it was james mcmullan, already unconscious and fading fast. fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. how long it took ambulance staff to get to some of the casualties round the boro bistro has become a key concern this week. police officer mia kerr was trying to keep sebastien belanger alive. her body—worn cameras recorded multiple radio transmissions by her and other officers asking for help, including: but senior ambulance staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of the boro bistro casualties. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: ajax wipe away their champions league disappointment, winning their 34th eredivisie title and first since 2014. tiger woods is ready to roar as the year's second major, the uspga championship, heads out in new york on thursday. and in terrible conditions pascal ackermann wins stage 5 of the giro d'italia — his second stage win of the year's first

james mcmullan's last heroic actions were captured on cctv. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. james mcmullan, the young entrepreneur who, extraordinarily, was the only british person killed in the attack on london bridge. he'd been in the barrowboy and banker pub with friends, watching the champions league final. after the match, he went out for a cigarette and the bouncers wouldn't let him back in, so he got out his mobile to arrange the next stage of the evening. the last cctv image of james mcmullan shows him standing here, apparently on the phone to his friends just before the attack started. soon after the van crashed, a witness saw him helping a young woman who'd fallen over in the road in the panic, and then one of the attackers stabbing him as he did so. there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro. a witness saw him running along the wall at the back of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing

sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria. eventually the attackers were shot dead by police officers. the inquests, starting today, are being conducted by the chief coroner mark lucraft qc. over the next two and a half months the court will hear details of how each person died. the relatives of those killed are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being being investigated by mi5 for possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. after a restful bank holiday weekend, politicians

james mcmullan's last heroic actions were captured on cctv.'s our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. james mcmullan, the young entrepreneur who, extraordinarily, was the only british person killed in the attack on london bridge. he'd been in the barrowboy and banker pub with friends, watching the champions league final. after the match, he went out for a cigarette and the bouncers wouldn't let him back in, so he got out his mobile to arrange the next stage of the evening. the last cctv image ofjames mcmullan shows him standing here, apparently on the phone to his friends, just before the attack started. soon after the van crashed, a witness saw him helping a young woman who'd fallen over in the road in the panic, and then one of the attackers stabbing him as he did so. there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro. a witness saw him running along the wall at the back of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbin

it was james mcmullan, already unconscious and fading fast. helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. how long it took ambulance staff to get to some of the casualties round the boro bistro has become a key concern this week. police officer mia kerr was trying to keep sebastien belanger alive. her body—worn cameras recorded multiple radio transmissions by her and other officers asking for help, including, somebody stabbed, under the steps. male with stab wounds, green dragon court. and, casualties, boro bistro, boro bistro. but senior ambulance staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of the boro bistro casualties. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. senior cabinet ministers have urged mps to back theresa may's brexit deal, and warned that failure to do so could result in britain leaving the eu without a deal or not leaving at all. mps are expected to vote on the prime minister's withdrawal agreement in the first week ofjune, after the european parliamentary elections. 0ur political e

the father of james mcmullan told the court, his personality was magnetic. charming, clever and personality was magnetic. he was funny, charming, cleverand unique. xavier thomas' father said, he still had so much to give. barbarians who in no way can be described as human took his life. kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend said we are unspeakably proud of her and not a day goes by that we are not in all of her bravery that night. the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigeard boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigea rd was boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigeard was a music loving waiter and ignacio echeverria was hitting them with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. australian tourist sara zelenak was on the trip of a lifetime. her mother spoke outside of court. we have never had anyone die from a terror attack where we live, and a black cloud went over our town. people are devastated because this only happens on the othe

court was shown cctv of her shortly before she was killed, alongside a 32—year—old british man, james mcmullaneople died in the attack injune 2017. an investigation into rape allegations against the wikileaks founderjulian assange is being reopened by the authorities in sweden. he has always denied the charges and sought refuge in the ecuadorean embassy in london for seven years, to avoid extradition. mr assange, who was jailed last month for breaching his bail conditions, also faces extradition to the united states for his alleged role in unlawfully releasing classified military material as our correspondent caroline hawley reports. it was this dramatic moment that paved the way for today's decision. julian assange evicted by the ecuadorians last month. his political asylum stripped from him, under arrest for skipping bail. and now, from sweden, there's to be a new european arrest warrant. translation: after reviewing the preliminary investigation in its current state, my assessment is there is still probable cause to suspect thatjulian assange committed rape. the investigation into julian as

