, can i begin— london ambulance service, can i begin by— london ambulance service, can i beginy saying in behalf of the london ambulance service our thoughts — london ambulance service our thoughts are with all those involved in this_ thoughts are with all those involved in this morning's incident. at 9:54am, _ in this morning's incident. at 9:54am, we received a call to a collision — 9:54am, we received a call to a collision on _ 9:54am, we received a call to a collision on camp road in wimbledon, we dispatched multiple resources including — we dispatched multiple resources including specialist paramedics, london's — including specialist paramedics, london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. we declared a major incident _ ambulances. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation — incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients— operation centre. we treated 16 patients on scene, sadly, as we have heard, _ patients on scene, sadly, as we have heard, 18—year—old girl died, we conveyed — heard, 18—year—old girl died, we conveyed ten p

i'm john martin, the chief paramedic for london ambulance service. the london ambulance service that our thoughts are with all of those involved in this morning's incident? at 9:54am, we received a 999 call to a collision on camp road in wimbledon. we dispatched multiple resources, including specialist critical care paramedics, london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients on scene. sadly, as we've heard, one eight—year—old girl died. we conveyed ten patients to hospital. we want to thank our staff who worked hard and tirelessly whilst on scene, and also to the school staff and members of the public who helped in those early moments. our hearts go out to all those involved in today's tragic incident. i'll now hand over to andy from the london fire brigade. good afternoon, everybody. my name is andy penick- from the london fire brigade. i'm deputy assistant commissioner for the south east area. _ i'd like to start by echoing - the thoughts from john and claire

they say officers were there with paramedics, london's ambulance service and london's air ambulance servicethis stage, police say they are not treating this incident in any way is related to terrorism, and the driver of that vehicle, the woman in her 40s, arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. but you can see the main line of this update, telling us a child has died following the incident after that car collided with a building in south london, a school building, just before 10am local time, it is an all girls school, busy at that time of the morning. we will have the latest headlines for you very shortly and also the business news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the first week ofjuly, temperatures have been a little bit below average for most of us. however, that's about to change. it is set to get a lot hotter. before we get there, though, today is a day of sunny spells for many of us. a fair amount of cloud at times. satellite picture shows the thickest cloud to the northwest of the uk and these weather fronts will be bringing some heavy outbreaks of ra

officers attended along with paramedics from the london ambulance service and london air ambulance.mbulance was deployed. we had reports of that, but that has been confirmed. at this time, nine people, as you have been saying, reported injured. this includes two adults and seven children. the statements as they await further details on their conditions, further updates. the driver of the vehicle was stopped at the scene, so they say that, but there have been no arrests. a little bit more information, and also, they are not treating this as terror related. your information in that statement from the metropolitan police. we can confirm from the metropolitan release that nine people have been reported injured, thatis people have been reported injured, that is two adults and seven children. we do not know their condition at the moment, from the police, we are awaiting updates, but a reminder that the mp stephen hammond told us that his understanding was that some were critical. that is the latest we have. nine people injured at the moment. have. nine people in'ured at the moment. ., hav

also, as you can imagine, london ambulance service dispatched first responders and also the air ambulanceent to the scene. whilst the london fire brigade sent two fire engines and a further two units to the scene to assess what had happened. you can see from our aerial pictures that the land rover crashed into the school building. the school itself is near wimbledon common. it is the study prep school for girls. it is about one mile away from where the wimbledon tennis championship is going on, but both our correspondence at the scene and the local mp, telling us it is in a secluded area of wimbledon, near the common. we now know that nine people have been injured. two adults and seven children. crucially, we don't know yet how seriously they have been injured. however, we spoke to stephen hammond who is the local mp for the area earlier and he said it was his understanding that somewhere in a critical condition. but, as i say, we have not had that confirmed by the authorities the moment. the school itself, as i say, is a private prep school for girls aged between four and 11. it is the s

london air ambulance . and the london air ambulance. and london ambulance service . ndon ambulance service. >> our officers, along with colleagues from other emergency services , provided first aid to services, provided first aid to a number of people who had been injured . very sadly, one of the injured. very sadly, one of the children, an eight year old girl, died at the scene . girl, died at the scene. >> our thoughts are with her family at this incredibly difficult time . difficult time. >> the driver of a car, a woman agedin >> the driver of a car, a woman aged in her 40s, stopped at the scene and has since been arrested for causing death by dangerous driving and remains in police custody . police custody. >> this is a very difficult time for everyone here at the school and across the wider community. >> we would ask people not to speculate while we work to understand the full circumstances of what has happened during this tragic incident. >> but i will say we are not treating this as a terrorist incident. >> our officers have already spoken to a number of witnes

officers attended, along with paramedics from the london ambulance service and the london ambulance servicevehicle all stopped at the scene . we're not stopped at the scene. we're not treating this incident as terror related. so i think the key lines is from that statement which has just come out, is the confirmation that a child schoolchild has died following the incident where a car collided with the building and that the driver of the vehicle , that the driver of the vehicle, a woman in her 40, as has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. now, this would explain maybe why there is still a substantial police presence there at the scene. >> this effectively now will become a criminal investigation because of that charge , farage, because of that charge, farage, but also trying to establish the details in terms of the accident investigation element of this, if you like, because clearly the pictures we've seen suggestion that the children were outside the school building enjoying this last day of term . this last day of term. >> yes, it was some tea party apparent

