we've been reporting on the anti—semitism row involving the met police.vey has found 1 in 5 londoners say they've been attacked or threatened over the past five years. >> the yougov research finds less than half of the public trust the police to solve crimes . earlier today, the prime minister, rishi sunak, said he has confidence in the met police chief, mark rowley, but he needed to rebuild confidence and trust with the jewish community. vie. well, that's putting it lightly, i think. >> well, the former met police officer and author of how to be a police officer, graham whettam , joins us. graham, it really feels like today the authority of sir mark rowley is hanging in the balance . the balance. >> that might be one perception. i wouldn't think that. i think if you start looking to change the commissioner every time there's an incident involving a police officer on the streets, it will be like a revolving door at scotland yard. >> you can't keep changing the commissioner every time there's some sort of, disagreement or an officer says something on the s

the met police and he gave this update.he met police and he gave this update. police and ambulance services _ and he gave this update. police and ambulance services were _ and he gave this update. police and ambulance services were called - and he gave this update. police and ambulance services were called and deployed to a number of casualties. it is with great sadness that i confirm that one of those injured in the incident, a 13—year—old boy, has died, from their injuries. he was taken to hospital after being stabbed. sadly he died a short while after. the family of the chart are being supported, firstly by local police officers and now some specialist officers —— family of the child. we are keeping them in our thoughts at this unimaginably difficult time. events of this morning are truly horrific and i cannot even begin to imagine how those affected must be feeling. my thoughts are with the injured and their families thoughts are with the injured and theirfamilies and thoughts are with the injured and their families and

we know from the met police that two police officers were in church, so by assumption that means there injured in this incident in hainault and all five have been taken to hospital. as i said, these are the latest pictures from the helicopter, there is a corton that it's obviously in place, police have put it in place around the area. —— there is a cordon. police saying they were first called at around seven o'clock this morning. witnesses have been talking, one witness said they heard shouting, be heard shrieking. i thought, who would be shrieking at this time in the morning? they said it sounded like the police, you know when they are ordering someone to stop or get to their knees or something, it was like, stop where you are, put that down, that kind of thing. one person said he looked out of the back window because the noises coming from there, they saw a bloke dressed in yellowjumping over fences and that he went down an alley like he was going back onto the street again. the eyewitness says saw a policeman and a policewoman, what they described as normal corpus with they describe

the two met police officers are also currently in hospital with stab wounds.y and have significant injuries. but we believe at this stage that they are not life—threatening. i commend the incredible bravery of notjust the police officers, but the other emergency responders who came to this scene this morning. i would ask anyone with information or any footage that would help us with this investigation to share that and call 101, please. i know the families of those involved, the local and wider community, and many across london will want to know why this terrible incident occurred. and it's ourjob to find that out. and we will. i am committed to providing those answers when we can. and i would ask for some patience while this important work is carried out. thank you for your time. chief superintendent stuart bell of the metropolitan police talking in the metropolitan police talking in the last hour. let's speak to our correspondent mark lobel, who's in hainault. sad news that a 13—year—old boy has died. that's right, it has really changed the nature of this in

of course, that's about those calls for the boss of met police to resign or be fired . t george's day tomorrow. we were just talking about whether or not, labour is the true party of the english patriots. that's what keir starmer has to say. and alex dean referenced an article that was in the times yesterday. and it's quite concerning article. and you're right to bring it up. it's an anonymous letter from a teacher, actually, and he says that he asked his class of 13 year olds to raise their hands if they hated britain and 33 zero hands shot up immediately with absolute certainty. this is quite concerning. it is . quite concerning. it is. >> and the flip side of it is that when people in public life take andrew rosindell, who campaigned to have our the union flag flown from public buildings when people in public life voice arguments that we should be overt and display our patriotism, we should sing the national anthem at public events and so forth. they get laughed out of town. they get mocked. it was a start. you would always people in parliament would mock rosindell wh

the fact that the met police commissioner - straight.ight. the fact that the met| police commissioner will meet straight. the fact that the met - police commissioner will meet city can today suggest there is an issue. of course there is an issue, the of course there is an issue, the jewish community is under tremendous problems, huge problems and i'm dealing with it every single day. people being intimidated at work, people being scared in relation to what is going on. of course this problem for thejewish community but what we don't need is a destruction of falter turning up with his so—called walkabout protesting. what we need is somewhat stronger laws, what we need is effective policing, what we need is effective policing, what we need is effective policing, what we need is the police meeting the jewish what we need is the police meeting thejewish community what we need is the police meeting the jewish community and what we need is the police meeting thejewish community and they have been every week and there has been some significant

