the london ambulance service have sent a hazardous response team. ct line services are suspended between earls court and wimbledon. other than that, it remains in the realms of speculation or witness testimony that we cannot confirm. it looks like there was a container in a plastic bag with possibly wires coming from it, but it is too early to say. also reports from witnesses that people have been screaming. sophie raworth says she saw a woman stretchered off with burns to her face and legs. it sounds like a major incident. there clearly are people injured, but we don't have official sources confirming any more detail. we can now speak to robin foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened? foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened ?” foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened? i was about to walk into the station and there were two people standing outside and a woman sitting on the pavement with blood around her and she was crying and hysterical. i walked into the station and there was blood on

the london ambulance service says it has crews on the scene. service has been cut along the parsons green subway line. >>> these pictures were mosted on social media a short time ago. they show what appears to be a white container burning. the twitter user who posted the pictures said there was an explosion and the fireball flew down the carriage, the tube car. "we jumped out an open door." as soon as we get details on the breaking news in london, we'll bring it to you. they are five hours ahead. this is the height of the commuter time. >> we'll continue to watch that. >>> now we'll talk sports. the kid keeps on bashing it. >> we are of course talking about phillies' slugger reece hoskins who shows no sign of stopping. blasting number 18 into the center field seats at citizens bank park. he's only been with the club for five weeks. you do the math. the phils could not believe what they saw. neither could the fans. hoskins helped the phillies shut out the marlins. >> it's funny -- i don't think -- it's fun. i don't think hitting a home run is ev

to get a handle on what's happening armed officers are attending the scene along with the london ambulance service along with the london fire brigade the other official statements really haven't said much about it yet we heard earlier on that a special unit that snorri drafted in when terror is suspected was quite soon on the case here trying to get a handle on what was happening about guests who had been the indicator that sooner or later the police would say that it was a terror attack but don't forget easy to jump to conclusions here and as one commuter said the smaller a it could have just simply be a builder or a decorator heading into work at all this stuff maybe some chemicals mixed in a pot bang it when up but it did look peculiar when you saw the wires sticking out of this thing homemade a crude explosive device but it could have caused so much worse damage by the looks of it this morning london on alert than police if you see anything suspicious contact a lot of. disruption on the busy old line the district line. little after russia and of course what terms are coming up to twenty two el

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the london ambulance service statement on the tube incident says quote, you recall that a an incidentthat's from the assistant director of operations at the london ambulance service. an eyewitness tells reuters people ran f the same door tramping others in a rush to get out. they are monitoring the situation and keep you updated throughout the morning. >>> ahead, another accusation of bias against women at google. this time, it's over pay and promotions. that's on cnn money stream next. hi, i'm mike ditka. and i'm johnny bench. and we've spent our whole lives around professional sports taking hits and catching our fair share of aches and pains. which is why we use blue-emu's pain relief products. blue-emu products; non-greasy, deep-penetrating formula that works down into your muscles and joints and works its magic. it's comfort that won't leave you smelling like a football gym bag or an old catcher's mitt or a shower mat in the locker room. how about an old pair of socks after an extra inning game. blue-emu, it works fast and you won't stink. hit could be the next big thing i should

the london ambulance service says it sent a hazardous area response team to the scene.ecialist units and the fire brigade in attendance. the investigation is being led by the metropolitan police counterterrorism command, parts of the national counterterrorism policing network, and there are many urgent ongoing enquiries with hundreds of detectives involved, looking at cctv, forensic work and speaking to witnesses. this investigation is supported by our colleagues from mis and bringing their intelligence expertise to bear on the case. britain has suffered four attacks blamed on terrorists so far this year. in 2005, 52 people were killed when four suicide bombers carried devices onto three underground trains and a bus. the foreign secretary appealed for calm. everyone should keep calm and cool about their lives as normally as they possibly can. as far as i understand, the british transport police and transport for london are on itand police and transport for london are on it and will update their website with more information. the prime minister will chair a meeting of br

