i can't see anybody injured. clearly, the fact that there are four ambulances that i can count on the bridge itself, including a fire crew, that is the indication that they are looking after and treating people on the bridge. the other ambulances are queued up and it looks as though they are now waiting for -- to be brought in. >> thanks very much. >> there's a couple of buses that are being stopped on the bridge. the tour guides that go along central london. it looks as though they were stopped from going anywhere and there were about to evacuate. >> it's worth bearing in mind that st. thomas hospital my a major teaching hospital just on the south bend is opposite the house of parliament. medical help is literally that close. just an apology as well, if any of our live pictures or images, which you may find distressing, you'd understand why. we are trying to bring you a sense of what's happening as quickly as possible. on the line now, richard tice who is an eyewitness. what did you see? >> good afternoon, i cam

injured.. doctors are trying to save their lives. pc keith palmer, a husband, a father, a police officer for 15 years, he died protecting parliament, the prime minister said he was every inch a hero. he was remembered today by colleagues in a police service that has been left numb by the loss of one of their own. his family have released a statement in which they described as dedicated to hisjob, brave and courageous, a friend to everyone who knew him. his death is that the police service mourning one of its own us as a mark of respect, his show that number will be retired and not issued any other officer. across the service today we have officers in mourning for their fallen colleague, pc keith palmer. words cannot express the grief that everyone in the police service fees at losing a colic, but that pales into insignificance when one thinks of his family, friends and colleagues at this extremely troubling time. also killed in this attack was aysha frade, who was in her 40s and worked at a co

at least two people who were hit have died, and 20 others have been injured. the attacker was shot and apprehended by police and is among the dead. three french students are among the injured, the french prime minister has promised his full support for the victims. the prime minister, who was in parliament, has returned to downing street to chair and emergency cobra meeting. hello from westminster. we are at the police cordon around westminster after a day which has seen four people killed, including the attacker who stabbed a police officer at the palace gates, the palace of westminster gates, and who died of stab wounds. the attacker began, it seems, by driving a vehicle across westminster bridge and running into civilians who were pedestrians on that bridge, including a group of french schoolchildren from brittany. three of them were injured, a woman was thrown over the bridge into the river thames and pulled alive from the river thames. 20 people injured in all, according to the london ambulance service, four dead, including the attacker. two people on the

killing two people, and injuring many more, including three police officers.who was armed with a knife, then ran towards parliament where he was confronted by the police officers who keep us and our democratic institutions safe. tragically, one officer was killed. the terrorist was also shot dead. the united kingdom's threat level has been set at severe for some time. this will not change. acting deputy commissioner rowley will give a further operational update later this evening. our thoughts and prayers go out to all who have been affected, to the victims themselves, and their family and friends. who waved their loved ones off, but will not now be welcoming them home. for those of us who were in parliament at the time of the attack, these events provide a particular reminder of the exceptional bravery of our police and security services. who risk their lives to keep us safe. once again today, these exceptional men and women ran towards the danger, even as they encouraged others to move the other way. after the attack, westminster was in lockdown. mps, peers,

it's reported that she was seriously injured. and there was a gi’oup seriously injured.e school in brittany, they were in london on an educational trip, three were injured, two of them are reported to have suffered serious fractures. the french foreign minister travelled to london to visit them. it's a new tragedy. i want to return to paris, but i wanted to stop in london first, to send a message to the british people. a message of solidarity. of those injured in the attack, 29 were treated in hospital and some of those remaining critical condition. daniel boettcher, bbc news. let's go to france. lucy williamson is at the school in brittany, where that group of stu d e nts brittany, where that group of students who were visiting london, who were here on westminster bridge, are from. it was a big party of stu d e nts are from. it was a big party of students who were here, wasn't it? yes, it was, we've been speaking to their classmates and friends this morning who turned up for school here and base broke about how upset and shocked they were to learn the news last night th

a number of other people injured there. in the palaces of westminster itself, in the old palace yard, police officer was stabbed on the alleged attacker was shot by armed officers were nearby the palaces of westminster at the time. we don't know if the latest fatality that is being reported to us was anyone connected to the other two incidents away from the bridge. what we do know is that in about five, 6 minutes time from now, commander bj harrington, senior officer of scotland yard, i was with him on a counterterrorism exercise, will be making a statement in which he is expected to give a bit more detail on the unfolding incident and perhaps share of bit more light on the injuries suffered by the police officer. we believe an initial reports suggest he was seriously injured. at this stage, we have no further details than that except he was seriously injured and taken to st. thomas hospital. sources just told me with regards to the overall number of dead and injured at the moment is that there are two confirmed fatalities