today, we have had members of groups representing the jewish community going to meet with the met police that meeting saying it was a positive meeting that the met had reiterated the apology, the met had to apologise twice, once for its first apology and then apologising for it apology. we have had further apologies to jewish commuter groups, they said the met promised they would pay more attention to the concerns of the jewish community, to be more culturally sensitive and take on advice of seniorjewish officers. those jewish groups advice of seniorjewish officers. thosejewish groups have asked the police and government to reduce the number of demonstrations, to move them to other locations, because they feel sometimes thatjewish people are intimidated and have to stay out of the city centre because of those demonstrations.- stay out of the city centre because of those demonstrations. there are differin: of those demonstrations. there are differing views _ of those demonstrations. there are differing views about _ of those demonstrations. there are differing views about what - of those

met police commissioner?i wouldn't go that far because i haven't had those conversations with him. but what i do want to see is every member of our communities in london feeling like they can walk around and do what they need to do . that, for me, is need to do. that, for me, is what equality means. that's how we a cohesive society. and we have a cohesive society. and i this is a really i think this is a really fundamentally point . fundamentally important point. >> and do you think that the met police been mishandling police has been mishandling these marches? these pro—palestinian marches? we've people we've had six months of people now marching on the streets of london every saturday. there's a feeling, isn't there, particularly represented by mr falter , that jews do feel falter, that jews do feel intimidated by these marches . intimidated by these marches. we've had some people on marches sort of openly glorifying hamas, which is glorifying terrorism. we've had these chants from the river to the sea, whi

your reaction to the met police's botched double apology for outrageous anti—semitism, saying that somebodyw your thoughts. market gb news.com plus is victoria beckham a national treasure? as she turns 50? let's hear from tonight's top pundits political commentator benedict spence. broadcaster and author nina myskow , and model and tv myskow, and model and tv personality diana moran . now personality diana moran. now nina myskow. have you met victoria beckham? >> no , sadly i haven't. i've >> no, sadly i haven't. i've beenin >> no, sadly i haven't. i've been in her, her her salon. you know, her little boutique off piccadilly . and i was so piccadilly. and i was so terrified that i, in case i touched something and damaged it because they're all such extortion at prices and so sort of flimsy, and you have to admire a woman who is sort of final and parlayed this amazing career and out of what doesn't seem to be in a great deal of bafic seem to be in a great deal of basic talent, what do you think, benedict spence is victoria beckham a british national treasure, i think we should reserve the tit

have so far just the police and the met police have so farjust said the police and the met police havearly on in this incident. it comes across the mud against a backdrop of people showing unverified videos. the local mp for that area said a critical incident has been declared in hainault. there are locations in place, emergency services are responding. i would urge people not to speculate until details have been confirmed or posed images on social media. we are looking at images that have been verified since that. these are the kind of images that have been circulating on social media throughout the morning. nowadays, everyone has a camera on their phone. we get a lot of these videos before we get a details of the instead. in this case, that police had to very quickly issue a statement and of course, the local mp, waste rating has —— had to address that. also, the fact that these images were so cagey on social media very quickly. you can see that police helicopter that was sent very early up to the area. that area has been contained and people have been told to stay away from the area

the met police has come under huge pressure to get the balance right. what balance?ss and cracking down on anti—semitism, hate speech and intimidation. the response we have had from downing street today is very interesting. it is very measured. although downing street said it is appalled by the incident itself, it is not calling for the head of the metropolitan police sir mark rowley to step down. it simply saying that there are still questions to answer. that was echoed by ministers who went on a television round this morning, they were all appalled by the incident. they said they were questions to answer but they weren't calling for sir mark rowley to step down. mr falter, who you saw in that clip, is definitely calling for sir mark rowley to step down. he said that the force isn't anti—semitic but has been pandering to extreme elements of those demonstrations. those comments are backed up by suella braverman, who called the events of last saturday gross incompetence. and she said that sir mark rowley had no choice but to step down. the acclaimed british conductor,