london ambulance service have confirmed one person has been taken to hospital with burns to their handse serious. two ambulance crews, not to be serious. two ambulance ci’ews, an not to be serious. two ambulance crews, an officer and a hazardous area response team and they confirm one patient has been treated and taken to hospital with burns to their hand. but no other serious injuries. as you can see, a serious incident in north london. more on that after the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, political correspondent at the london evening standard and the former conservative director of communications, giles kenningham. good to see you both. tomorrow's front pages, starting with: the metro, which leads with the apology issued by the ryanair boss, michael 0'leary, after the airline cancelled flights for up to 400,000 people because of a mix up with pilot holidays. the i goes with theresa may's show of authority after the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, was accused of "back seat driving" by colleague

the london ambulance service said they have sent multiple crews to the scene. we can confirm there are a number of emergency responders there. services have been cut along the subway line. london's firefighters are leading passengers off of a train along those above-ground subway tracks close to where the incident happened. this incident comes after london has fallen victim to several extremist attacks this year. >>> and these pictures were posted on social media a short time ago showing what appears to be a white container burning. fire coming out of the container. it's totally charred. the twitter user who posted the pictures wrote, "there was an explosion and a fireball flew down the carriage, and we jumped out of an open door." as soon as we get more details from the newsroom, we'll bring them to you. >>> 5:05. here in our area, three women are facing prostitution charges after foips busted a -- philadelphia police busted a massage parlor in rittenhouse square. the business was shut down. the busts came after neighbors complained about large groups of men ri

returning to see long with london ambulance service and london fire brigade law obviously goes a little disruption on that particular district line are you actually at the scene yet or are you still trying to make that nothing because because the district line where part of the greens your station. explosion then three plates is actually partially suspended i am in the area between. close as possible to there right now so we could do a sort of vision live report with you with them as possible but so far traffic is quite heavy in this area and i'm trying to break through right now to get there but we do know yet that the station has been closed and obviously people like i said earlier are being advised to avoid this area so it's a little bit tricky and obviously a very heavy police presence at the scene right now with armed police officers emergency services certainly as we were talking just fifteen minutes ago initially when it wasn't yet clear that this was something that was being described as a terrorist incident we were discussing how i witness is had reported that what they saw was

they have spoken to scotland yard who have spoken to scotland yard who have confirmed that london ambulance service people to hospital, no—one is thought to have life—threatening or life changing injuries but as you can see, a huge emergency service responds to the stratford centre this evening, at around eight o'clock, we were told, police and fire brigade and ambulance responded to an emergency call. britain's biggest operational warship hms 0cean, has arrived in the british virgin islands, to provide support for those affected by hurricanes irma and maria. there are now more than two,000 uk military personnel working on the relief effort, making it the largest british deployment anywhere in the world. jeremy cooke reports now from tortola. into the disaster zone, hms 0cean off the british virgin islands, straight to work delivering aid where it is desperately needed. for the flight crews, the first look at this hurricane—shattered landscape, almost every building damaged, widespread devastation. already 0cean's landing craft are heading to the main island of tortola. the navy's working parties o

the london ambulance service said they have sent multiple crews to the scene. services have been cut along the subway line. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates as we get it. it is a heavy traffic time over there. five hours ahead and a big rush time. >> that's right. and breaking news at home. bullets fly in a philadelphia neighborhood hitting two women inside of a row home, a young child was with them to witness the gunfire. >> the women are being treated at penn presbyterian hospital. matt delucia has more on the investigation. let's start with saying the child was not hurt in this. >> reporter: the child was not hurt, that's the good news here. the two women who were in the house were injured. philly police said they were lucky they didn't open the front door. if they had, the injuries could have been more severe, or they could have been killed. this happened before 2:00 this morning at hadfield in kingsessing. police say what they've been able to gather so far is that there was a loud bang at the front door. one of the two women walked

nine were treated here by the london ambulance service. two were taken to hospital. were no elevated readings of chemicals on its equipment so this is now handed over to the gas board. i spoke to one of the residence who has been evacuated from one of the homes behind me earlier. i have been fine. i hope my neighbours are feeling all right. i wasn't actually sure earlier on but i realise now a couple have gone to hospital. they've a small child. they wanted to make sure everything was all right with the child. as long as everyone's all right and it gets dealt with, then, you know. police have said it's not believed to be a crime—related incident. we don't know what the substance was which led to people feeling unwell. it is sounding here like it may have been a gas leak. there is also no indication yet of when people will be able to return to their homes. the united states' secretary of state, rex tillerson, has said president trump is open to keeping the country in the paris accord on climate change. in a television interview, mr tillerson said the president would wo