in court, the father of james mcmullan, the only british victim, said, "his personality was magnetic,charming, he was clever, he was unique." xavier thomas' father, philippe pesez, told the coroner, "he still had so much to give." "barbarians, who in no way can be described as human, took his life." kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend, james hodder, said, "we are so unspeakably proud of her, and not a day goes by that we're not in awe of her bravery that night." the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck, while another victim, alexandre pigeard, was a music—loving waiter, and ignacio echeverria was fighting the attackers with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. sebastien belanger‘s mother said she could not forgive the men who killed him. and what is worse, khuram butt, who led the murderous assault, had long been on an m15 list of men suspected of planning attacks. the families of the eight people who died that night are looking to these inquests for answers as to how it was t

court was shown cctv of her shortly before she was killed, alongside a 32—year—old british man, james mcmulland in the attack injune 2017. the man in charge of stadium safety at the time of the hillsborough football disaster in 1989 has been fined 6 and a half thousand pounds. 96 liverpool fans died following the crush at the ground at the match between liverpool and nottingham forest. the former secretary of sheffield wednesday football club graham mackrell is the first person to be convicted of an offence relating to the tragedy as our correspondentjudith moritz reports. hillsborough hasn't harmed your career, mr mackrell. isn't it time to resign? though he was responsible for safety at hillsborough, graham mackrell still works in professional football. will you resign from the league managers association, mr mackrell? now, he's the only person ever to be convicted in connection with the hillsborough disaster. on that day, wearing a buttonhole, he was dressed for a special occasion, playing host when liverpool met nottingham forest in the fa cup. but he only put on seven turnstiles for 10,00

the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirstyoden and ignacio echeverria. they looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the bridge attack? and how was it that khuram but was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by m15 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of a cts inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. those tributes from the families have taken most of the morning with lots of tears being shedin morning with lots of tears being shed in the witness box. these inquests are being taken so seriously by the police that the commissioner of the metropolitan police and the commissioner of the city of london police and the most senior counter—terrorism police officer in the country were all in court. it is likely to be a difficult few weeks for both counter—terrorism policing and for the s

the father of james mcmullan, the only british victim, told the court, "his personality was magnetic.was charming, he was clever, he was unique." xavier thomas‘ father, philippe pesez, said, "he still had so much to give. barbarians who, in no way can be described as human, took his life." kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend, james hodder, said, "we are so unspeakably proud of her and not a day goes by that we are not in awe of her bravery that night." the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigeard was a music—loving waiter and ignacio echeverria was hitting the attackers with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. sebastien belanger‘s mother said she couldn't forgive the men who killed him. australian tourist sara zelenak was on the trip of a lifetime. her mother spoke outside court. we have never had anyone die from a terror attack in...where we live, in the redlands, and a black cloud went over our town. people are absolutely devastated because this only happens

sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria police officers. the inquests, starting today, are being conducted by the chief coroner mark lucraft qc. of how each person died. the relatives of those killed are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being being investigated by m15 for possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. schools will be told to stop using exclusions to boost results from today, amid concerns thousands of children are disappearing from classroom registers. a government—backed inquiry led by the former children's minister, edward timpson, demands headteachers be accountable for the exam records of pupils they remove. our education correspondent, frankie mccamley, reports. ill—equipped

sara zelenak, who was 21 and from australia, as well as 32—year—old james mcmullan were among the eightto pedestrians before stabbing others. 0ur correspondent richard lister is outside the old bailey. yes, that account was given by a friend of theirs was the first person to give evidence today. she was saying how they had gone out to have fun for the evening. they are dressed up for a night out, the streets were wet, they‘ re dressed up for a night out, the streets were wet, they're walking towards the london bridge were they heard the sound of a crash behind them, they both turned to see what that wasn't turned out to be the van that wasn't turned out to be the van that the attackers used which was driven across london bridge and being steered into pedestrians, crushing outside a barjust a few metres behind them. they were shocked and did not know what to do, but then they heard the sound of someone but then they heard the sound of someone saying run! so they turned and ran but it seemed as though sarah slipped on the road, may be in her high heels that she was wearing, maybe because

the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty and ignacio echeverria. their relatives are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by m15 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. richard lister is at the old bailey. there are questions about this? yes, why there were no protections in on the bridge, in light of the westminster bridge attack, which was carried out in the same way. the coroner alluded to this, saying that there were questions that the families would want answered. he hoped that the inquest would provide those answers. it will take some time, those answers. not everybody is confident that they will get to the bottom of this. it will take about 11 weeks, the eight victims of