camera, there is some sympathy there, that is why you're seeing ultimately a lot of support for the met police come in relatively new to the job and is trying to turn around a police force that's clearly failing in many ways. police force that's clearly failing in many ways-_ police force that's clearly failing in man wa s. �*, .,, ., ., in many ways. there's a similar row in many ways. there's a similar row in the united _ in many ways. there's a similar row in the united states. _ here has been a similar row in the united states, where colleges are cracking down on pro—palestinian protests that administrators say are getting increasingly disruptive. at yale university in connecticut, nearly 50 people were arrested this this morning after a weekend of protests that included accusations of anti—semitic chanting at campus gates. tensions have also boiled over in new york at columbia university, where the nypd was called in over the weekend to disband a pro—palestinian sit—in on campus. today most of the lessons were done virtually. but a fresh pro—palestinian protest has begun outside some of t

officer, a deputy commissioner in the met police, he leavessenior officer and when we published our investigation last year there was a meeting arranged —— he leads the met�*s response to serious crime. the meeting with her lawyer, imran khan, and they were not happy with what the met were saying and that they would look at the case again. at that point the deputy commissioner was offering to provide more information about their handling of the sixth suspect, including what had previously been communicated to the family because they didn't feel very much had been communicated and then he completely failed to do so, admitted it was a failure and then again failed to do so, that is what has led to the commissioner having to get involved over the last few days.— over the last few days. parallel to that, baroness _ over the last few days. parallel to that, baroness lawrence - over the last few days. parallel to that, baroness lawrence is - over the last few days. parallel to that, baroness lawrence is now. that, baroness lawrence is now calling fo

the met police - are still in place.ested and they don't believe it is terror related or that there is any ongoing threat to the wider community. it is or that there is any ongoing threat to the wider community.— to the wider community. it is with ureat to the wider community. it is with great sadness _ to the wider community. it is with great sadness that _ to the wider community. it is with great sadness that i _ to the wider community. it is with great sadness that i confirm - to the wider community. it is with great sadness that i confirm that l great sadness that i confirm that one of those injured in the incident, a 13—year—old boy, has died from their injuries. taken to hospital after being stabbed and sadly died a short while after. in a statement. _ sadly died a short while after. in a statement, the _ sadly died a short while after. in a statement, the prime minister said, this is a shocking incident. my thoughts are with those affected and their families. thoughts are with those affected and theirfamilies. the

the chief of the met police should resign.y officers and told his presence at a pro—palestine demonstration was provocative . huw edwards has was provocative. huw edwards has resigned from his position at the bbc. the news presenter was the bbc. the news presenter was the broadcaster's highest paid star, but he's been off air since last july amid newspaper reports that he paid someone for intimate images. his departure comes after what the bbc described as medical advice . described as medical advice. well, for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts next, a look at the markets . markets. >> cheers! britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . financial report. >> well, here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.234 and ,1.1589. the price of gold is £1,892.46 per ounce, and the ftse 100 closed the day at 8023 points. >> cheers britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . fi

the met police night.he met police commissioner will meet the mayor of london today amid calls to resign over his force's handling of protests after an anti—semitism campaigner was threatened with arrest at a pro—palestine protest . officers pro—palestine protest. officers had described the man as, quote, openly jewish and said his presence was, quote, antagonising demonstrators . sir antagonising demonstrators. sir mark rowley will meet members of london's jewish community, including the board of deputies of british jews, the london jewish forum and the community safety trust . thames water is safety trust. thames water is warning bills could sky rocket by more than 40% as it puts forward an investment plan amid a funding crisis. the troubled water company has proposed an increase in spending worth £1.9 billion, on top of its existing five year business plan . it five year business plan. it would see extra money spent on environmental projects in an effort to treat sewage spills and chronic leaks. effort

sergeant, what the hell going with the met police? slpolice anding there's complete mislpolice broadly speaking, the police broadly speaking, have be careful to make have got to be careful to make sure isn't a real sure there isn't a real conflagration between the two sides. i think we'd all agree on that. you don't want actually crazy battle to take place with supporters of one side fighting the supporters of the other side assuming there are two straightforward sides, and on this occasion they've obviously made a terrible mistake, they've apologised for it. the police have. >> joanna, i think the biggest crime here is communication, and i think it is a miscommunication the way that the police officer spoke to this jewish gentleman , spoke to this jewish gentleman, you know, kind of identifying his jewishness as the problem. but realistically, i think what he was trying to do was protect him from some sort of potential conflict, but instead obviously offended him by pretending. pretending as he was the pretending as if he was the inst

