even if everyone was having a bad day, kirsty was the person that was going to make you smile.ing at 11 — a minute's silence across the uk for the seven killed in the attack — and dozens injured. we'll have the latest on the reaction to the attacks — as the prime minister claims she'd be ready to change human rights laws to tackle terrorism. also tonight... an eye—witness report from syria as fighters enter the outskirts of raqqa — the city stronghold of so—called islamic state. and with two days to the election, younger voters share their views on security, housing, and the future of the nhs. do in sports day, england beat new zealand to reach the semifinals of the champions trophy and keep alive their hopes of a first major trophy in 50 over cricket. good evening. all three men who carried out the terror attack at london bridge have now been named. during the day the prime minister announced that a review would be undertaken by police and mi5 following concerns that previous warnings about two of the attackers had not been followed up. the third attacker was named as 22 year—

today australian kirsty boden became the third victim to be named.national who was killed, alexandre pigeard, french national who was killed, alexandre pigea rd, has french national who was killed, alexandre pigeard, has also been named. alison holt reports on how the second time in a fortnight people have been paying tribute to those killed and injured in an act of terror. v0|ceover: a time to voiceover: a time to remember, a time to reflect on an attack at the heart of london. time to stand together, on the streets where it happened. the ambulance crews who fought so ha rd to the ambulance crews who fought so hard to save lives, london's mayor, at their side. manchester, still roar from the violence inflicted here, just two weeks ago. —— raw. and beyond. in these quiet moments, for some, the anguish is too much. nicola smith wanted to remember her ex—boyfriend. james mcmullan was one of the seven people killed on saturday, and she is struggling to understand why. i feel anger, saturday, and she is struggling to understand why. ifeel anger, buti can

, kirsty sadly lost her life. saturday, who was a nurse. we have also had a statement from jeff pope, who was caught up in the attack in borough market, he is a journalist with the sunday express. he has been in hospital, releasing a statement about his experiences, he says, "most of my friends and the staff hid under tables in the restaurant he was in, but one of my friends was frozen behind me. i knew i had to face the attack is down. they were armed, andi face the attack is down. they were armed, and i had the best chance of delaying them until the police arrived, otherwise the attackers would get everyone. i had to shield my friends and the people there. then i noticed they had suicide vests on. i tried to slow them down. it all happened so quickly. " quite a lengthy statement released by him, and he wanted to give thanks and pay tribute to staff at the nhs and staff in the hospital in whitechapel where he has been looked after. at 11 o'clock this morning people fell silent across the uk to remember those kill

the strength of kirsty and tim and this just takes it to a whole new level to think of kirsty climbingt mountain. i don't think i can fully wrap my head around this. >> you've got this, okay? >> i've never climbed up rocks in a really technical way. >> good. >> time to climb. >> start looking for holes in the rock. >> there you go. nice move. climb the money nan. >> reach your and right to your right, there's a good hold. you see it. >> yeah. there you go? >> nice. >> you made it look easy. >> i have huge, huge respect for you. >> thank you. that means a lot to me. these are things i'm doing for the first time all over again with one leg, and to be able to share that with you, that's extremely meaningful to me. >> when you said you have to be comfortable with the uncomfortable, and i love that. put one foot in front. other and get the [ no audio ] up a mountain. >> absolutely. >> how do we get down? >> i just want to give a huge, huge schutte shout-out to the heros project, to my friends tim and kirsty. they will be headed to carson's pyramid at some point this summer. it's like 16,000