it is reported that she was seriously injured.hool in concarneau in brittany. they were in london on an educational trip. two of them are reported to have suffered serious fractures. the french foreign minister travelled to london to visit them. it is a new tragedy. i wa nted visit them. it is a new tragedy. i wanted to stop to london first, to say a message to the british people, some of the people injured remain in a critical condition in hospital. the mp, louise ellman witnessed the shooting of khalid masood yesterday. she joins us live from pier head in liverpool. just recall, if you would, the events of yesterday as you saw them. i was events of yesterday as you saw them. iwas in events of yesterday as you saw them. i was in the parliamentary grounds on my way to vote. doing my walk that i regularly do from my office to the house of commons. i realised there was something wrong. i thought maybe there was a demonstration outside. then there was silence, then shouting and suddenly the man who was the terrorist ran into the parl

if you see a crowd of people around 70 who is injured, thatis people around 70 who is injured, that ist from some of the images i have seen elsewhere of the images i have seen elsewhere of the person themselves injured and the person themselves injured and the blood. there is a big difference. it still conveys understanding, we draw the line. but in venice, it is not a precise line. you need to make a judgement. and thatis you need to make a judgement. and that is why different broadcasters and media organisations have come to differentjudgements. in the early hours, as one view is that, you've got a lot of repetition on the aftermath of the attack, with an opera much in the way of facts. so some viewers feel that this kind of coverage is innocent adding to of panic unnecessarily. i figured us. coverage is innocent adding to of panic unnecessarily. ifigured us. i think people come to the new channels to find out what is the latest news. how long they stay for us latest news. how long they stay for us to them, but it varies, person—to—person. but you come in, you are the news in steadil

at least 20 people have been injured. with all those who have been affected by today's attack and is a service, we have lost one of our own as he acted to protect the public and his colleagues. this is a day we had planned for, but we hoped would never happen. sadly, it's now a reality. we will continue to do all we can to protect the people of london. an attack that in theory, many expected. but the truth of an event like this in practice is a shockin event like this in practice is a shock in our parliament, a shock in oui’ shock in our parliament, a shock in our country. whatever the motive, an effort to stop our democracy in its tracks, a new, orfour page of history in a place where every corner tells of our shared past. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. as laura explained, the attack started when a man drove his vehicle at speed across westminster bridge towards the houses of parliament, hitting many pedestrians in his path, two of whom died, and several others suffered catastrophic injuries. they included some

he is among the dead. >> three french students were among the injured in the attack. the french prime minister has promised his full support for the victims. the british prime minister came out to make a statement shortly after holding a government emergency meeting. >> following the sick and depraved terrorist attack on the streets of our capital this afternoon. >> hello and welcome from westminster, where it has been a horrifying and bloody day. for people are dead at the end of it, including, it seems, the assailant and a police officer, who was stabbed at the gates of the palace of westminster. before that, a vehicle driven across westminster bridge careened into a number of people on the bridge and injured at two. 20 of them and killed 20 people injured and a number of them still in hospital tonight. ,heresa may, the prime minister convened the government emergency committee meeting and after that gave a statement on today's events, describing it as a sick and depraved attack. and appalling incident, she aimed at it was changing people's way of life here in brita

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kurt was killed and melissa was left seriously injured.urt as a great american. the people who were injured came from 11 different countries, including the united states, china, france and germany. they were taken from westminster to hospitals across london, including here, at king's college. undergoing treatment for a fractured leg is 19—year—old travis frain. he was with fellow politics students on a field trip to parliament when he was hit head—on by the car. he was pictured as emergency crews stretchered him away from the scene. waiting for news inside the locked down parliament building was his tutorfrom edge hill university. she told me today that travis is doing well. he's been checking his facebook. lots of messages from other students wanting to know how he is. clearly, he's not well, but he's dealing with it and he's staying as cheerful as he can. another school trip caught up in the chaos. three students from this school in brittany were injured. two of them are reported to have suffered serious fractures. the french foreign min