or said who might be behind it eighteen people taken to hospital we're hearing from the london ambulance service but we're hearing things. no fatalities but we have seen some people burned there are reports we've got a picture of a chap on our site that tweeted a picture interest say look a skull was burnt and you heard your skin burned so quickly is no way to avoid it was a flash coming at you you can duck but it. is still almost impossible to get out the way isn't it heard. there we're seeing now turn round pictures these were a bit earlier on people really in a state of shock trying to make their way to work the last day or the week thinking hey get this day out the way it's the weekend and this all unfolds now london metropolitan police made this statement about two hours ago now following what happened this morning at eight twenty in the morning at parson's green station on the district line the london chuen. has been declared a counter terrorist related incident and will be managed and controlled by the metropolitan police counterterrorist kemal clearly we are investigating a critical and

and then has been and set it at parsons grain underground train station in full one so the london ambulance services hazmat area response team hazardous retain their attending as well as the police witnesses say that they've seen a passengers that had facial injuries after some sort of explosion in side the train and then after that that sparked a stampede of sorts because issue can imagine people were were terrified so that's what we know right now and the latest again is there some sort of incident with this train on the tracks and police trying dealing with some sort of incident we're going to keep an eye to that for you as we try to zoom back and a little bit. all right again at this point it would be too much speculation but we will keep an eye to that and get you right back to it. brazilian president michelle turner is facing new corruption charges he is accused of taking millions of dollars and bribes but denies wrongdoing the lower house of congress will decide if they should face trial in the supreme court last month the house voted against a hearing on a different corruption charge. so the

the london ambulance service began its emergency response.ts suggest of 18 people taken to hospital, none have life—threatening injuries. as police cordoned off large sections of the area, there was disruption for the local people. a counter—terrorism investigation is 110w counter—terrorism investigation is now under way. we now assess that this was a detonation of an improvised explosive device. as you will have seen the reports of 18 injuries, i understand most of those to be flash burns. the scene remains cordoned off and the investigation continues. it's a terrorist attack, the police, the services are involved in a manhunt. the person or the people responsible for the attack will be caught and brought forward for justice. the train was barely damaged. there was no blast. the device inside the carriage may have detonated prematurely. the bbc‘s been told it had a timer. from this crime scene, the investigation is spreading. the area's been secured. we have seen sniffer dogs checking that nothing else has been left that might cause harm. at

green underground train station and pull him away say they are treating it as terrorism the london ambulance service says hazardous area response team they are on the scene as of course are armed officers witnesses say a number of passengers suffered facial injuries after an explosion at a train carriage others were thought to have been hurt in a stampede afterwards. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories british police are treating a blast on a london underground train as a terrorist incident this happened on the district line in the city southwest during the busy morning rush hour eighteen people have been hospitalized nine in serious condition the british prime minister will chair a meeting of the country's emergency committee later on friday. we now assess that this was a distillation. improvised explosive device. i should have seen the reports of eighteen injuries and i understand most of those to be flushed to. the scene current remains cordoned off and the investigation continues. in terms of the police response. i should expect well practiced command structures of coming to show yo

we know right now this happened at parsons grain underground train station a full on the london ambulance services hazardous area response team has matt is on the scene as as well. police witnesses say that there are passengers who suffered facial injuries after some sort of explosion in a train carriage and then there was a bit of a stampede after that where people may have been injured as well because they were trying obviously to get away from this so to go joins us live now from london she is gathering more information whether here is to be at least two scenes so sanyal what do we know right now. well police have established a hundred metre cordon around that area they have been telling the public to avoid this part of london. as much as possible the part of the underground line where that station is located is also completely shut off of course it's very vital for the emergency services first of all to tend to those who've been injured in that incident as well but also the probability of any other . are the device that could be around is also something that police and certainly counterterrori

no word on the actual number of casualties as thought it might see by now the london ambulance service may be. giving some some figures but i haven't seen it more witnesses potentially coming through here one guy twenty four hour fitness instructor said he joined the district line chub on the way to work you set up my headphones on listening to music the train got to parsons green some people or got off some of got on to look to my left on the saw hundreds of people running up. the heard shouting and screaming i ran out as well he said it was really tightly packed as a rule trying to get out of that station at the same time people pushing each other falling on the floor there were school kids there as well absolutely terrifying. images there secularizing online as well he says it is to have taken pictures on that. very quick to come up with a picture of this smoldering thing in the corner yes a plastic tub that went up this guy goes on to say as well because he said he saw a woman on the floor i don't know whether she was breathing there was a little boy on the train station screaming