two police forces are investigating and leicestershire police , the met leicestershire police, the metsecurity experts from government , they worry about it, government, they worry about it, you know, speculation. could it be a foreign actor ? chinese, be a foreign actor? chinese, russian hackers trying to get some, get something on our mps, letter from lindsay hoyle last night to mps saying that they are working closely with partners in government to analyse and understand the nature these messages and nature of these messages and security risks. they can't speculate stage . more speculate at this stage. more coming in as we speak. senior sources say to me that the fact that this is out there, a lot of people are now looking through their whatsapps and seeing if they've targeted. they've been targeted. >> think there's >> do you think there's a cultural issue? we're here in the about about the past about about about sexual harassment and that culture we culture in westminster. we know there's drink culture in there's a drink culture in westminster. these conversations have been had. i

but first is met police fit for first is the met police fit for purpose? ht on gb news with me. stephen allen welcome back. now the metropolitan police have been criticised for telling a jewish woman that swastikas need to be taken into into context. after she complained about the nazi symbol being used in a pro—palestine march on the banners in london yesterday. here's what happened to walk with me, because i can point these people out to you. >> and again, i was told when i asked swastika not asked that a swastika was not necessarily anti—semitic or disruptive to public order. >> to me i >> everything needs to be taken in context, it ? in context, doesn't it? >> but it's a context of why. why does it? >> why does the swastika need context? >> israel. >> israel. >> what exactly are you confused about ? about? >> because what was confused >> because what i was confused is don't in what is how you don't in what context? not context? a swastika is not anti—semitic. this is what i want because again, i want to know. because again, i suppose some know how suppo

there have been calls for the met police commissioner, mark rowley, to resign. and the home secretary during the week to discuss the incident. well, the met police has just issued a statement outlining the steps it is taking address the situation. it also says... here's angus crawford. gideon falter wants to cross the road through a pro—palestine march. when the crowd is gone, i will escort you out. but he's told that's not possible. but why? you are quite openlyjewish. i'm not accusing you of anything but i am worried about the reaction to your preseence. if you choose to remain here,... today, he's calling for the head of the met to resign. after six months of sir mark rowley�*s metropolitan police deciding to curtail the rights of law—abiding londoners, including thejewish community, to appease lawless mobs, i think it's time for sir mark rowley to go. sir mark has apologised for the incident, the second apology in three days, saying he wants london to be a city where everyone feels safe. since the hamas attacks of the 7th of october and israel's response, ev

police, he's given an ultimatum. if you choose to remain here,... that's not acceptable. today, he's calling for the head of the metpolice deciding to curtail the rights of law—abiding londoners, including thejewish community, to appease lawless mobs, i think it's time for sir mark rowley to go. sir mark has apologised for the incident, the second apology in three days, saying he wants london to be a city where everyone feels safe. since the hamas attacks of the 7th of october and israel's response, every weekend, the politics of the middle east have been brought to the streets of london, putting increasing pressure on the met to get the balance right between allowing legitimate protest and cracking down on hate speech and intimidation. strong voices, mainly on the right, believe the force has got that balance wrong and also want the commissioner to go. but the prime minister doesn't. downing street says he was appalled by the incident and there are questions to answer. what has happened is a serious misstep because what we can't be saying to particular groups in society is that their very presence is a provocation

absolutely, not that easy, and for the met _ absolutely, not that easy, and for the met police in londone world, — university physicals around the world, i— university physicals around the world, i know that universities in the uk _ world, i know that universities in the uk have tried to find the space for that— the uk have tried to find the space for that respectful debate, and clearly — for that respectful debate, and clearly people feel very passionate about _ clearly people feel very passionate about this conflict, and it is having _ about this conflict, and it is having a _ about this conflict, and it is having a radicalising effect on young — having a radicalising effect on young people in the uk and us and elsewhere, and public authorities have a _ elsewhere, and public authorities have a duty to try and manage that debate _ have a duty to try and manage that debate in _ have a duty to try and manage that debate in a — have a duty to try and manage that debate in a way which allows the debate _ debate in a way which allows the debate to— debate in a way which allows the debate to

the policing minister has said he is "deeply concerned" after a met police officer described an anti—semitismigner as "openlyjewish" and suggested his presence at a pro—palestinian demonstration last week might antagonise protesters. the incident has prompted campaigners to call for the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley to step down. the force has apologised twice for the remarks. let's see a video clip of the exchange posted on social media. if i could ask you to stand there, please. thank you very much. i know, i heard you. in that case, sir, when the crowd has gone, i'll happily escort you out. no, sir, i don't want anybody antagonising anybody. yeah, and at the moment, sir, you are quite openlyjewish, this is a pro—palestinian march. i'm not accusing you of anything but i'm worried about the reaction to your presence. that was the actual moment. let's talk to aruna iyengar who is in the newsroom. there has been a lot of controversy about how the police dealt with this, and indeed their subsequent response. yes. dealt with this, and indeed their subsequent response.— dealt