this is one of several hospitals across london which are continuing to treat the injured.the magnitude of what they had to deal with. it was inspiring, the way people just worked together and communicated to deal with the patient in front of them. it didn't matter how many more were coming, you knew that you would just keep working. it was really quite something. today at westminster abbey, in a show of solidarity, religious leaders joined together for a minute's silence, to remember the four who were killed and the many more who were injured. oui’ our correspondentjoins us from washington. here we have scenes of political drama, where millions of people are wondering exactly what their health insurance will be and what it will become. —— people outside washington. the future of health ca re washington. the future of health care in this country is now uncertain, because they cannot make a deal. donald trump, who made his name as a campaigner to say that he would get deals done on this hill, has not managed to do it, and it is an embarrassing defeat for both party and the p

more than a0 people from 12 different countries were initially injured. several remain in hospital.rror police arrested eight people in overnight raids, but believe the attacker was acting alone. mps and staff had been locked down inside parliament's boundaries for several hours, eventually being released late in the evening. when they reassembled on thursday morning, they began with their day with a minute's silence, to remember those killed and injured. order. colleagues, in respectful memory of those who lost their lives in yesterday's attack, and of all of the casualties of that attack, we shall now observer a minute's silence. a little later, the commons speaker john bercow offered condolences to the victims of the attack. he said, in time parliament would look to see a security lessons needed to be learned, but he added... let the security personnel who protect us, police, security officers, and door keepers, be in no doubt whatsoever as to our profound appreciation of the way in which they discharged their duties yesterday. matched by other staff of the house. that means that

carilled two people with a and injured about 40.hree french students, romanians and south koreans are among the injured. terrorismay an act of tried to silence our democracy. but today we meet as normal. have done before us and as future generations will continue to do. to deliver a simple message. we are not afraid. and our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism. and we meet here in the oldest of all parliaments because we know that democracy and the values it entails will always prevail. what i can confirm is that the man was british-born and that onceyears ago he was investigated by mi5 in relation to concerns about violent extremism. he was a peripheral figure. the case is historic. he was not part of the current intelligence picture. was no prior intelligence of his intent or of the plot. intensive investigations continue. claire: the queen has said her thoughts prayers and deepest sympathies are with all of those affected by yesterday's awful violence. london for us.in he joins me now. theresa may has been praised b

several are reported severely injured, they were taking part in a race injured, they were taking part in a ra ce eve nt injured, they were taking part in a race event at the time, people are trying to determine whether the vehicle was driven into the group deliberately. that is the latest from that story in berlin, a possible accident or deliberate act, it is not clear wake—up has ploughed into a it is not clear wake—up has ploughed intoa group it is not clear wake—up has ploughed into a group of cyclists taking part ina race into a group of cyclists taking part in a race event. —— where a car has ploughed into a group of cyclists. now on bbc news, it's time for week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament — a week that brought bloodshed to the streets of westminster and a defiant response from mps. let this be the message from this house and this nation today — our values will prevail. this democracy is strong, and this parliament is a robust. this was a horrific crime, and as an act of terror it has failed. mps hold a minute's silence to remember those killed and

her seems to be evidence people are injured elsewhere on the bridge. i can see a car crashed into the railings that run alongside the courtyard that is, if you picture big ben, there is a green courtyard in front of it, the iconic scene. there is a railing that runs alongside that and into that railing i can see a car is crashed. i can see ambulances on the bridge and my colleague saw someone run through the gates of parliament. they must have got past a policeman, and he then saw them shot. since then, we have seen two ambulances come in, a helicopter ambulance landed in the square and that is now gone. the other one is still in the precinct. we have seen a large number of armed police officers run in. there does seem to be a slight relaxation. i can now see one person walking through the security cordon that runs around parliament, somebody who clearly works here. there does seem now to be a slight easing off. he seen police sniffer dogs worked their way around the square. lm is quite theca word to use, but compared to earlier when we had armed polic

as the prime minister said, the injured include people of ten nationalities. we send our deepest condolces to their loved ones and to the loved ones of those still in a very critical condition, including the the french schl children so welcomed in our capital visiting yesterday. we send our sympathies to them and to the people of their town and communities. we thank all the dedicated yesterday national health service staff working to save lives, including all those from st. thomas' hospital who rushed out of that hospital straight over to the scene of the instance to try to support and save lives. many people would have been totally traumatized by yesterday's awful events. not just all of us here but watching on television worried for the safety of their friends and loved ones. so i ask in this house and this country, please look after each other. help one another. and think of one another. it is by demonstrating our values solidarity, community, humanity and love that we will defeat the poison and division of but watching on television worried for the safety