in addition to what you have seen, the police say, london ambulance service also say they have sent a at the scene. as you can imagine, it is an ongoing situation. fire, police and ambulance all there. the school itself is the study prep school. it is an independent girls prep school, and it takes girls between the ages of four and 11. it takes girls between the ages of fourand11. it it takes girls between the ages of four and 11. it is located near wimbledon common. they have declined to comment at the moment, of course, the incident is ongoing. but i was looking at their website, and they have been around since 1893, so certainly, a long—standing prep school in the area. it is also about a mile from wimbledon, and the tennis. so of course, wimbledon at the moment going on. this incident has happened about a mile from wimbledon. what i should say at the moment is that we do not know why this land rover has crashed into the primary school. that is unknown at the moment. police are not commenting on that, but we do know that several people have been injured. we don't know who has been

the london ambulance service is on the scene. that's still a live situation for the police . d situation for the police. and the london ambulance service will you updates that, will bring you updates on that, of the story develops of course, as the story develops throughout evening . now, throughout this evening. now, the prime minister says his thoughts are with the family of an eight old girl who died an eight year old girl who died after a land rover crashed into her school in south—west london. police were called just before 10:00 this morning to the study prep school in wimbledon, six people were treated at the scene . ten were taken to hospital. police say the driver, a woman in her 40, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. detective chief superintendent claire collins, voice was breaking with emotion as she told reporters the incident wasn't being treated as terror related . treated as terror related. >> and officers, along with colleagues from other emergency services , provided first aid to services, provided first aid to a number of pe

it is a breaking story, but we can tell you the london ambulance service is on scene because this manbecause this man, believed to be in 30s , has handcuffed in his 30s, has handcuffed himself to the gates of buckingham palace in central london. we also understand that police are now negotiating with that individual . there were some that individual. there were some onlookers of course, lots of tourists this time of year taking pictures of buckingham palace in central london, wondering what was going on. and police beginning to clear the area, asking them to move away from the gates. well, we do have a statement from the metropolitan police, and they say at around 17, 23 hours. so that's 5:23 to you and i, a man approached the gates of buckingham palace and simply handcuffed himself to them. officers in the area immediately approached the man believed to be in his 30 aids, and he began threatening to harm himself . the threatening to harm himself. the london ambulance service are on scene and as we said earlier, police have said they are trying to speak to the man and bring the situat

london ambulance service took ten people to st george's hospital.as declared a major incident, and huge numbers of ambulance, air ambulance, the fire brigade and the police were here. this is a wonderful local school, hugely popular with wimbledon families. and i'm sure it will have the resilience to build itself after — rebuild itself after such a tragedy. a week of strikes will hit the london underground from july 23rd in a row over pensions and jobs. the strikes are part of a long—running dispute between the rmt union and transport for london. the union claims around 600 london underground jobs could be at risk. tfl says no employee will lose theirjob or be asked to work additional hours. bosses at stansted airport are promising 5,000 newjobs with plans to extend its terminal building. the planning application is due to be submitted to the local council — it includes an extra three aircraft bays, a larger security hall and departure lounge, plus more baggage capacity. a report into the state of elstree studios in hertfordshire says that a minimum

officers and the london ambulance service are at the scene. scotland yard says.ere a rumble i to repeat hold them in your mind. if they were a rumble of| mind. if they were a rumble of concern 30 years ago, they are a deafening roar now. rishi sunak has given up on education reform. he is not interested in our children's future. if you think that's unfair then let me remind you what happened during the pandemic when he was chancellor cancelled the national recovery plan. after our children and working class children in particular gave up so much for the greater good. so for his tory party to turn around afterwards and repay their sacrifice with nothing, to sit there twiddling their thumbs as teachers leave in their droves, school buildings start to crumble and absenteeism goes through the roof, that is shameful. and this is what the tories don't get. those two questions, remember them? can we prepare all our children for the future? will we confront the divides that maintain the class ceiling, they are one and the class ceiling, they are one and the same. i'm ser

the ambulance service say they dispatched paramedics and we also understand that the air ambulance was also sent to the scene. the londony sent two fire engines and also to other units to help with the emergency response. the school itself is the london prep study school and that is for girls aged between four and 11 and it sits on wimbledon common. it is about one mile away from wimbledon where, of course, the tennis championships are ongoing at the moment. the big development in the last few minutes is that the police have tweeted to say they are not treating the incident as terror —related. they say an investigation is under way to understand the full circumstances of what has taken place. police are saying it is not terror related at the moment but we do not know why that car has crashed into the school. what has happened to the driver of that vehicle, but we do know that a number of people are injured and that there is an ongoing situation, a major incident i think it's can be described as, going on at the moment at this school in south—west london in the wimbledon area. all after a car crashed into the building. p

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