. >> the met police have now accepted it's wrong. so that's, you know, that is a good thing. now , it isn't for you know, it isn't for politicians to do operational policing, know . you know, policing, as you know. you know, police must feel that can, police must feel that they can, keep safe and to organise these types of, public events in a way thatis types of, public events in a way that is safe. however it must, you know, there can be no place for hate in this. and if there is racism in this case, anti—semitism, they cannot be that sort of thing. >> three people who died in a car crash near a retail park in north—west london have been named by police, mohammed zaydani, mohammed ghazi and suhail zulfikar , all in their suhail zulfikar, all in their early 20s, died when their vehicle crashed through a car park fence hitting a footbridge. it happened last weekend and the men were pronounced dead at the scene. it's understood two other passengers in the vehicle were injured, but their condition is not life threatening. investigations into the cause of the crash are continuing

police . so how has the met been police. so how has the met been doing? in terms of women feeling safe? safe? we had this, report by dame louise casey, which was quite an indictment saying, the institution that is the metropolitan police is institutionally homophobic, sexist and harbouring those with racist attitudes . i'm a bit racist attitudes. i'm a bit sceptical when it comes to structural racism, because we hear so much of it and it's so much ingrained with the with the ideology and the rhetoric of the woke. but nonetheless, this is sadiq khan and he wants to his stance for election next month as the mayor of london. and he he wants to, assure the voters and women that , you know, they and women that, you know, they are safe and they haven't been. and he acknowledges that the question is whether or not they would they would believe he's the right person to make london safer for them , because he safer for them, because he himself acknowledges that i want to london be a 24 hour city. but the night experience is very much different from women than men. >> well, also, you know, bars an

the met police say a man has been arrested and they don't believe it is terror—related, or that there's threat to the wider community. it is with great sadness that i confirm that one of those injured in the incident, a 13—year—old boy, has died from their injuries. taken to hospital after being stabbed, and sadly died a short while after. in a statement, the prime minister said, "this is a shocking incident. my thoughts are with those affected and their families." and while an increase in knife crime in the capital is known to many here, the violence is no less shocking. mark you have been there, deeply frightening for people who have been there and heartbreaking and tragic for the family who have lost this child. what reaction from people there? , , ., . there? this is the tragic development, - there? this is the tragic development, people i there? this is the tragic i development, people have there? this is the tragic - development, people have been feeling and it happened the boy dying in the early hours of the morning when people were getting ready for school, not used to this kind

the campaign against anti—semitism and the former home secretary, suella braverman, said that the met policee have had members of groups representing thejewish community going to meet with the police commissioner, not the campaign against anti—semitism, but other groups from the jewish community. they got out of that meeting this morning. they said it was a positive meeting, that the met had reiterated its apology. the met had to apologise twice over the weekend, once for its first apology and then again for its... apologise for its apologies. so today we've had some more apologies from the met to thejewish community groups. they said that the met promised that it would pay more attention to the concerns of thejewish community, to be more culturally sensitive, to take on the advice of senior jewish officers. and thosejewish communal groups have asked the police and the government to consider reducing the number of demonstrations and to move them to other locations because they feel sometimes thatjewish people are intimidated and have to stay out of the city centre because of those demonstrat

on the met police. — and running is so important. on the met police.i would say about mark rowley, they have a difficultjob and i appreciate that what happened was clearly _ appreciate that what happened was clearly wrong and it's right that they— clearly wrong and it's right that they have — clearly wrong and it's right that they have apologised for that. yes, i do have _ they have apologised for that. yes, i do have confidence in him with us on the _ i do have confidence in him with us on the basis — i do have confidence in him with us on the basis that he works to rebuild the confidence and trust of notjust— rebuild the confidence and trust of notjust the jewish rebuild the confidence and trust of not just the jewish community but also the _ not just the jewish community but also the wider public, particularly people _ also the wider public, particularly people in— also the wider public, particularly people in london but also more broadly— people in london but also more broadly and you regain that trust and confidence by making it clear that the — a