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named. was killed as she ran to help others during the attack. british prime minister theresa may has said she's prepared to rip up human rights laws to ensure british police have the powers they need to tackle the terrorist threat. if our human rights laws stop us from doing it, we'll change the laws so we can from doing it, we'll change the laws so we can do it. president trump is claiming credit for the blockade of qatar by some of its neighbours, claiming it could be the beginning of the end for terrorism. and we report from inside raqqa as fighters enter the city stronghold of the extremist group that calls itself islamic state. hello. all three men who carried out the terror attack at london bridge have now been named. and the british prime minister has announced a review by police and mi5. there are growing concerns that warnings about two of the attackers were not followed up. the third attacker was youssef zaghba, a 22—year—old italian national of moroccan descent. italian authoriti

an australian nurse — kirsty boden — is the third victim to be named. killed as she ran to help others during the attack. president trump claims credit for the blockade of qatar by some of its gulf neighbours — he says it could be "the beginning of the end" for terrorism. and we report from inside raqqa as fighters enter the city stronghold of so—called islamic state. hello. all three men who carried out the terror attack at london bridge have now been named. the british prime minister, theresa may has announced that a review would be undertaken by police and mi5 following concerns that previous warnings about two of the attackers had not been followed up. the third attacker was named as 22—year—old youssef zaghba — an italian national of moroccan descent. italian authorities say he was stopped from travelling to syria last year and his name was shared with the british authorities. and there are further questions about another of the attackers, khuram butt, who'd been investigated two years ago as our home editor mark easton reports. the faces of a self

kirsty boden was a 28—year—old nurse from australia who worked at nearby guy's hospital.d alexandre pigeard, from normandy. a second australian national is also known to have died. across the uk, at ”am this morning, there was a minute's silence to remember all the victims, the second in the space of a fortnight. alison holt reports. bell tolls a time to remember, a time to reflect on an attack at the heart of london. bell tolls time to stand together, on the streets where it happened. the ambulance crews who fought so hard to save lives, london's mayor at their side. manchester, still raw from the violence inflicted here just two weeks ago. and beyond. in these quiet moments, for some, the anguish is too much. nicola smith wanted to remember herformer boyfriend. james mcmullan was one of the seven people killed on saturday. i feel anger, but i can't let that override my feeling of love forjames and our memories because i know that's not what he wanted. me, as a person, i'm extremely angry. i'm extremely angry, but because i've been with james, i know that i can't let ang

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named.keters are building a decent score against new zealand at cardiff. southampton have asked the premier league to investigate liverpool for an alleged illegal approach for virgil van dijk. jurgen klopp has made the defender his top target this summer. the british and irish lions held a minutes silence today ahead of their second tour match in new zealand. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is following the prime minister across the country and is now on the campaign bus. i'm feeling carsick looking at you! what's happening? i'm on the m6, somewhere in staffordshire. we've just left stoke where theresa may was doing her early afternoon rally. she's been up early, she went to a bakery this morning in lancashire, then to wales and now through the midlands. she's going to end the day in the south—east. largely hitting labour held marginal seats, once the tories are confident of snatching on thursday. there is still a confidence to this campaign. she would dearly love to be just talking a

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named. killed as she ran to help others during the attack. also in the next hour, back on the campaign trail — theresa may has said she'll change human rights laws, if they stop her from tackling terrorism. with just two days left before we all have a chance to vote, the main parties return to their main manifesto themes. we'll be exploring what the outlook is for taxes. will they rise, stay the same, or fall, after thursday's election? and in half an hour's time, we'll be live at the newsbeat youth election debate in manchester. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the metropolitan police have named the third man who carried out the deadly attack on london bridge. he was 22—year—old youssef zaghba, who was an italian national of moroccan descent. it's emerged that last year italian authorities stopped him travelling tojoin so—called is in syria. it's being reported in italy that he was placed on a watch—list and the british authorities were tipped off. tonight there are questions about how

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named.y say she was killed as she ran to help others during the attack. another australian, 21—year—old sara zelenak, has been missing since saturday — her aunt says they're fearing the worst. she's one of those people who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing and she's 21 years of age. police have made a new arrest — a 27—year—old man from east london — we'll have the latest on the investigation. also this lunchtime: rbs reaches a £200 million settlement with investors who say they were duped into handing billions to the bank during the financial crisis. and scientists discover the hottest planet — 650 light years from earth, it's even hotter than most stars. and coming up in sport on bbc news: england's cricketers hit new zealand for six, as they chase a place in the semi—finals of the champions trophy. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the third man who carried out the deadly attack on london bridge has been named as 22—year—old youssef