he noticed a young man trying to help her up, probably james mcmullan.s stab them. neither survived. both were killed just near the borough bistro. in all, five people died there. as erick siguenza looked down on the courtyard, he could see the three men rampaging through the restaurant. he could also see customers throwing chairs and glasses at them, desperately trying to defend themselves and each other. this incident has brought out a lot of people's true colours of being heroic and taking on, i guess, adverse circumstances, so you know, hats off to a lot of people. but there were questions asked today, too, about why specialist ambulance men left police officers and members of the public to treat those injured at the borough bistro while they left the scene after hearing gunfire. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the man in charge of safety at the hillsborough football stadium has been fined £6,500. 69 year old graham mackrell was sentenced today at preston crown court after he was found guilty of a health and safety offence last month. j

to flee with a big child running away, there is evidence that she fell and it may well be that james mcmullanh her and him. you mentioned pc mia kerr, a remarkable young woman who was one of the first officers on the scene that in who was one of the first officers on the scene where sebastien belanger courtyard where sebastien belanger was stabbed and members of the public were trying to help him. she said she decided she would try and to find members of the public from the attackers should they come back but she only had a bat on. she was asked about the fact she only had a bit and she said yes, i was also concerned that i was the only officer down there, it felt like forever, i felt like the only person they were looking to for help. i only had one years service at that stage, it felt like a lot of pressure. they were there for half an hour trying to say sebastien belanger but they were not successful, u nfortu nately. belanger but they were not successful, unfortunately. pc mia kerr was given a commendation today by the metropolitan police. broadband, tv, and phone companies have been told

the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty spanish skateboarder ignacio echeverria. their relatives are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by mi5 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. how far have they got today? we have really just we have reallyjust had the preliminary proceedings today. we had the chief coroner for england and wales opening the proceedings, setting out what it is he attends to achieve over the next 11 weeks or so. achieve over the next 11 weeks or so. the rest of the day was turned over to the families, and we heard from daniel's report, that xavier thomas‘s family was the first to talk abo

we have just started hearing about james mcmullan, the only british national who died in this attack.these are our headlines: itv permanently axes thejeremy kyle show following the death of a man who appeared on the programme. a man accused of making claims of abuse and murder against public figures is himself ‘a committed and manipulative paedophile‘, a court has heard. the government announces another vote on brexit in earlyjune — but there‘s no sign of a breakthrough in cross—party talks. and in sport, scotland have named their squad for next month‘s women‘s world cup in france. they make their debut in the tournament. the england cricket captain eoin morgan is suspended for the next one—day international against pakistan. he has also been fined because of a slow over rate in yesterday‘s win. and deontay wilder drew against tyson fury in his last boxing bout has been criticised after again saying he wants to kill an opponent in the ring. more details in the next 15 minutes. politicians in the us state of alabama have passed a bill for a near total ban on abortion across the state,

it is thought that woman was sara zelenak, and the young man was james mcmullan, another of those who public to see if they could flag down ambulances, calling for help, saying they didn‘t hear any kind of response from the emergency services. although they didn‘t say that there was an element of frustration. that was picked up by gareth patterson, the council for six of the bereaved families, we‘ve been hearing over the last few minutes from gary edwards, a tactical response paramedic, trained to deal with this kind of scenario. he says he was there with two colleagues, fairly soon after the first attacks, about less than ten minutes after the first reports of a van being driven at pedestrians on london bridge, he was on the scene. he was giving us information about how they decide when paramedics are allowed into an area. they could be people still armed and the situation is still dangerous, no paramedic is permitted into a hot zone where there are terrorist thought to be at large. they can only go into a warmed zone, he expressed frustration that he couldn‘t do more. he said he was

he noticed a young man trying to help her up, probably james mcmullan.ab them. neither survived. both were killed just near the borough bistro. in all, five people died there. as erick siguenza looked down on the courtyard, he could see the three men rampaging through the restaurant. he could also see customers throwing chairs and glasses at them, desperately trying to defend themselves and each other. this incident has brought out a lot of people's true colours of being heroic and taking on, i guess, adverse circumstances, so you know, hats off to a lot of people. but there were questions asked today, too, about why specialist ambulance men left police officers and members of the public to treat those injured at the borough bistro while they left the scene after hearing gunfire. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. itv‘s thejeremy kyle show has been taken off air after a guest died shortly after filming. today's episode was pulled after it emerged that an interviewee died a week after being on the show. itv said no further programmes would be f