isaw stabbed my friend. he is a hero. bloody hero, cracking man.an running to tackle them. as soon as policeman running to tackle them. as soon as he got to the group, he got knocked. if the policeman in that moment had a gun, everything would be solved. nobly would have been injured. the family of ignacio echeverria say they are in pain and they are appealing to spanish and british authorities for information. this guy is a real hero, you know why, no you are, i'm being real. jeff ho, with friends sitting up in a hospital bed, the stab wound in his hospital bed. thejournalist a hospital bed, the stab wound in his hospital bed. the journalist who used martial arts skills to tackle the terrorist, chatting about boxing. rj ward has got the skills, he is going to prevail! fight! in a statement today, mr ho described how he took on the attackers. i think ithinkl i think i got a hit in on one of them, but either he or the accomplice got me with a shot to the throat. terrible injuries for many, the scars from fighting back. a leading organisation in the

walking home, isaw their brothers, siblings and parents.ly man who was knocked down. a horrific scene. you can imagine the streets were full of people walking home from mosque. it was well thought through. the person who did this knew what he was doing, knew what time to commit this crime. we are looking at live pictures from north london and we can see the crowds there out on the streets. you mentioned earlier that there was a feeling of hostility. could you just expand on that in terms of what you directly saw and heard? expand on that in terms of what you directly saw and heard ?|j expand on that in terms of what you directly saw and heard? i get a sense of anger in the air. anger from the police, no information, and i understand this just happened, there's got to be tyne for information to come out, but most of the anger was targeted towards the reporters who kept coming with their cameras, started pushing their cameras, started pushing their cameras in, and that invasion of river city, that line was crossed. a lot of them had to have a

fire was getting biggerand bigger, i sort of stepping back as the fire was getting bigger and bigger, isawuntil the fourth floor. i don't think they went higher than the fourth floor. it would have been impossible. then the police eventually came and started asking civilians to move back. i moved back and handed the axe back to the fire brigade and then i've just been watching people in their windows flashing their phones and watching those apartments get engulfed in fla mes those apartments get engulfed in flames and smoke. my opinion, there is going to be a lot of dead people in that building because they couldn't have got out. the second top window, i saw a family of three in there and slowly i watched the smoke get worse and worse, clamouring to the windows, you could see the man tried to wave blankets to get oxygen in. then slowly, one ata time, to get oxygen in. then slowly, one at a time, they have not been at the window. also in the top corner, there was a lady screaming for help. her whole apartment was burned, glasses gone. she didn't get out. my partner saw somebody fall. people

i saw the smoke in the corridor, straightaway i panicked, isaw smoke in the corridor, straightaway i out, get out. i saidi panicking going, get out, get out. i said i have got my girl and my mrs in there. i ran back in, that my dressing gown over my little girl's base, got my girlfriend out, as we ran down, it was getting darker and darker, horrifying. we managed to get out, fresh air, we looked at the building and it was involved, like it had been on fire for hours. i was looking at the top end there was a silhouette of three kids banging on the window. next thing you know, bang,it the window. next thing you know, bang, it exploded and the pre—silhouettes had gone. someone else told me there were someone on the refund they saw them jump off. it is absolutely horrendous. the refund they saw them jump off. it is absolutely horrendousm the refund they saw them jump off. it is absolutely horrendous. it is not what you expect in the 21st century. no, and the fire regulations in there must be resourced, because itjust didn't happen. it spread so fast. the fire spread so quickly. there was

it looked mangled and, like i said, isaw area. up the stairs and that is when he shouted that he has a knife. what was going through your mind. what was going through your mind. what was going through your mind when you heard those words? honestly... it took me a long time to realise what was going on. sol did not fully believe what was happening. i had been out there ten seconds earlierjust with my friend at the taxi, literally went in to get someone, at the taxi, literally went in to get someone, came at the taxi, literally went in to get someone, came out and ijust thought it was... the car looked mangled. i thought it was an innocent swerve off the road which, at the time, and only when i heard this guy shout, you know, he has a knife, and honestly, i still did not believe it. my friend shouted at me to run on call my family and ijust followed him. i did not react too much but, um, yeah, it was certainly strange when i walked out. there was a strange atmosphere when the van was there you could see and don't think anyone knew w

isaw, like, lots and going to cope tonight in the gym really.e there. i still don't really know what's happening. 0ne one of the residents of the estate speaking to the bbc a short time ago. more on that in a moment but first the weather forecast with ben. after the exceptional heat earlier this week, the weather has returned to something a bit more like normal. just in time for the weekend. some sunshine today, most of that across southern and indeed northern parts of the country, as we can see from oui’ of the country, as we can see from our weather watchers in cornwall and the western isles of scotland. in between, a weather front very slow moving has brought a band of cloud and some patchy rain and this brandle system only very slowly progressing south and east as we go through the rest of tonight taking a lot of cloud and some patchy rain with it across england and wales, patchy rain fringe and into northern ireland as well, scotland with a largely dry night and a few showers. cool and fresh for many but a little on the humid side towards t

saw my neighbour who got out luckily enough, isaw saw my neighbour who got out luckily enough, i sawin shock, just grateful i got us out of there. if we had stayed we would have perished. do you know how many people live in the block of flats? there's 25 floors and six flats on each floor. some are i—bedroom, some are two, three, four. there's a wide—ranging of rooms in the flats. we hear there was some gas works taking place? a few weeks ago there was a local resident under tenancies saying they would come round and change everything to gas, i said it was all right, i'd use electricity anyway, but i did see them working on the stairwell but not on our flat but eyes saw it going on over the weeks. there were explosions going off. there was blue flames, which dropped me. gas! —— which struck me. could you help anyone else? dropped me. gas! —— which struck me. could you help anyone else ?|j dropped me. gas! —— which struck me. could you help anyone else? i was concentrating on the little girl and my girlfriend. i was in my boxer shorts, no shoes, nothing, there was a lady with a bin ba