london ambulance service issue thd statement. we are called at 8:20 a.m.o reports of an incident at parson as green underground station. we'll have the latest for you as we continue throughout the morning. again, that was in rush hour, no link to terrorism at this point. reports of people were burned faces and injuries, also from people running out of that particular tube car being trampled. we'll bringreat talk yesterday. i think especially in light of the advent of antifa, if you look at what's going on there. you have some pretty bad dudes on the other side also, and essentially that's what i said. now, because of what's happened since then, with antifa, you look at, really, what's happened since charlottesville, a lot of people are saying -- narcotic a lot in farkt a lot of people have written. >> all right. people j u.s. waking up might be surprised to hear that was actually yesterday. president trump aboard air force one talking to reporters in a holy cow moment. reverting to his first explanation equating white supremacis supremacists. after meeting

morning officers from metropolitan police service and the british transport police are on the scene in addition to the london fire brigade and the london ambulanceervice. deputy assistant commissioner neil basso said a number of people have suffered injuries. we are hearing reports about facial injuries. he added that it was too early to determine the cause of the fire, but a full investigation was now underway by the counterterroism command. a uk government spokesman said prime minister theresa may was receiving regular updates. back over to you >> thank you very much for that update we'll go back to london throughout the mondayen when there are new developments >> let's look at how global markets are responding, starting with u.s. futures. yesterday a mixed session for stocks in general, but the dow was the exception. posting its fifth straight positive session helped by energy which was the best performing sector. the dow is higher right now in premarket, up 24 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq futures pointing to a lower open and in the ten-year and the bond market, let's look at where the yield is right now higher yields is one story we saw la

so this was the new number just in accord together london ambulance service, they transported about 18 people, none with life threatening injuries. this is the situation that happened there and ground which lead to the tensions there. of course, they call it the tube. they cut off service to that line as all of the investigators got out there these are the live pictures that are coming in, of the investigators out there, scotland yard, metro police, we have had a whole number of attacks that have already happened this year. so they are on high alert. they are still very much on high alert. we can see them walking the tracks right now. they are walking people who were on the train off of these trains rise there as they are escorting them out of the way. so we're getting the latest details there we are staying on top of it following the developments and we will bring it as we get tonight every couple minutes we're getting new information there is live evacuations, unloading the passengers stuck on these trains and backed up trains, anything along the route. that is very latest, back to y

the london ambulance service says they've taken 18 people to hospitals.are thought to have life-threatening injuries. the fire was caused by the detonation of a improvised explosive device or ied. the mayor says the city "will never be indamtd or defeated by -- intimidated or defeated by terrori terrorism." the "today" show will have an update in a minute. >>> here are some of the other stories we're following in the day ahead. >> the pennsylvania budget stalemate faces a deadline. governor wolf and lawmakers need to reach a funding deal before the state runs out of money to pay the bills. there will be new details today. the democratic governor opposes a funding budget passed by house republicans. the senate has yet to vote on it. >>> governor chris christie will be in camden delivering the state of the education. >>> now developing, the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting today following north korea's latest missile launch. the missile left the capital of pyongyang yesterday, flew over northern japan, and then landed in the pacific ocea

the london ambulance service began its emergency response.arly reports suggest that of 18 people taken to hospital, none have life—threatening injuries. as police cordoned off large sections of the area there was disruption for local people. a counterterrorism investigation is now under way. we now assess that this was the detonation of an improvised explosive device. as you have seen, there are reports of 18 injuries and i understand most of them to be flash burns. the scene currently remains cordoned off and the investigation continues. it is a terrorist attack. the police services are now involved in a manhunt. the person or people responsible for this attack will be caught and brought to justice. the train was barely damaged. there was no blast. the device inside the carriage may have detonated prematurely. the bbc has been told it had a timer. from this crime scene, the investigation is spreading. the area has been secured and we have seen sniffer dogs checking that nothing else has been left that might cause harm. the station sees clear