. 0ver pay their respects to those injured. some of the doctors ran out of there when they heard what happened and gave immediate first aid to victims on the bridge. this is such a busy place on an ordinary day and ordinary week, the traffic is bustling and there are loads of tourists. we see police around as well. there are helicopters overhead, not because of a terrorist incident. 0bviously overhead, not because of a terrorist incident. obviously we see lots of police around, the cordon is up on the other side of the bridge, 20 or 30 metres from where we are. i think things are gradually getting back to normal, but it will be sometime before parliament square is open and we can freely around again. eleanor, thank you for the moment, eleanor garnier, political correspondent here on westminster bridge. we can talk to councillor nikki aitken, leader of westminster council. you we re leader of westminster council. you were here yesterday when the attack happened. i came out of the tube station at westminster and i thought it was

two people inside the house were not injured. >>> two pennsylvania state troopers were injured when auit ended in a crash in the city of chester. one car rolled over and the trooper's vehicle ended up on top it. >>> jury selection begins in the trial of a person who killed a trooper and led police on a 48 day manhunt. >> reporter: jury selection begins in the case of ache irfor the reason. eric frein is accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers in pike county. he led police on a 48 day manhunt before he was captured. now 12 jurors will decide his fate is he guilty and if he is will he get the death penalty. a judge ruled that an outside jury will decide his fate and that jury will kim from chester county. -- come from chester county. >> reporter: we have penndot on the scene 422 eastbound past oaks, 11 minute ride from oaks to 202. normally it would be 7 minutes. on the big picture, disabled tractor-trailer, i-95 southbound blocking the right lane near the vine. that's creating big delays, 12, 13 miles per hour on i-95. lots of sunshine. 61 degrees, great day. a winters wea

at least 20 people have been injured.all those who have been affected by today's attack, and as a service, we have lost one of our own as he acted to protect the public and his colleagues. this is a day we'd planned for, but we hoped would never happen. sadly, it's now a reality. we will continue to do all we can to protect the people of london. an attack, that in theory, many expected. but the truth of an event like this in practice is a shock in our parliament, a shock in our country. whatever the motive, an effort to stop our democracy in its tracks, a new, awful page of history in a place where every corner tells of our shared past. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. well, police are saying tonight that the attacker was known to them and was inspired by international terrorism. now, the attack started with that drive across westminster bridge in which the vehicle that the attacker was driving careered into many pedestrians on the bridge over there. among the casualties, schoolchildren, french schoolchildren, fre

is it that there are injured policeman here? or is it just there are injured policeman here? clip that we were wanting to bring you was just a gentleman who had been told yesterday that, yes, these policeman are definitely being brought here. we can't confirm that, we had been promised a statement, but as of yet, we are still waiting for it to materialise. we will return to fiona a little later. and in other news: new calculations made for the government have raised the possibility that millions of people now in their 20s could have to wait until the age of 70 for a state pension. another official review has called for an end to the guarantee that annual pension increases will be at least 2.5%. the bank of england has placed the co—op bank under "intensive supervision" as the deadline approaches for potential buyers to submit their bids. it's understood contingency plans to ensure the "orderly failure" of the iso—year—old bank are well advanced. co—op has been looking for buyers since february and said it was "pleased" with the interest shown. a man accused of murdering a one

it looks like injured being removed right now, even as we speak. it's a very, very tenuous situation. max foster, if you're still there, how close are you to the parliament right now? i know that police are trying to keep you and other journalists a bit away. >> reporter: yeah, phil black has gone down there, we're just a couple of miles away here. there's no way of getting close to these situations, from past experience, they're keeping the area completely clear. look at the images coming in to us, there are clearly people injured. look how far those members of the public or whoever they are on the bridge, quite a way away from that car that's crashed into the fence there, and there are still people clearly lying on the ground there because the ambulances are surrounding them. then there's been some sort of breach into parliament. a policeman has been attacked and sources say that whoever attacked the policeman have been attacked themselves. there are gunshots the police responded to but we're also hearing about other gunshots which i'm assuming m

prince charles has visited some of the injured at king's college hospital.london, 75. in the business news this afternoon... automatic compensation — that's what ofcom wants for landline and broadband customers facing slow repairs, missed deadlines and engineers' visits that fail to happen. the telecoms regulator says it could benefit up to 2.6 million customers. statutory maternity pay for uk mothers is among the worst in europe, according to analysis by the tuc. the trade union body says only ireland and slovakia have worse "decently paid" entitlements. it defines decently paid as two—thirds of a woman's salary, or more than £840 a month. robotics and artificial intelligence could affect almost a third of uk jobs by the 2030s. a report from accountancy firm pwc says manual routine jobs are most at risk — those with a human touch, like health and education, are safer. however, they don't believe that 30% ofjobs will dissappear — rather, automation could create more wealth and additionaljobs elsewhere in the economy. good afternoon. we will look at developme

