a £130 penalty if they use anything other than electric or hybrid models in areas of hackney and islingtonduring peak hours on weekdays. 0ur reporterjohn maguirejoins us now. john how significant will this ban be to motorists in london? iimagine i imagine this will be quite a change for people? it isa change for people? it is a quiet area i would say, louise, for traffic, having been here this week but we're just a block away from a very main roads that runs right the way through this pa rt that runs right the way through this part of these london, so for those moments, drivetime back in the afternoon and rush—hour in the morning, very busy. this is a brand—new sign, showing you the timing to say vehicles should abandon the zone between 7am and 10am in the morning, 4pm and 10pm in the afternoon and there is a large country school behind me, so that school will be pleased to see this brought in. but will it work? we will find out more in a second. we

and we arejoined by from islington and from hackney. chosen this area? this is an important area right outside a local secondary school, really important to us, at thejunction school, really important to us, at the junction with old street. this area is really important. we have so many vulnerable young people, children attending school. 0utside of this school we found air pollution is quite high, one of the highest in london for a secondary state school. it's important we do something about the air quality simply because it's affecting too many lives and right across london, just like in islington and hackney, air pollution is damaging to many lives, too many people are dying and it is causing severe long—term health conditions. that's a given, people accept all of that. the scheme itself, will it work? it's a busier odd just a block over there, vehicles could drive around quite easily? it's a very busy area and it's also a very busy area with pedestrians and cyclists. it's a very busy commuting area as well. you'll see that the nature

the incident took place on the caledonian road in islington and the suspect is being held on suspicionnian refugee agency. more than five million refugees are supported by the group, but the us state department says the organisation is "irredeemably flawed". the agency's chief spokesman, chris gunness, said he was deeply disappointed. we reject in the strongest possible terms the criticism that unrwa's schools and health care centres are flawed in any way. these programmes have a proven track record in creating one of the most successful human development processes in the middle east. something the world bank has praised as adding to the public good. on this question of refugees, what perpetuates the crisis, is not unrwa, it's the failure of the political parties to bring political resolution and to resolve the plight of the refugee according to all of the international acceptable paradigms for resolving this conflict. the refugees status is resolved within the context of a political solution. and our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has been explaining why this end to funding

the incident took place on the caledonian road in islington and the suspect is being held on suspicions. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator, presidential candidate and vietnam war veteren, at a memorial service in washington. misery for northern rail customers, as more than two—thirds of services are cancelled in a dispute over driver—only perated trains. janbaz tarin appears in court, charged with the murders of a woman and her mother in solihull. there's a heavy police presence in the german city of kemnitz as rival demonstrations over the killing of a german national are getting under way. the death has been blamed on immigrants, and previous protests by far—right groups have turned violent. jenny hill is following events and joins us from chemnitz. so, clearly there is a lot going on behind you. just lay out the scene for us. in the last few minutes actually this scene here has been getting a little more tense and that is because you can see the far right to march that was supposed to be walking through the streets here led by the political party w

i am at the london aviation center in islington. my cohost in berlin, matt? with asian stocks dropped the regional benchmark heading for the lowest close in a year as investors contemplate the risk of weaker growth thanks to woes in emerging markets and the trade war. cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. guy: the bears are coming. asia stocks head toward a one year low as jpmorgan and blackrock worn -- warn of contagion. how much further do these em woes have to go? the yen snaps a four-day losing streak and the dollar strengthens amid concerns the u.s. will impose additional tariffs on china. as soon as today. pound ping-pong. sterling falls under theresa may's threats to go hard on russia over poisoning. the u.k. and germany are said to drop key brexit demands. i'm going to be speaking exclusively to the ceo of -- at the aviation festival. what kind of a brexit is he preparing for? we will find out just after 8:00 a.m. london time. matt: very much looking forward to that. we are less than a half-hour away from the start of european trading. take a look

i am at the london aviation center in islington. my cohost in berlin, matt?ocks dropped the regional benchmark heading for the lowest close in a year as investors contemplate the risk of weaker growth thanks to woes in emerging markets and the trade war. cash trade is less than 30 minutes away.

a1 highbury corner has a lane closed in both directions at highbury & islington station due to emergency most of the towns. sadly, not as much sunshine as we had yesterday, quite a bit more in the way of cloud, it's breezier, but we should stay mostly dry, small chance of one or two showers. this is how we are starting off this morning. there will be some good spells of brightness and sunshine around but quite a bit of cloud at times too. still some sunny spells into the afternoon but in northern home counties, in particular, the small chance of one or two isolated showers but mostly dry, and a noticeable south—westerly breeze. top temperatures of 18, possibly 19 degrees celsius in central london. through this evening and overnight, the threat of the showers will die away really. lots of clear spells around, again, temperatures could dip back into single figures away from the towns, otherwise holding at around 10 or 11 degrees celsius. on saturday, again, it's mostly dry, the small chance of a shower, temperatures will tend to go up as we head through the weekend, we're dragging in some

consistuency boundaries more equal, will slash the number of mps by 50, and would meanjeremy corbyn's islingtonrtley, secretary to the boundary commission for england. first of all, why are they need to reduce by 50 the number of mps? good afternoon. it was actually parliament that decided back in 2011 that it wanted to make new rules to reduce the number of mps from 650 600 and make it more equal the number of electors in each constituency, so a more they electoral system the country. we are the independent body set up to do this review, to look into how best to do that, as you say, today we published our final recommendations. this is the combination of 2.5 years of work travelling around the country, taking views from over people, looking at options, and setting out our views and the report we published today. the headline was grabbed byjeremy corbyn and borisjohnson's constituencies, why are these ones that you recommend you go? some of the constituencies have to reduce from 650 to 600, and that means in england dropping from 533 to 501 across the country, and that means the change is inevi

fortunately i do not live in islington so i do not need to vote for him...!p... i bit the bullet, i voted labour, in the end, but it was a hard choice. it is a hard choice now. you are a huge fan of his? jeremy corbyn is a fantastic leader. he has been through a huge amount from the media and his party. but the media and the party focused too much on his personality and that is a hangover from the blairite days of media spin when it was about what politicians are saying and how they would appeal to the public. what we are talking about is a fundamental transformation in the idea that govern our economy. that is the platform jeremy is standing on. a lot of these mps are not debating his ideas, they are just coming after him. we are getting a lot of those ideas this week, which is why we are talking about them. what aboutjeremy we are talking about them. what about jeremy corbyn being we are talking about them. what aboutjeremy corbyn being the message for some of the messages that are popular with members of the public? most members of the public will be famil