the met police which he shared.es over these blackmail concerns . these blackmail concerns. consultants have accepted a pay . consultants have accepted a pay. offer from the government, ending a year long dispute. the british medical association says 83% of members in england voted british medical association says 83favouriembers in england voted british medical association says 83favour of1bers in england voted british medical association says 83favour of thes in england voted british medical association says 83favour of the offer.1gland voted british medical association says 83favour of the offer. that's voted in favour of the offer. that's an improvement on one rejected earlier this year. consultants have been striking the past have been striking over the past 12 months, adding to the nhs waiting list, which has also been affected by the junior doctors dispute, which remains unresolved. millions of people will receive a boost in take home pay from tomorrow following a cut to employee national insurance from the s

should resign . of the met police should resign. >> gideon falter, who is the chief executive of thepaign against anti—semitism, was described as openly jewish by officers and told his presence at a pro—palestine demonstration was provocative . mr falter says was provocative. mr falter says the home secretary should remove sir mark rowley from his post. >> the met police commissioner has failed to use his powers to curtail or ban these protests. and now we've got a situation where, very regrettably , we are where, very regrettably, we are seeing, the, the, the, the met commissioner has failed completely and change has to come from the top. so what i'd really like the home secretary to be saying to the commissioner today is resign or you're fired . today is resign or you're fired. >> a former parliamentary researcher and another man have been charged with spying for china after an investigation by counter—terrorism police. 29 year old christopher cash and christopher berry, who's 32, have been charged under the official secrets act . both have official secrets act. both have been bail

and a met police officer has accused a man of being openly jewish.t he just hide it like you, john? yeah. so, yeah , you you, john? yeah. so, yeah, you are openly jewish now, i'm jewish. i haven't jewish. i obviously i haven't really talked about it much. no. before i found out today , i just before i found out today, i just told you we were standing next told you we were standing next to each other in the cubicle. but so this is a clip of, but but i. so this is a clip of, of a jewish man walking through central london, walking past the march, wanting to walk through the march , as is his right as the march, as is his right as a human being, as a londoner, and being stopped by a policeman who's basically like, look, you're open, you're jewish, they'll see you're jewish. and that could well sort of antagonise the protests here. now, we've been told for six months that these protests, they're peace marches and everybody's welcome. and it's got nothing. they're not anti—semitic at all, even though they're being these horrible placards and chants for the

police. i've always been very pro the met. orm is needed within the metropolitan police and the political leadership that the metropolitan police have from city hall to get them to refocus and reprioritize the way they conduct themselves in keeping londoners safe from knives, keeping londoners safe from those that that that that preach hate and anti—semitism on these marches and so much more. >> now , of course, greg, this >> now, of course, greg, this shocking story is not the only story that we're reporting on today , the home office, today, the home office, reportedly unable to locate thousands of migrants that were flagged to be on those rwanda deportation flights where are they, greg? >> well, the government are denying this, but the story clearly has come from somewhere. and i've got to say, it doesn't actually surprise me if some have become lost because we've been trying for years now to ensure that those that have entered our country illegally face the chance of going to rwanda and potentially other countries as new pa

the met police says officers were called just after seven this morning after reports of a vehicle being a house. police say the attacker then stabbed members of the pubuc then stabbed members of the public and two police officers with a sword . the 36 year old with a sword. the 36 year old man was arrested at the scene and he is in custody. police do not believe the attack is terror related. the government says it's trying to find missing asylum seekers after a report revealed that more than half of the illegal migrants set for deportation to rwanda cannot be located by the home office, to according the figures, just over 2100 identified for removal can be located out of the 5700 asylum seekers, all had been told their asylum claims were inadmissible, but more than half have now stopped reporting to the home office . health the home office. health secretary victoria atkins says she told gb news the home office will find them and flights will get off the ground . get off the ground. >> we know that the home office has identified the cohort of the first cohort of people that are to be rem