on the ground train station and for them police say they're treating it as terrorism the london ambulance services hazardous area response team as on the scene as our offices what misses say a number of passengers suffered facial injuries after an explosion in a train carriage others are thought to have been hurt in the stand paid following the explosion and we've heard from the metropolitan police that eighteen people have been taken to hospital were flash burns they urged the papal to remain alert and vigilant but to not be alarmed we will bring you all the very latest on this and just a few minutes with another news bulletin thank you very much for watching. let's talk about now. right now. right now it's happening so fast. you can barely keep up with it. right now we've got clowns protecting rhino. on mobile technology finding clean water not tomorrow not five years in the future. now. in a disaster the internet can be restored by a truck. in a mine this truck can drive itself and right now this child is being treated by a doctor from six thousand miles away this is science not fiction and cis

the london ambulance service says about 1 people are in the hospital right now.hem with serious injuries. witnesses say several passengers were left is with severe burns to their legs and faces while others were hurt after getting caught in the massive stand peed out crush sort of injuries. right now let's bring in james mitchell he, of course, wrote the book on interrogating terrorists. he was also and a lot of people don't remember, this bomb technician for the u.s. air force. he joins us right now on the line. jim, as you look at this white bucket from this subway car in london. we heard that there was a flash. there was a bang. when you look at it though, you can see there is a white bucket. it appears to be wrapped in a plastic bag. maybe a thermal bag which is on fire. what could this possibly be? >> >> i'm sure what they are doing is diffusing and construction of the bucket. the bomb tech could be any number of things be interested in looking at. is this a dry run or some sort of dispersion device for chemical attack later on? is this some kind of differs

privileged to have cressida dick, the commissioner for the met police, and the head of the london ambulance service on. if you get the right doctors looking after the right doctors looking after the right patients at the right time and into the operating theatres quickly, you can save lives. all of those patients who got to a&e in london, who were transported there rapidly, had their lives saved. there is a lot to learn about how we can coordinate the emergency services and how we can train our young doctors to deal with these horrible terrorist events. of course they occurred in manchester and london recently, and more recently in barcelona, but we don't know which town it happening. it could be leaked, scotland, anywhere across the uk. let's talk to one of those directly involved. doctor davenport, you were a consultant and you were working on a night of the manchester bomb attack. that is right. a lot of people will thank you and your collea g u es people will thank you and your colleagues for the work you did at that time and i dare say you went through various processes. firstly dealing with w

the london ambulance service saying that those injuries are not serious or life threatening. njuries as flash burns from that fire. both the london mayor and the british prime minister have commented saying we will not be threatened or intimidated by this kind of activity. the prime minister saying that her thoughts were with those injured and with the people responding to this. of course it is now up to the counterterrorism unit in the met police to find out who did this, how they did it and whether they had any help. joe. >> nbc's kelly cobiella, thank you so much. >> katty, after unfortunately an eventful spring as it came to terror attacks across britain, a bit of a quiet summer, but it looks like here we go again. how do the british face these attacks now? is this just something that they understand is going to happen and they figure out how to deal with it day in, day out? or is there a heightened sense of anger toward the government? >> there's a heightened sense of insecurity in the country and i think there's also a kind of certain amount of we're going to get through

people injured in the parsons green attack, 29 patients received by london hospitals, none of them seriously hurt. the ambulance service to hospital to get a checkup. that is the latest, 29 injured in all. coming up, sophie raworth will have the news that sex from parsons green and at half past six we will have a special programme on —— on the news at six o'clock. the film review will be shown later on this evening at 8:45pm and it is always available on iplayer. now it is time for a look at the weather. a mixture of sunny spells and showers over the next few days and some fairly chilly nights to come as well. today, we have seen a few rainbows thanks to the mixture of sunny spells and showers. this photograph sent dense from a weather watcher in swansea. there have been some brighter intervals. this photograph was sent in by a weather watcher this afternoon. we have seen a mixture of sunny spells and showers this afternoon, some of the showers this afternoon, some of the showers across parts of england have been heavy, we are getting a few reports of thunder at the moment across the south of england but going through