a third victim has been named as ki rsty third victim has been named as kirsty boden, a 27—year—old nurserked in a hospital near london bridge. good afternoon. i'm jessica creighton with the latest sports news. england's cricketers were making good progress against new zealand, in their champions trophy group game in cardiff. a win will take england trough to the last four. they're 210—5 after 37 overs, thanks to half—centuries from alex hales and joe root, but ben stokes has just been caught off the bowling of trent bolt for 48 so england will be looking for a total in excess of 300 if they can keep wickets in hand over the last ten overs or so. arsenal have announced the signing of the bosnia—herzegovina international sead kolasinac from schalke. southampton have asked the premier league to investigate liverpool for an alleged illegal approach for virgil van dijk. jurgen klopp has made the defender his top target this summer. and the manchester city and england women's captain steph houghton has agreed a new long—term contract with the club. she led city to a domestic title sweep last s

they now include kirsty boden, a nurse named today as another of those killed.lled and injured are still emerging. for those looking for loved ones, the wait is unbearable. sara zelenak, an australian, has not been in contact since saturday night. sara's beautiful. she is the girl next door. she is a very special kindred spirit. she is one of those people who doesn't drink, do drugs, do anything wrong. she is amazing, and she is 21 years of age... these are painful days, as so many families face the trauma that a terror attack brings. after london bridge, the second terror attack well questions continue to grow about how the three attackers slipped through the net. this morning the foreign secretary borisjohnson said the government would be looking into exactly what was know previously about the killers. the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan, has said that planned cuts to the size of the metropolitan police force will make it harder to stop terror attacks in the future. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo reports. after london bridge, the second terror att

kirsty who is an snp mp. do talk to james cleve rley, kirsty.” kirsty who is an snp mp.t anywhere else in the uk and we are not seeing the same amount of money going into health and education services elsewhere in the uk. our manifesto that we stewed on had an increase for the nhs that we stewed on had an increase forthe nhs in that we stewed on had an increase for the nhs in england because we wa nted for the nhs in england because we wanted to see the nhs in england get more money and we want to see that come to wales, northern ireland and scotland. how can the tories justify giving this extra money to northern ireland and excluding the rest of the parts of the uk that are in need of this cash? well, kirsty, i'm surprised to hear you say that. you know, as well as i do, that government expenditure per capita in scotland is higher than it is in england and! scotland is higher than it is in england and i think it is a bit unfair that begrudge a higher per capita expenditure in northern ireland. we recognise... james, it is already significantly higher in northern ireland

to think of kirstie climbing that mountain.an fully wrap my head around it. >> you've got this, okay? >> i have never climbed up rocks in a really technical way. >> good. time to climb. start looking for holes in the rock. there you go. nice move. climb the mountain. >> reach to your right. there's a good hold. there you go. nice. >> you made it. >> just had a huge, huge respect for you. >> thank you. that means a lot to me. these are things i'm doing for the first time all over again with one leg and to be able to share that with you, that's extremely meaningful. >> you have to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. put one foot in front of the other and get the upper mountains, you know. >> absolutely. >> how do we get down? >> this whole project, my goodness. >> tougher going up than coming down, i'll say that. >> she's amazing. >> here i was the able-bodied. i had two feet, two legs. and she inspired me. once i finally got up that rock side and she's cheering me on and i thought the whole time i was climbing about her and w

even if they were all having a bad day, kirsty was the person that was gonna to make you smile.e missing. 45—year—old xavier thomas was last seen on london bridge. tonight, detectives appealed for information as it's feared he may have been thrown into the river during the attack. sebastian belanger‘s family are travelling to the uk from france to try to discover what's happened to him. he was last seen outside one of the pubs on saturday. there's also no word on the whereabouts of ignacio echeverria from spain. or sara zalenak, an australian in london, working as a nanny. her family has heard nothing from her. sara's absolutely beautiful. she is a very special, kindred spirit. she's one of those people that doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing, and she's 21 years of age. these remain desperate searches, desperate days for so many who've found themselves caught up in this tragedy. alison holt, bbc news. within the last hour, police here in the uk have arrested a 38—year—old man at heathrow airport in connection with the suicide bomb attack on