, but two people are injured seriously, more than 30 other people injured as well.ey are being treated. 0k, kevin, many thanks, kevin vicars patrick there. let's ta ke thanks, kevin vicars patrick there. let's take a look at the headlines on bbc news. home secretary amber rudd has called on technology firms such as whatsapp to allow security services access to encrypted material in terrorism cases. scotland yard says the westminster attacker khalid masood acted alone and his motive may never be known. detectives confirmed the attack lasted just 82 seconds. more than 30 people have been injured, two seriously, after a suspected gas explosion on merseyside. let's look at the sport now, for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here is john full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here isjohn watson. lewis hamilton believes mercedes have a fight on their hands with ferrari after watching sebastian vettel win the opening race of the formula one championship at the australian grand prix. a badly timed pit stop cost the british driver, as vettel won in melbourne. nic

as the prime minister said, the injured include people of ten nationalities. we send our deepest condolences to their loved ones and to the loved ones of those still in a very critical condition, including the the french school children so welcomed in our yesterday. ting we send our sympathies to them and to the people of their town and communities. we thank all the dedicated yest national health service staff working to save lives, including all those from st. thomas' hospital who rushed out of that hospital straight over to the scene of the instance to try to support and save lives. many people would have been totally traumatized by yesterday's awful events. but ust all of us here watching on television worried for the safety of their friends and loffed ones. so i -- loved ones. so i ask in this house and this country, please look after each other. help one another. and think of one another. it is by demonstrating our values solidarity, community, that we will love defeat the poison and division of but watching on television worried for the safety of their h

the dead and injured came from across the globe.l reports on the victims, the dead, and those still lying injured in hospital. a mother on the school run, mown down in broad daylight, aysha frade was 43 years old, and leaves behind a husband and two young daughters. friends and neighbours have been paying tribute to her. she was just a lovely person, with two lovely children. two lovely, lovely girls. how are these children? they've lost their mother. you leave your kids, you took them to school, to go and pick them up, and now this has happened to you. she worked at a college, near westminster bridge, and was on her way to pick up her children when the attack happened. she was a lovely person. helpful, supportive, smiley, always willing to help out with whatever the challenges and demands that teaching staff might have at any given time. aysha's mother was spanish, and today she was remembered by people in the galician town of beta nzos. her family are understood to be travelling to britain. in london, celebrating their 25th weddin

a0 injured, some seriously.al news to come. that is at the now, thank you for watching. good morning. we have an area of rain across the central and southern parts of england drifting its way further west through this morning and here we have temperatures up to six degrees. rain in southern scotland, wet and windy here in the north of scotland, the north—west in particular has light winds and clear skies and lower temperatures, reaching maybe —8 for some. the wet weather moves into the bulk of wales before eight o'clock in the morning and into parts of the south—west as well. the rain becomes light and patchy towards the south—east, something brighter behind. northern england is dry with a shower or two over high ground and fair bit of cloud in scotland and ireland. a little rain to go with that. northern scotland after a cold start stays chilly through the middle part of the morning and we get regular sunshine as well. light wind as well. a decent start to the day. it will be a decent day for many parts of the

a0 were injured.as shot dead. the policeman has been named as pc keith palmer. 0ur reporter andy moore has more. the moment of the attack on westminster bridge. 0n the right—hand side you can see a car moving at speed along the pavement in front of a slow—moving line of traffic. a figure, we now know it is a woman, falls into the water. then panic as members of the public realise something is wrong. three shots ring out. gunfire. a photograph shows the immediate aftermath. an armed police officer stands poised over the attacker. a large knife is on the ground. another knife is nearby. the police officer who was stabbed to deaf has been named the police officer who was stabbed to death has been named as keith palmer. he was a member of the parliamentary and diplomatic police command. keith, ages a8, had 15 years service, and was a husband and father. he was someone who left for work today, expecting to retur home at the end of his shift. and he had every right to expect that would happen. at least thre

among the seriously injured his police co nsta ble seriously injured his police constable chris davieser police officers. in total, up to 50 people were injured in the attack. most have been discharged from hospital. some are well enough to talk about what happened. hospital. some are well enough to talk about what happenedlj hospital. some are well enough to talk about what happened. i didn't wa nt to talk about what happened. i didn't want to die, so i wasjust like, i'm going to be ok, i'm going to try and convince myself that i'm going to be 0k. putting i was horrified, i was scared for my life. i said, i didn't wa nt to scared for my life. i said, i didn't want to die. andreea cristea, the romanian woman who was pushed over the barriers by the attacker‘s car, is still unconscious but is now stable. she was in london with her boyfriend, and the country's ambassador told me today that the fa ct ambassador told me today that the fact she survived at all is a miracle. they were coming to london to celebrate her birthday. he intended to ask her for marriage the same day. and this was un

