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isobel rowbotham worked for the prison rehabilitation charity which helps the event where it happenedshouting that he had been stabbed. then osman he came at her across this reception room, kitchen knife in his hand, moving purposely. she said, please, no, don't. but saskia jones was fatally stabbed. she volunteered at the charity which was dedicated to turning around the lives of former prisoners, including their name usman khan. usman khan was forced out of the building by a group of men. they fought him on london bridge using improvised weapons before armed police arrived and fired the first shots. the inquest will explain his death and those of his victims. it will also examine what was known about the threat that ten proposed in the year before the events of that day. tom symonds, bbc news. the queen has returned to royal duties, just days after the death of the duke of edinburgh. as preparations continue for his funeral on saturday afternoon, her majesty hosted a ceremony at windsor castle last night to mark the retirement of her household's most senior official, the lord chambe

isobel rowbotham said she played dead after she was stabbed by usman khan at a prisoner rehabilitationk merritt, who was 25. khan was shot dead by police on london bridge. members of the royal family including the queen, have returned to official duties, just days after the death of the duke of edinburgh last friday. their return to work comes as preparations got under way for prince philip's funeral on saturday. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. the royal family have tonight opened their private photo albums in memory of the duke of edinburgh. here, the queen and the duke are pictured with their great—grandchildren, in 2018 at balmoral. the photo was taken by the duchess of cambridge. going back into the archive, father and son in 1966 at a polo match. they are precious family memories now being shared. today, princess anne visited the royal yacht squadron on the isle of wight where prince philip had once been the admiral. yes, he enjoyed coming down here. she spoke to many who'd met her father. the duke's granddaughter princess eugenie also paid her tribute today on soci

isobel rowbotham said she played dead after she was attacked by usman khan at a prisoner rehabilitationry. the attack within the ornate rooms of fishmongers hall in the city of london was over in a few bloody minutes. this inquest will spend weeks examining those minutes enclose detail. isabel rowbotham worked for the prison rehabilitation charity telco case learning together, which held the event were together, which held the event were to happened. she told the inquest she saw jack merritt covered in blood, shouting that he had been stabbed, then usman khan appeared. he came at her across this reception room, kitchen knives in his hands, moving purposefully. she said, no, usman, please. iturned moving purposefully. she said, no, usman, please. i turned to the left, she told the inquest, and said she tried to hunch to protect herself. she said it felt more like punches, repeated punches. his final stabs were in my neck and it felt like he thought they were the final stabs, as if they were intended to finish me. thankfully, they didn't. but saskia jones had already been fatally stabbed.

isobel rowbotham worked for the prison rehabilitation charity, which held the event where it happeneden stabbed. and then usman khan appeared. he came at her across this reception room, kitchen knives in his hands, moving purposely. she said, "please, no, don't." but saskia jones was fatally stabbed. she'd volunteered at the charity, which was dedicated to turning around the lives of former prisoners — including khan. khan was forced out of the building by a group of men. they fought him on london bridge, using improvised weapons, before armed police arrived and fired their first shots. the inquest will explain his death and those of his victims. it will also examine what was known about the threat that khan posed in the year before the events of that day. tom symonds, bbc news, at the fishmonger�*s hall inquests. our correspondent zoe conway has been following the inquest. there has been some desperately upsetting evidence already today. what more has been heard? we also heard this morning from the housekeeping managerforfish mongers hall and she came face—to—face with usman khan. he

giving evidence this morning at the inquests, isobel rowbotham said she believed khan had intended to us this update. we have heard a great deal of powerful and distressing evidence from witnesses today. we heard from ama otchere, the housekeeping supervisor at fishmonger�*s hall who came face to face with usman khan shortly after he stabbed jack merrett. she said he had a face full of anger. he had knives strapped to his wrists and she described how his right hand was raised to head height and his left hand, with his left hand, he used his left finger to put his finger to his mouth, to indicate to her to be quiet. she says that she watched him stabbing another woman and that he was speaking arabic. she believes he was quoting from the quran. we had also whether the chaos and confusion that day and the fear. one of the event organisers were shouting into her mobile phone, ambulance, now. we heard that another person shouted, a bomber" is that there was distressing evidence about the condition jack merritt was in after he was stabbed. this afternoon we had from graham watkins, a securi