and kirsty boden, a newly—promoted nurse, who ran to help people that night.r saw bad in anybody. even if they were all having a bad day. kirsty boden was the person to make them smile. and then there are the missing. xavier thomas was last in a london bridge. tonight, people appealed for information, as it is feared that he might have been thrown into the river during the attack. sebastian balinger‘s family are travelling from friends to see what happened to him. he was last seen at a pub on saturday. there is also no word on a missing spaniard or an australian working as a nanny. sarah is beautiful. she is a very special kindred spirit. she doesn't drink or do drugs. she doesn't do anything wrong. she is amazing and she is 21 yea rs of wrong. she is amazing and she is 21 years of age. the days are desperate for so many caught up in the tragedy. the prime minister says she is prepared to change human rights laws, if that's necessary to fight extremism. mrs may, who's been criticised by opponents for reducing police numbers as home secretary, was speaking this

they now include kirsty boden, a nurse named today as another of those killed.merging. for those looking for loved ones, the wait is unbearable. sara zelenak, an australian, has not been in contact since saturday night. sara's beautiful. she is the girl next door. she is a very special kindred spirit. she is one of those people who doesn't drink, do drugs, do anything wrong. she is amazing, and she is 21 years of age... the work of the emergency services who responded have been highly praised. today the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall personally thank them. they visited the royal london hospital where they've heard from the first paramedics on the scene. they also spoke to doctors, nurses and other hospital staff who dealt to the injured, many severely on saturday night. the aftermath of an incident like this is a painful time for those affected. many families are 110w those affected. many families are now facing the trauma that a terror attack brings. more questions are being asked about how the attackers went apparently unnoticed. the foreign secre

kirsty boden was 28. she was found with stab wound. a french chef was stabbed in the chest. the back near london bridge. that would have been more victims would it have not been for the heroes of that night. this doctor was at a restau ra nt that night. this doctor was at a restaurant when it happened. that night. this doctor was at a restaurant when it happenedlj that night. this doctor was at a restaurant when it happened. i said i was restaurant when it happened. i said iwasa restaurant when it happened. i said i was a doctor and i am here to help. i did feel scared. one of the things i quickly realised is a must not give in to that fear. armed police said run. he used heart compression is to keep one man alive. it was up to me to keep the circulation going. as we were running, we had so much help from the public. you did not run, you used your training, you probably saved lives — you are a hero. used your training, you probably saved lives - you are a hero. what you say to that? i wish i could have done more. the coroner needs to look at how they died and notjust the vio

an australian nurse — kirsty boden — is the third victim to be named.lockade of qatar by some of its gulf neighbours — he says it could be "the beginning of the end" for terrorism. and we report from inside raqqa as fighters enter the city stronghold of so—called islamic state.

this is a stunning picture of this nurse, kirsty boden.r to have donein incredible thing for her to have done in her last moments, to go and help other people who were facing so much danger. some beautiful tributes from her colleagues and i'm so pleased the guardian have this on their front pleased the guardian have this on theirfront page pleased the guardian have this on their front page because we should remember the individuals. we must leave it there, you will be back in half an hour leave it there, you will be back in halfan hourand leave it there, you will be back in half an hour and we will look at some more stories. that's it, join us some more stories. that's it, join us again for the news at the top of the hour. the weather is going to continue to improve across many parts of the country through the course of this evening and overnight and the good news is that tomorrow, it's looking quite promising across most of the uk, not everywhere. this low pressure that brought the dreadful weather today is still going to be affecting eas

from here as the yield kirstie can's -- yield stevens and margins improve, banks and financials are areat place to be. so the rest of the market coming cleaning energy and materials as opposed to just chasing yield are chasing the quality earnings. haidi: we will have to leave it there, but it will be very interesting to see and the coming weeks as we lead up to the next round of central-bank meetings if things change substantially for that trajectory to change. thank you so much for that. breaking news crossing the toomberg, vietnam january june gdp numbers coming through, 5.7%. we were looking for five point 5%, building on the previous growth of 5.1%. --are waiting on see quite cpi inflation, a miss, 2.54%, 2.3%, and that slowing from the month of may. getting more on that as it becomes available. coming up, a quick look back at the evolution of the iphone. it has been 10 years since it first hit the shelves. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: june 29 marks the iphone's 10th birthday. it jumped far beyond the confrontatio competition. emily chang has a look back at the decade of the iph