, seriously injured, and paid the price of their life.y of keith palmer, but also aysha frade and kurt cochran who lost their lives and also those who have been injured. those who have been injured, the victims, buy off from all corners of the world. —— they are from all corners of the world. many people have been coming out of their offices on the way to trafalgar square. a number of them have left flowers as they were walking up there. westminster bridge has reopened. quite interesting going on to the bridge, to look at the pavement area and how easy it was for khalid masood to drive down this area. the one thing i noticed, between the cycle path and the pavement, it's a very open area, and many of the tourists who were there, and there were 12 different nationalities, many of them would be facing towards big ben and they would not be looking at where the traffic was coming from. you stand there and take pictures with big ben behind you. it would have caught many of them unaware. you can see why he was able to get up to such speed, driv

many more were gravely injured and all of us have been deeply affected by what has happened.much as we wish it. however, we do get to choose our reaction and gathering here tonight shows exactly how we must move forward. we must stand together. people have tried to tear this city apart with acts of terror many times before. they have never succeeded and they never will. our emergency services came together yesterday to help those affected by this cowardly act. this city and indeed this country will do the same. we will act as one and embrace our differences. in doing so, we will clearly demonstrate the futility of hatred and the overwhelming power of friendship. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the home secretary, the right honourable amber rudd mp. i would like to start by saying thank you and paying tribute to the officer who lost his life, keith palmer. i know we will all be thinking about his friends and his family. he was courageous, he was brave and he was also doing his duty. he is not alone in doing that. i know that all officers of the net are like that. in my experi

several are reported severely injured, they were taking part in a race injured, they were taking parttrying to determine whether the vehicle was driven into the group deliberately. that is the latest from that story in berlin, a possible accident or deliberate act, it is not clear wake—up has ploughed into a it is not clear wake—up has ploughed intoa group it is not clear wake—up has ploughed into a group of cyclists taking part ina race into a group of cyclists taking part in a race event. —— where a car has ploughed into a group of cyclists. now on bbc news, it's time for week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament — a week that brought bloodshed to the streets of westminster and a defiant response from mps. let this be the message from this house and this nation today — our values will prevail.

tributes for those who were injured and died in the attack.om charlton athletic, where he was a loyal supporter. this is believed to be the final photograph taken of the police officer. the american tourist with him had said she liked his hat and now wanted his family to have this image. one of the first people to help pc palmer after he was stabbed was mike crofts, seen here. he had been having a meeting in parliament. today, in an emotional interview, he refused to accept he had acted as a hero. i wouldn't really accept the tag of hero. again, i think pc palmer is a hero. the 10, 15 police officers who were treating him, such unity in that moment. all really working hard to try and save him. then later, the helicopter team arrived — just fantastic. others who lost their lives were aysha frade, a wife and mother of two young daughters killed on the bridge, along with american kurt cochran, who came to london with his wife to celebrate 25 years of marriage. and the death toll rose again today as police announced a fourth victim had died. whils

and killed three people and injured two others. this happened monday night around 5:00.. home surveillance video captures the exact moments the plane crashes into the neighborhood. the five people on the plane had been in disneyland for a cheerleading competition...th ey were headed back to san jose. kron four caught up with the superintendent in charge of san jose's union middle school. she says 50 of her students had gone to the competittion. and as they await confirmation of those who died, grief counselors have been called out to help. staff." the coroner in riverside is working to determine the identities of those killed. one witness tells the l-a times the plane was having problems before takeoff but went ahead with the flight. a preliminary report from the n-t-s-b could be released next week. several people are injured this morning following a crash involving at least four cars on interstate 280 in san francisco. the crash happened just before 9:30 last night, south of geneva avenue. the crash was blocking three lanes and traffic was rerouted. one person was tossed

