give up all of my personal data to facebook in exchange for me being able to see what some of my high school buddies had for dinner saturday night. >> reporter: john kennedy has a lot of questions for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. on wednesday it's the house energy and commerce committee. >> mr. zuckerberg has not exhausted himself being forthcoming. >> reporter: it's a rare opportunity to talk to the the facebook ceo about his company's peculiar history with privacy. >> 2009 and november, december, facebook made two changes to its privacy settings that pushed a lot of private information to be public. it also gave third party apps access it to information they were not supposed to have. >> reporter: in 2011, the federal trade comission brought charges against facebook because of those breaches of consumer data privacy. in the case settled, facebook didn't even have to pay a fine, but it did have to give clear messages when it was going to share

here is brian hackney in a look at the radar. >> it is beginning to unwind, we have rain over the bay area. it is favoring the north bay, in the south bay there is less but as we look at doppler, there is embedded heavier sales as you can see around 680 by san ramon and north and in the north bay, collections of rain here and there, we will continue this overnight tonight. this is the sort of flow we expect to i, the time-lapse through now, rain, break, rain, break, it will be that way through saturday morning and the moisture is extending all the way back to the hawaiian islands and as a result it is going to sit and rain, occasionally have the especially north of the golden gate bridge, but south, not so much. they have a flood watch posted for the north bay in santa cruz mountains. with the usual threat of mudslides and debris flows. in terms of amounts, we will cover that in the forecast in a minute.>>> andria borba continues our storm coverage from the marin headlands. >> reporter: emergency officials say they are prepared to call for evacuations if the rain accumulates to the po

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. >> i'm brian hackney. the storm also caused a huge chunk of parking lot to disintegrate at stenson beach. that's happened before in prior floods and big storms. kpix 5 joe vazquez says this is going to make access to the popular beach in marin county a lot more difficult. >> reporter: stinson beach is a little bit harder to get to today, in part because of road conditions, but also because one of the main parking lots collapsed overnight because of the storm. this is what's left of the north parking lot at stinson beach. we can see where the asphalt is marked for parking spaces and then suddenly falls off a cliff. locals say it has been eroding for some time. >> before it was just a little stream here and now it looks like a mini niagara falls. >> it got eroded last night with all the rain that fell. we lost about 150 feet of asphalt. >> reporter: the fire chief says if you can make it to the town, you're welcome to come and surf and enjoy the beach. he says although the park is accessible, it will technic

. >> and i'm brian hackney. a multi-story building on 8th avenue is on fire. the blames seen for some distance. we're told nobody was hurt, and no word yet on the cause. >> we'll keep following that, but our other top story, a house party going horribly wrong and turning deadly early in the day. a fight erupted near bodega and pleasant hills avenues. by the time police arrived one man was dead, another on the run. andrea nakano is live with more. >> reporter: the suspect is in the jail tonight after being arrested this evening. just around 12:30 in the afternoon, police got a call of a stabbing in the parking lot right behind a grill. >> i was working in my office with a client, and we heard really loud sirens, and i knew it was really close, i didn't know it was this close. right outside my building. >> reporter: investigators say a fight broke out at a house party nearby and it ended in this parking lot. they believe the suspect anthony eboch stabbed the victim cory vaughn several times. vaughn's friends who didn't want to speak on camera said he heard his f

brian hackney with a look at the radar. >> you bet. you can see just in the last 60 minutes, a huge forest of thundershowers erupting on the high-def doppler. not getting ready to move in. stretching across san rafael. south bay not much, but that is going to change in the next three to five hours. this is at 1:00 in the morning. you can see as the cold front approaches, it will erupt in heavy downpours. and so this is 1:00 a.m. watch what happens in the south bay. you can see a line of showers stretching out to the east bay, which has been neglected so far. flood watches are posted tomorrow, all happening because of this cold front is approaching the shoreline after lurking offshore for days now, squeezing out all of the moistures that have been hanging over the state, we'll have more on the timing and the apts as we cover your forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, brian. >>> we have seen plenty of close calls tonight. a couple and their dogs were saved from the submerged suv. >> reporter: it has been raining all day here in petaluma,