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named. up human rights laws to ensure british police have the powers they need to tackle the terrorist threat. if our human rights laws stop us from doing it, we'll change the laws so we can do it. president trump is claiming credit for the

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named — she was killed as she ran to helpmp claims credit for the blockade of qatar by some of its gulf neighbours — he claims it could be "the beginning of the end" for terrorism. and we report from inside raqqa as fighters enter the city

kirsty boden, a senior nurse at guy ‘s hospital, murdered as she ran to help people who'd been knocked, described as selfless, caring and heroic. the family of sara zelenak, a nanny from brisbane, say they are fearing the worst. she is one of those people that doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing, and she's 21 years of age. french media have confirmed the death of alexandre picard. sebastien boulanger‘s family have travelled to london to find out what has happened to the chef. desperate days for so many you've found themselves caught up many you've found themselves caught up in this tragedy. my my guest has come down bright and early to college green outside the houses of parliament. with me is professor tony travers from the london school of economics and political science. it's worth underlining that it's an president that there should be two major terror attacks during an election campaign, and to that end, the whole campaign is coloured by that fact. absolutely. certainly in the uk is without parallel, and what it's done at the very end of the c

kirsty boden was 28, an australian nurse, she was found near southwark cathedral with a chest wound.hedral with a chest wound. sebastien, belangerwas 36, french cathedral with a chest wound. sebastien, belanger was 36, french a chef. he was stabbed in the chest in brough market. there were doubtless have been more victims had it not been for the heroes of that night. drjohnny moses, off—duty was at a restaurant when it happened. they locked the doors. i said, when it happened. they locked the doors. isaid, "i'm when it happened. they locked the doors. i said, "i'm a doctor, i'm here to help." they let me out. i felt scared. one of the things i quickly realised that i mustn't give in to that fear. armed police say ‘run' in to that fear. armed police say "run" he used heart compressions to keep one man alive while he was being carried by helpers towards the bridge. we need to keep the circulation going. trying to keep the chess compressions going. as we we re the chess compressions going. as we were running we had help from the public. you didn't run from the area. you used your traini

kirsty boden was 28, an australian nurse, she was found near southwark cathedral with a chest wound. market. 39—year—old analyst ignacio echeverria took on the killers but was stabbed in the back near london bridge. there would doubtless have been more victims had it not been for the heroes of that night. drjohnny moses, off—duty, was at a restaurant when it happened. they locked the doors. i said, "i'm a doctor, i'm here to help." they let me out. i did feel scared. one of the things i quickly realised was that i mustn't give in to that fear. armed police said "run". he used heart compressions to keep one man alive while he was being carried by helpers towards the bridge. we need to keep the circulation going. trying to keep the chest compressions going. as we were running, we had help from the public. you didn't run from the area. you used your training and you probably saved lives. you are a hero, what do you think of that? i guess i wish i could have done more. a key task for the coroner is to examine how the victims died. not just look at the violence inflicted on them, but also