the injured also included three police officers who were returning from an event to recognize their bravery. two of those three remain in a serious condition. mr. speaker, the attacker then left of the vehicle and approached a police officer at carriage gates, attacking the officer with a large knife, before he was shot dead by an armed police officer. tragically as the house will know, 48-year-old pc keith palmer was killed. pc palmer had devoted his life to the service of his country. he had been a member of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command for 15 years, and a soldier in the royal artillery before that. he was a husband and a father, killed doing a job he loved. he was every inch a hero, and his actions will never be forgotten. >> here, here. >> i know the whole house will join me in sending our deepest condolences to his family and to the families and friends of all those who have been killed or injured in yesterdays awful attacks. i know also that the house will wish to thank all those who acted with such speed and professionalism yesterday to secure this place and en

there were moments when the injured were comforted by others who had been on the bridge.cs from nearby st thomas‘ hospital arrived. the woman who jumped into the thames was rescued but is in a critical condition. many on the bridge had severe injuries. the police believe there was only one attacker involved here, but their task over the next 2a or 36 hours will be to trace every link to that individual and to satisfy themselves there was no wider plot here. gavin hewitt, bbc news, westminster. politicians, journalists, tourists and members of the public became witnesses to the attack, which left five people dead and at least a0 injured. people described what they saw as events unfolded. british prime minister theresa may was in parliament when the attack happened and was immediately ta ken to safety by her police protection team. mrs may has since chaired a meeting of cobra — the cabinet committee that deals with emergencies — as the attacker‘s identity was being examined and questions were asked about how someone managed to penetrate pa rliament‘s enhanced security syste

dozens injured. >> a witness says it appears the bus be came stuck minutes before the train approached. abc's marc remilard has all the details. >> reporter: a scene of shattered glass and twisted metal in mississippi. >> a terrible scene. >> reporter: rescue crews rushing injured passengers to the hospital after a freight train smashed into a charter bus. >> terrible tragedy. pacted here. of families and i just want everyone to know that we are doing everything that we can do to help everyone on the, on that bus. >> reporter: about 50 people on board headed to a biloxi casino. dozens injured. some managed to walk away from the crash state to waiting ambulances. >> everybody knows everybody. and so, any body that is hurt, you are going to be worried about. >> reporter: witnesses say the bus was driving across the tersection slightly elevated when it got stuck. >> front wheels went up and over. center of the bus stopped on the track. arms started coming down and hit the bus. >> reporter: mark robinson

three students, two critically injured. of course, as soon as those children, or those students are in a condition where they can be moved back to france, that is probably what is going to happen. but we don't have much detail about the exact situation, -- they said critical but that is also a vague word. the french president francois hollande doing what he can to get those students and parents together. they're trying to get those fellas together as soon as they can. >> and, of course, members of parliament a pure have been one of the targets of this attack. it happened right in the middle of prime minister's questions, which happens every wednesday at westminster, when prime minister theresa may was taking questions from members of parliament. when the speaker of the house ended the session and people heard gunshots outside. here is one mp describing her experience a little earlier. knew shots ofwe been fired, we knew it was a very serious situation.. we all raced outside. i ran to westminster patrol and told them they ha

a number of those are ina have been injured. can see behind me where we are at the police caught in westminster. writes by the river thames. still a huge police activity, it's been very intense all afternoon. the police we re intense all afternoon. the police were uncertain whether there might bea were uncertain whether there might be a second attacker, and that is why they wanted to check all the offices of the palace of westminster and surrounding offices and people we re and surrounding offices and people were in lockdown for a number of hours. they have onlyjust been allowed to go home. mps, peers, and other staff. let's hear now from the mayor of london who has offered his condolences for the lives lost and also said to the people of london that there will be extra police officers on the streets following this incident. we are treating this horrific attack as a terrorist attack. a number of people have lost their lives and at least 20 people have been injured. my heart goes out to those who have lost loved ones and to every

candles for those who died and for the dozens more who's been injured.. things are looking good on the weather front over the next few days. the satellite sequence shows a fair bit of cloud across the uk that melted away but it is coming back overnight with more cloud across the north of the uk as well, between large areas of clear skies which means temperatures will drop away and a chilly start for most places. with clear skies overnight we should have regular sunshine through the day. temperature wise this morning starting at seven degrees under cloudy skies in cardiff and london but northwards, the bottom end of single figures, particularly in rural areas with frost developing in scotland and northern ireland. not so in the south—west, cloud and outbreak of rains, seven degrees in the morning, brighter in the western side of wales but the eastern side through the midlands, east anglia and south—east stays dry. breezy and six, seven or eight degrees. north, sunshine for most of northern england. lovely start to the day here. yes, cold in scotland altho