the met police assistant commissioner said the officer's poor choice of words was hugely regrettablely regrettable. five just stop oil protesters have been convicted of aggravated trespass after they disrupted a performance of les miserables in london's west end last year. performance of les miserables in london's west end last year . the london's west end last year. the performance was stopped when activists stormed the stage and locked themselves to the set. an audience of around 1000 people was asked to leave the venue, and the performance was cancelled, the court was told. the action cost the theatre an estimated £60,000, and squatters have vowed to stay inside a gordon ramsay pub until their evicted. some were spotted leaving the venue this morning after the celebrity chef's lawyers secured a court order. but it's not clear how many people are still in the building. the group shut themselves in the york and albany in north london last week. they claim the legal system is designed for the rich , system is designed for the rich, and argue the building has been left empty for years

the met police has he shared.et police has also confirmed it's working with other forces over blackmail concerns. chancellor jeremy hunt concerns. chancellorjeremy hunt says everyone needs to take cyber security seriously . cyber security seriously. >> well, i think the events of the last few days have been a great cause for concern . the mp great cause for concern. the mp involved has given a courageous and fulsome apology , but the and fulsome apology, but the lesson here for all mp5 is that they need to be very careful about cyber security and indeed, it's the lesson for members of the public as well, because this is something that we are all having to face in our daily lives. >> a magnitude 4.8 earthquake has hit new jersey and new york. camera eyes were seen shaking dunng camera eyes were seen shaking during a un security council meeting . the tremors forcing the meeting. the tremors forcing the president of save the children to momentarily pause her speech . to momentarily pause her speech. these are live pi

do you think the met police is handling _ facts.nk policing these protests - with the right plan? i think policing these protests is l with the right plan? i think- policing these protests is complex. there will be people against those marches and other people who will be attending and will continue to attend. we are not living in china or russia, we have the right to protest. the police have a difficult role in ensuring they allow legitimate protest and then have to deal with counter demonstrations. and with gideon falter, sometimes people have a vested interest in a viewpoint, ie the march should no longer continue, they will give a view and optic that is not accurate. like point people to the 13 minute clip on sky tv which shows gideon falter trying to push the police officer out of the way. not listening, being unreasonable. that is the reality of the situation. the police officer should not have said openlyjewish. police officer should not have said openlyjewish— this is a story that drivers will be interested in. the bbc has d

that is something the police will need to investigate, the met police and leicestershire police are lookings being a victim of having received his messages sent to help by coming forward and would encourage others to report the same. the speakers office has also encouraged others to come forward and they have received similar messages. and they have received similar messages-_ and they have received similar messaues. ., ~' ,, . , messages. thank you. we will bring ou more messages. thank you. we will bring you more updates _ messages. thank you. we will bring you more updates on _ messages. thank you. we will bring you more updates on this _ messages. thank you. we will bring you more updates on this as - messages. thank you. we will bring you more updates on this as they i you more updates on this as they come through. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued after floods in northern sydney. other residents have been told to be prepared to flee their homes because of the rising floodwaters.the area's main reservoir which supplies most of the city's drinking water, has star

two police forces, the met and leicestershire, are now investigating claims that unsolicited, explicitorking in westminster. yesterday luke evans, the mp for bosworth, revealed he was targeted in the so—called honeytrap scam. our political correspondent helen catt has the story. here's a video i didn't expect to make on a friday evening. the conservative mp luke evans is the first man to identify himself publicly as a possible victim of a suspected westminster whatsapp scam. the first set of messages i got was on a day i was with my wife and i got a one—time open photo on whatsapp of an explicit image of a naked lady. as soon as i got these, the next day i reported it to the police, the authorities and the chief whip. leicestershire police, which cover his bosworth constituency, are investigating. dr evans is one of a number of men in westminster who've been sent unsolicited messages by a person claiming to be someone they've met before, variously using the names abby or charlie, but how might they have got hold of the numbers? another mp has suggested he may be responsible for leaking

we saw pictures of police getting very close to suspect, seen wearing a yellowjumper and holding a very large knife, which that delhi metword on social media. the suspect then went on to attack members of the public after those initial stabbings and also to police officers and at the moment, we are waiting for details of the conditions of those people. we know that five people have been injured, that five people have been injured, that includes at least two police officers and we know that they were all treated at the scene and they have now been or taken to hospital. right now, three hours on from those reports, the arrow remains cordoned off, a major incident has been declared here —— the road remains cordoned off. investigations are taking place around the corner from where you can see at the end of this road and that is the latest. indie where you can see at the end of this road and that is the latest.— road and that is the latest. we are seeinu road and that is the latest. we are seeing eyewitness _ road and that is the latest. we are seeing eyewitness reports - road and that is the latest. we are seeing eyewitness