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named.next hour, back on the campaign trail — theresa may has said she'll change human rights laws,

kirsty boden, a senior nurse at guy ‘s hospital, murdered as she ran to help people who'd been knockedless, caring and heroic. the family of sara zelenak, a nanny from brisbane, say they are fearing the worst. she is one of those people that doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing, and she's 21 years of age. french media have confirmed the death of alexandre picard. sebastien boulanger‘s family have travelled to london to find out what has happened to the chef. desperate days for so many you've found themselves caught up in this tragedy. an update to you. detectives investigating the london attack of arrested a 30—year—old man on suspicion of terror offences in ilford in east london. prince harry has paid tribute to the victims and survivors of the london terror attack as he marked 100 days until the next invictus games in australia. the prince, who is patron of the sporting event for injured and sick service personnel, offered his condolences to the families of the australian victims. i would also like to start by sending my thoughts to those affected

kirsty boden was 28, another australian victim, a staff nurse at a london hospital.ien belanger was the fourth victim, he was 36, french, a chef who was stabbed in the chest. ignacio echeverria was 39, a spanish a nalyst for ignacio echeverria was 39, a spanish analyst for hsbc who is said to have fought back against the attackers. he died stabbed in the back. the family of sara zelenak were in court to hear the coroner offered his condolences. he said it was a terrible time and he will consider in detail the causes of all eight deaths. the police investigation is in full flow. the coroner, as is normal in these cases, said he would suspend his inquiry until the police had finished. but he said the families of the victims would be given full details about how their loved ones died. britain's most senior counterterrorism officer today made a further call for help in dealing with the threat. he told the times... we need communities to be more assertive and calling out extremists and radicals among us, we need to be occasions and in the based based companies to show mor

the other was 28—year—old kirsty boden, a senior staff nurse at guy's hospital.rm an important and vibrant part of the fabric of life in london and we are reminded of that in good times and bad. our hearts go out to the victims, their friends and families. also killed james mcmullan from hackney, he was 32. his sister described him as an inspiration. chrissy archibald was canadian, it has been reported she died in the arms of her fiance after being hit by the van. the death of sebastian belanger, a chef and french citizen, was confirmed to the bbc today by a member of his family. alexandre pigeard, also french, is among the dead. his mother, said friends, is devastated. it isa it is a heavy till we're paying for this attack, i want to send a thought to all the victims and their families. spain too has lost one of its own. 39—year—old spanish banker ignacio echeverria. he is reported to have tried to fight off an attacker with his skateboard. as well as the dead, 29 people remain in hospital. ten in a critical condition. lives ended or forever changed in an attack

the other was 28—year—old kirsty boden, a senior staff nurse at guy's hospital.he deaths. australians form an important and vibrant part of the fabric of life in london and we are reminded of that in good times and bad. our hearts go out to the victims, their friends and families. also killed was james mcmullan from hackney, aged 32. his sister described him as an inspiration. chrissy archibald was canadian, it has been reported she died in the arms of her fiance's arms after being hit by van. alexandre pigeard was a french national working as a waiter. his mother, said friends, is devastated. ignacio echeverria, a 39—year—old spanish banker, and sebastian boulanger, a french chef, have both been reported as killed in the spanish and french media. however this has not been officially confirmed and the bbc understands the family of ignacio echeverria have had no confirmation. as well as the dead, 29 people remain in hospital. ten in a critical condition. lives ended or forever changed in an attack which lasted minutes. an update to the news coming to us in the las

kirsty boden was 28, another australian victim, a staff nurse at a london hospital.analyst for hsbc, who is said to have fought back against the attackers. he died, stabbed in the back. the family of sara zelenak were in court to hear the coroner offer his condolences. he said it was a terrible time. he'll consider in detail the causes of all eight deaths. now, the police investigation is in full flow, and the coroner, as is normal in these cases, said that he would suspend his inquiry until the police had finished. but he said the families of the victims would be given full details about how their loved ones died. britain's most senior counter—terrorism officer today made a further call for help in dealing with the threat. assistant commissioner mark rowley told the times, "we need communities to be more assertive at calling out extremists and radicalisers among us. we need to be communications and internet—based companies to show more responsibility. in the wake of the three attacks, the government's now considering further powers to force them to take more action.

an australian nurse kirsty boden —— is the 3rd victim to be named —— she was killed as she ran to helprst. she's one of those people who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong.