brian hackney is tracking the radar. >> boy, when it rained, it poured overnight especially san francisco and north, south bay not so much. as we look live at ocean beach now, plenty of water on the beach and up top. in petaluma more than 3 inches of rain, in napa almost 2. in the santa cruz mountains not that far in terms of rain totals away from downtown san francisco, picked up about 1.17 inches, just over an inch for orinda, but by the time you get to san jose, just 1/3 of an inch. this really petered out north to ut so, although we all got -- to south, although we all got wet. there are moderate scattered cells of rain coming down for the night. vallejo has widely scattered showers. so does martinez. in the south bay we have a big hole over san jose in the shadow from the direction this atmospheric river is aiming at california. it doesn't get as much rain. so as a result, we'll look for more of this overnight tonight. there will be a little let-up the next few hours, but still flood advisories until 10:00 for south central sonoma, well, where you see it in blue there. for what's nex

we'll check in with brian hackney right now. >> hey, ken. welcome back, by the way. it's going to be a good deal cooler tomorrow. the numbers will fall like car keys as we have high clouds on the way and a little bit of rain, light rain moving into the bay area. this is 7:00 tomorrow morning, a little bit in the north bay. the day goes on. a weak cold front comes south. this won't amount to much more than 0. up with inch, but there's more coming -- than 0.1- inch, but there's more coming in after that. >>> a man attacked at a b.a.r.t. station, the problem b.a.r.t. is having keeping riders safe. >> the topless protester charges bill cosby on his way to court today, the stripdown and takedown all caught on camera. >> the world's airlines ranked and only one u.s. carrier is in the top 10. who made the list? bystander for his quick action to subdue a stabbing suspect. two people were hurt in the atta >>> b.a.r.t. police are thanking a bystander for his quick action to subdue a stabbing suspect. two people were hurt in the attack over the weekend at coliseum station. so j

the incidents in hackney took place within hours of each other and take the number of suspected murders sworn in as the new president of sierra leone. his inauguration camejust hours after he was declared the winner of the run—off vote. the former soldier won just under 52% of the ballot, beating former foreign minister, samura kamara. it took beijing just 11 hours to respond to the trump administration's latest list of products it plans to to hit with a 25% tariff. china says it plans to impose additional tariffs on 106 us products including soybeans, cars and orange juice. so is there a way a trade war can be avoided? joining me is david buik, market analyst from panmure gordon. david buik, of course we've spoken about this many times before, about china and the us. that looks as of now chinese play the us at a time game, the us as play china at a time game, the us as play china at a time game, there was a lot of game—playing. game, there was a lot of game-playing. a dozen years or donald trump. you doesn't tread quietly on the water to get a reaction. east ryde to get a reaction. eas

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brian hackney is tracking this for us tonight. >> we'll find the cold front powering down in the bayt of heavy downpours in a few hours and the possibility of thunderstorms as well, the south bay getting just 1/3 in san jose, but petaluma 3 1/4 inches so far and there's higher totals in the higher elevations. in terms of where the rain is now, some good cells coming in through the northern end of the peninsula through the city of san francisco and a few downpours as well over parts of the north bay. south bay down in santa clara county not much, but there is more on the way. there will be intense rain tonight. winds will pick up, maybe even some shocking weather, a thunderstorm or two. we'll have the details when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. >> brian, thank you. >>> while the rain poured down in the north bay today this balloon was headed up to study the atmospheric river bringing us this storm. kpix5's mary lee is live in bodega bay to tell us what they hope to learn here. mary? >> reporter:

here in hackney, flowers mark the spot where 18—year—old israel 0gunsola lost his life this week.an end to the violence. but there is recognition there may be no simple quick fix. 0ne former chief superintendent with the met says much more needs to be done to prevent young people carrying weapons in the first place. i think we need to be doing much more in schools. and certainly when i've spoken to parents of children who have been murdered, one thing they say, all of them, without exception, is they want to see much more intervention at an earlier stage in schools. as the grieving continues, the mayor of london has invited the home secretary and all london's mps to a knife crime summit next week to discuss what else can be done in the fight against violence that is ruining so many lives. simon jones, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the 15 people killed after a bus carrying a junior ice hockey team crashed in canada. more than a dozen other passengers were injured, when the vehicle collided with a truck in the province of saskatchewan. 0ur north america correspondent, chris b

who take a swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hackney but if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. by him come. local authorities have denied it breaches german laws banning the display of nazi symbols the show has sparked a row among residents and local action group describe the production as unacceptable and call for a boycott the plays director though says he's only wanted to create an environment for debate. we need more awareness and we cannot read this somewhere in this with simple discussions but through action i want to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. some local news from moscow and our girls been killed and seventeen other people injured as a hurricane has ripped through the capital today the hurricanes caused extensive damage cause falling trees and buildings as well vicious winds hitting up to thirty meters a second thousands in the moscow region have been left without electricity. that's it for this offer m