mps hold a minute's silence to remember those killed and injured, and members of the scottish parliament solidarity to westminster. whatever our disagreements in this chamber or any other, we stand united in our core values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law. it had started as the wednesday much like any other. too many, the first sign that something was very badly wrong came while mps were taking part in a vote, and the deputy speaker, lindsay hoyle, stood up and made this announcement. order, order! i am now going to suspend the sitting of the house. this house is now suspended, but please wait here. outside the chamber, it was slowly becoming clear what had happened. at around 2:40, pedestrians and police had been mown down as a car was driven across westminster bridge at high speed and crashed into railings. the driver then ran round to parliament, stabbing and killing a police officer who was protecting one of the entrances, before he himself was shot down by an armed protection officer. mps were told to stay in the commons chamber, where the leader of the commons update

do you know the nationalities of who was injured?hat you would expect from a tourist location like westminster bridge. it would be wrong to mention those now until we talk with the host countries and families. you mentioned international terrorism. do you know who this is related to? islamic state? islamist right—wing extremism is our assumption. what about what happens tomorrow? we are keeping the threat level at severe. but as a precautionary basis, there will be further patrols, armed and unarmed. an attack remains highly likely. but you will see more in crowded places and iconic locations. will westminster be closed as a crime scene? the examination of the crime scene will take many, many hours. parliament will reopen tomorrow. some of the crime scene will restrict one or two of the entrances, but business must return to normal as quickly as possible. do you know any details of the individual? i will not talk about it until we get on with the investigation. who is involved in this investigation? the parliamentary protection team.

ffour people are dead and 20 are injured. we have the latest from the scene.arah: i'm sarah kelly. thank you for joining us. for people are dead and another 20 injured after an attack outside of the houses of parliament. the attack began when a crowd drove into a crowd on westminster bridge. the vehicle driving the short distance along the bridge, around the corner and into the railings outside of the houses of parliament. an attacker then stabbed a police officer standing guard and was subsequently shot by police. now the british prime minister was rushed to safety during the attack and has offered condolences to the victims, a major police investigation is now underway. and authorities are treating the incident as terrorism. reporter: panic in the heart of london. only meters from the houses of parliament, the injured lie on the streets. police say there have been multiple casualties. [sirens] reporter: eyewitnesses described a car driven by an attacker hitting the pedestrians on westminster bridge before it crashed at the foot of big ben. >> they continue t

people said they saw the bodies of people who were severely injured or possibly dead.it accept will. it makes a difference, and if you see a crowd of people around someone who was injured, that is different from seeing the person who is injured and the injury, and that is a big difference, but in fairness it isa a big difference, but in fairness it is a precise line. you have got to make a judgment and that is why devon broadcasters and different organisations have come to different judgments. —— different broadcasters. you did have a lot of repetition after the attack with not much in the way of facts and some viewers feel that this kind of coverage is adding to a sense of panic unnecessarily. i don't think it does, people come to the news channel to find out what is the latest news, how long they stay for it is up to them but it varies, but if you come in you want the news insta ntly, if you come in you want the news instantly, so there will be repetition, and at any minute there could be an update, and what we tried to do is to make sure that every bit of that infor

she is seriously injured in hospital.ifferent countries, romanian officials say a woman when fell into the river thames when the car ploughed into pedestrians, is a tourist in london to celebrate her boyfriend's birthday, it was reported she was seriously injured. and there was a group of students from this school in brittany. they were in london on an educational trip, three were injured, two are reported to have suffered serious fractures. the french foreign minister travelled to london to visit them. it's a new tragedy. and i want, i made a way to return to paris but i wanted to stop to london first to say a message, to the british people. a message of solidarity. to london first to say a message, to the british people — a message of solidarity. of those injured in the attack 29 were treated in hospital and some of those remain in a critical condition. daniel boettcher, bbc news. within the last few minute, the united states president, donald trump tweeted a tribute the to victims, to considerate cochran, saying he was

at least 20 people have been injured. as part of long established and well rehearsed plans, parliament has been locked down. that response included uniformed foreign officers. we now of course have an on going operation on what we currently believe there was only one attacker. i'm sure the public will understand that we're taking every precaution in locking down and searching the area as thoroughly and exhaustively as possible. and i knoha