investigating an incident at a southwest london subway station after reports that there has been a explosion. we know metropolitan police and ambulance services are confirming they are at the parson's green subway station. so if you have ever been to london that is in the southwest section of the city. they have cut the service on the tubas they call split across the line and we are getting more details every minute. we will continue to bring them to you on that developing situation which, of course is under investigation. >>> 4:08. temple police are investigat ing what some are calling a act of racism on campus. student government says group of students black came back to their dorm on monday and found a banana on a door handle. the student, or whoever did this, we don't know who it is, temple says they are investigating and offering support for any students who saw this, and want to talk about this. student government plans to hold a forum to address diversity and inclusion. >>> siren there is in japan, this time, it is a drill, japan conducting emergency military exercisees after north korea fired rocket over their heads u u.n. security co

london. the city's ambulance service says none of the injuries are life-threatening but people are being treated is being deactivated by a bomb squad. we are looking for confirmation of that monitoring those reports. teresa may tweeted my thoughts are with those injured at parsons green and emergency services are responding bravely to this terrorist incident. she is going to chair a meeting of the emergency cobra committee later today in london. back here at home, three former female google employees filed a class-action lawsuit against the company, claiming google discriminated against women for pay and promotion and the company placed him at lower-level jobs than men with similar qualification. a legal spokesperson issued a statement saying, quote, we disagree with the central allocations, to determine through rigorous hiring and promotion committees, must pass multiple levels of review including checks to make sure there is no gender bias. we should say google is under investigation over gender pay discrepancies and shares of the parent alphabet up 20% so far this year. finally this, jpmorgan

london. police were called to the westfield shopping centre in stratford at around eight o'clock this evening. a man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. the fire brigade and ambulance serviceo attended the scene. that is about as much as we know so farand we that is about as much as we know so far and we will keep you updated throughout the evening. north korea's foreign minister has launched a fresh verbal assault on president trump calling him "mentally deranged". ri yong—ho told the united nations that mr trump's threat to "totally destroy" his country had made a rocket assault on the united states "all the more inevitable". here's some of what the minister had to say. translation: the absurd reality that a person like donald trump, a mentally deranged person, full of megalomania and complacence, the person chastised even by american people as commander in grief. lying king, president evil, is holding the seat of us president and the dangerous reality that the gambler who grew old using threats, frauds and schemes to acquire a patch of land holds the nuclear button. these are what constitute the gravest threat to the international peace and security today. due to his la

london. police were called to the westfield shopping centre in stratford at around eight o'clock this evening. a man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. the fire brigade and ambulance service. that is about as much as we know so farand we that is about as much as we know so far and we will keep you updated throughout the evening. north korea's foreign minister has launched a fresh verbal assault on president trump calling him "mentally deranged". ri yong—ho told the united nations that mr trump's threat to "totally

london fire brigade are still on the scene here after fears of a suspected chemical incident. residents reported being able to smell and substance, some were noxious and feeling sick, some were treated him by the ambulance service the area and said there is no elevated chemicals and this is now being handed over to the gas board. i spoke to one of the residents who we re i spoke to one of the residents who were evacuated from the homes behind me. i have been absolutely fine, i hope that my are feeling 0k. me. i have been absolutely fine, i hope that my are feeling ok. i wasn't actually sure early on, but i realise now that the couple have gone to hospital. i believe they have a small child, so they want to make sure everything is all right with the child. so long as everything is all right and gets dealt with, you know... police say this is not a crime related incidents. they still don't know what the substance was that lead to people feeling unwell, it is sounding here like it isn't maybe been a gas leak. there is no indication of when people can return to their homes. the palestinian group, fatah, has welcomed an announcement by the rival hamas faction that will dissolve its administrative committee in gaza.

of emergency services, police, ambulance, firemen, and at the end there's a bridge on the left-hand side of which is the station. indeed, that bridge you'll see is the train track the london that they were on the scene within three minutes there's been a very rapid and very thorough spot by emergency services the met police are leading the investigation and counterterrorism unit in conjunction with the british transport police and our intelligence domestic intelligence unit, the mi5 the metropolitan police, interestingly, asking for photographs or any videos to be uploaded to their site in order to get as much as possible in temz of visuals. this is to assist with the other sources of evidence, such as witnesses and cc-tv which are being looked at, as well as, of course, information which is with regards to collection of security nflgs the prime minister will be calling a meeting this afternoon of our national emergency service response unit, which is in white hall, which is our parliament in order to discuss the implications and ramifications as of yet. the terror alert in the u.k. has not been raised from its current level of severe. we do need to remember, this is the