here in hackney, flowers mark the spot where 18—year—old israel ogunsola lost his life this week.the violence. but there is recognition there may be no simple quick fix. one former chief superintendent with the met says much more needs to be done to prevent young people carrying weapons in the first place. i think we need to be doing much more in schools. and certainly when i've spoken to parents of children who have been murdered, one thing they say, all of them, without exception, is they want to see much more intervention at an earlier stage in schools. as the grieving continues, the mayor of london has invited the home secretary and all london's mps to a knife crime summit next week to discuss what else can be done in the fight against violence that is ruining so many lives. simon jones, bbc news. firefighters are tackling a blaze on the 50th floor of trump tower in new york. the city's fire department says person has been injured. the building serves as the headquarters or the trump organisation, the business group owned by donald trump, and he has an office and a home there,

take as swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hackney bloodstock if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. and mine come. local authorities have denied it breaches german laws banning the display of nazi symbols the show has sparked a raw among residents a local action group which described the describe the production as quote unacceptable and cold for a boycott the place director says he only wanted to create an environment for debate. we need more awareness and we cannot treat these summer nights with simple discussions but through action names to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production that just about wraps up the program so far for this hour on this saturday though back up back up the top of the hour with many more stories for you hope you can join us. for man are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all for different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have don

to show them that someone in hackney is the same as a kid in brixton? absolutely. in hackney which had quite a reputation, and we had kids from all postcodes coming. because they came with that specific purpose, to enjoy themselves and they had a loving environment, there we re they had a loving environment, there were no problems, absolutely no problems, despite the concerns of the local police. with regard to working with kids at a young age, one of the things that has worked is if you look at scotland's violence reduction unit. what they have done is they have stopped treating it as a policing issue and started to treat it as a public health issue. that is right, we did a report on our programme injanuary. just to explain, or what they have donein just to explain, or what they have done in scotland, is since the middle of the last decade, they have reduced knife crime by an astonishing 70%. they said, if you persist we will arrest you but if you want out we will get you some training, access to jobs, you want out we will get you some training, access tojobs, hou

victim of violent crime in london —18—year—old israel 0gunsola died last night after being stabbed in hackneynd, and other white tent with a police cordon, and other stark reminder of this week's violence in the capital. and just a couple of miles away, a man in his 50s also died last night after being assaulted. wake up, man. this stuff needs to end, seriously. like, i'm coming from someone who's actually felt that kind of pain. 23-year-old yolanda has posted this video on facebook. she personally knew some of this week's victims and has lost family and friends through violence over the last ten years. seeing that there's so much this year alone, it just got me annoyed, ijust had to round out as well. it doesn'tjust affect our generation, it is affecting everyone involved. meanwhile, mother of two deana, lived in london for more than two decades, has recently moved away from the capital. sometimes i feel scared to be out on the road at certain times of day, there has been something going around on social media where it is a points system now, so media where it is a points system now, so you

a chef at one of london's leading restaurants has left herjob to work in a school kitchen in hackney. less than £1 each a day. food being served up includes sweet potato and spinach dahl and salmon goujons with pea shoots. pisani says she wants school cooks to see themselves more as school chefs. i needed to have the same hierarchy, i needed to have the same hierarchy, i needed the head chef, sous chef, to get the party rolls. with the staff, we wanted to skill them. it was really important to me that they would chop, that they would fill at fish, that they would portion fish. —— fillet fish. let's have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube, the northern line has no service northbound between morden and east finchley, and golders green via bank and charing cross, due to a signal failure. via bank and charing cross, there are minor delays on the circle line between hammersmith and edgware road because of another signalfailure. and that is also affecting the hammersmith & city line, which has minor delays between hammersmith and edgware road. and the bakerloo line has minor de

yesterday afternoon i was in hackney asa yesterday afternoon i was in hackney as a protest was gettinghis going to end? that is a question that many people are asking —— injured in this stabbing. to put this into context, we had seven stabbings in the capital yesterday, fortu nately stabbings in the capital yesterday, fortunately none of those were fatal. in the past year on average, there have been 12 stabbings per day. police are really concerned about the number that are turning out to be fatal, be it stabbings or shootings, that is why there is so much concern. the met says, this is not a problem we can sold on our own, we need the community and those who work with young people to come together and address the issue, particularly linked to gang culture. simonjones, particularly linked to gang culture. simon jones, thank you. the united states has imposed sanctions on russian businessmen, government officials and companies accused of profiting from president putin's efforts to undermine the west. the us treasury secretary said it was in response to "malign activity around the globe"