ki rsty kirsty boden was 28, another australian victim, a staff nurse at a london hospital.ack. the families were in court. the coroner will consider in detail the causes of all eight deaths. the police investigation is in full flow. and the coroner, as is normal in these cases, said that he would suspend his inquiry until the police had finished. but he said the families of the victims would be given full details about how their loved ones died. britain's most senior counter—terrorism officer today made a further call for help in dealing with the threat. assistant commissioner mark rowley told the time: in the wake of the three attacks the government is considering further powers to force them to take action. to my mind, that's a measure of last resort. what is more important is that we develop ever greater co—operation between security and intelligence services and tech companies within the confines of the law to ensure that this material never reaches the internet in the first place. traders hope to re-open borough market tomorrow. a show of defiance against the men who b

an australian nurse, kirsty boden, was the 3rd victim to be named — she was killed as she ran to help

kirsty boden, born in australia, a senior nurse at a london hospital, died from an incised wound in thel be given full details of those debts when his investigations conclude. tom, separately the met police assistant commissioner has been talking about the responsibility of internet companies and communities in calling out extremists. what has he been saying? this is mark rowley, a metropolitan police assistant commissioner at the senior counterterrorism department. in an article in the times he says we had to step in to disrupt potential attacks and we need communities to be more assertive in calling out extremists and radicalise is among us. he said we need internet companies to do more and he says we need to learn about attack methodology and make sure thatis attack methodology and make sure that is all dealt with. interestingly, max hill, the government review of counterterrorism legislation, has also been talking this morning. he said actually britain has enough terrorism laws to cope with the threat and challenge the police and security services are facing. he saysin security serv

kirsty says, "i'm crying overjo cox's incredible pa rents. " crying overjo cox's incredible parents." ofjo cox and sponsored an afc croydon football game in her memory " on our manifesto or code of conduct, whatever you'd like to call the rules that voters came up for politicians as they return to the house of commons today after the general election, mel says, "integrity, honesty, humility. your panel is spot on today. this is what we wa nt panel is spot on today. this is what we want from our politicians." the singer katy perry has apologised for "appropriating black and asian culture" in her past music videos. in a recent interview, the singer admitted that she is guilty of cultural appropriation and benefits from what she calls white privilege. she's been speaking to promote her latest album, witness . i've made several mistakes and having a hard conversation with one of my empowered angels about what does it mean? can can't i wear my hair that way? what is the history behind wearing the hair that way? and she told me about the power in plaque women's hair and how beautiful it is

kirsty boden, a senior nurse at guy's hospital, murdered as she ran to help people who had been knockedidge. described as selfless, caring and heroic. the family of sara zelenak, a nanny from brisbane, say they are fearing the worst. she's one of those people that doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing and she's 2! years of age. french media have also confirmed the death of alexandre pigeard, a borough market restaurant waiter from normandy. sebastien boulanger‘s family are travelling to the uk from france to find out what's happened to the chef. desperate searches and desperate days for so many who found themselves caught up in this tragedy. our correspondent sara smith is at new scotland yard. what's the latest? officers from new scotla nd what's the latest? officers from new scotland yard carried out a search warrant in east london, in ilford overnight. at 1.30am they arrested a 30—year—old man. now, searches are carrying on at that address as they are at other addresses in east london. this man, this 30—year—old, was arrested on suspicion of commis

kirsty wark, bring us up—to—date on what is going on in scotland?first on in scotland? well, we are about to get our first was go seat. it looks like glasgow east will declare $0011 looks like glasgow east will declare soon and it looks like the snp have held on by theirfingernails, possibly with a majority of less than 100. glasgow central was a swing two years ago to be snp. that too may be injeopardy. that is extraordinary because the council has just lost, the labour council just lost in the snp a matter of months ago. it looks like a big, big change in glasgow. swing we don't know whether or not glasgow central will go to labour. but the snp majority is going to be smashed. after the angus result, there is a tantalising thought that if the exit poll is out, it could be the new conservative mps in scotland which give theresa may a slender majority. that would be extraordinary. very much indeed. well, we are at 2:10am. the exit poll which we gave at 10pm has not been changed yet in a result, all of the results we have had on, we have had 100 decl