let's get some analysis from professor michael clarke who has joined analysis from professor michael m professor michael clarke who has joined me at london bridge. the former head of that defence think tank, of course. we have been saying it is an ongoing investigation and that is clearly the case. raids in barking and 12 arrests. just remind us what the priorities are for the police right now. well, just a bit more than 12 hours after the attack. the first priority is to close down the plot, to make sure they have got it all and there isn't some phase two out there. and this is the critical moment of investigation before people who may be connected to these individuals know who they are and start to run away. we are and what i call phase one, where the police know who the individuals are. given that these three guys were dead by 10:30pm, iam that these three guys were dead by 10:30pm, i am sure the police will have had their identities worked out by midnight, within a couple of hours. then they know that the press will be on to it within 24 or 36 hours and the names will leak at some

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michael clark shows us the damage. --supers--fridaysouthside, al :08- :12mike gariguesassociate pastor, tabernacle :45- :52 mayor wally burnssouthside --reporter pkg-as follows-- busy hands and buzzing chainsaws hard at work. . trying to get this massive tree off a gadsden pastor's house.mike garigues/ associate pastor, tabernacle church: "everybody just dropped what they were doing and came running, some from their jobs. some from home."more than 40 tabernacle church members are giving hugs and handshakes to pastor tommy marshall. there's no sermon today. . but itdoesn't take long to hear the good news."it's a miracle because, the chair he is normally seated in, one of the major limbs went right through it. the part of the house that they are usually in is destroyed. god had his hand on them in this."natspastor marshall's home. . not the only victim of a falling tree. we found crews working to clear debris from another home in southside. . a city that took more of a beating than usual,mayor wally burns/ southside:"thi

let's bringing professor michael clarke from the royal united services institute.have been a number of development is today, what have you made of them? this is where we go from phase one of the investigation to phase two. phase one is where there is an immediate attempt by the authorities to close the plot down. they want to keep the names of the perpetrators to themselves or they can get round one of their associates and make sure there was no one else out there they are there was no one else out there they a re really there was no one else out there they are really concerned with. phase two, what we are moving to today, the press start to get hold of the names, they can work it out, so then they announced the names, they have announced two of them and that is in the sense where they bring the public into it. they are saying would have you know about these people, tell us so we can reconstruct, certainly the last year oi’ reconstruct, certainly the last year or two of their lives, to help us understand what they were connected with and where that should take the

let's speak now to professor michael clarke, he's a former director of the think—tank the royal unitedtudio. that last point is absolutely crucial. hindsight is obviously wonderful but if three men get together one morning and say today's the date, hire a van, does that constitute planning? it does in a way and in that case the terrorists will always get the first hit. they'll always be able to do something that nobody can prepare for, if that is the case. the question for counterterrorism is how quickly can you close it down, how quickly can you close it down, how quickly can you prevent any further consequences after that first hit, exactly as has happened in the westminster bridge attack. the key question that will come out of this, as the security services begin to put the lives of these three people together over the last couple of yea rs, together over the last couple of years, will be when did they start to think about this? if they only started to think about it if you days before, that's one thing. but if they started to plan this several months ago, the question should be, sh

professor michael clarke has rejoined me, the former head of the royal united services institute.bout the speed of the police response, that eight minutes statistic which seems extraordinary. you have said as soon as the reports came through of the initial attack of the vehicle on london bridge there was an immediate police response. it was clear this attack was in borough market and london bridge and the police sent out by twitter the run, hide, tell message which they had been talking about in theory. ring up somebody, tell the authorities, run and hide. it looks like that is exactly what people did. people locked themselves in rooms, phoned friends, got onto twitter and were put through to the police. in a sense we have got a population of londoners, young londoners, who are pretty savvy. they will know how to use their mobile phones and they reacted exactly as the police would have wa nted exactly as the police would have wanted them to react, run, hide, et al. there is a lot of evidence that the attackers themselves seem to be uncertain of what to do next. at one point there

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clark, conservative, 6871. [applause] bernard corbyn, labour party, 40086. [applause] >> michael adam foster, 208.fraser, u.k.am independence party, 413. [applause] george, 106. [applause] james william martin, known as ill martin, the socialist party, 21. [applause] andrew mendoza, communist league, 7. [applause] manus: those of the shots of jeremy corbyn, islington north constituency. 10,000 votes in islington north, taking him past 40,000. this is a retention of the seat for the labor --labour leader. many around the labour party were preparing different speeches for the leader this evening. morey corbyn has added than 10,000 votes to his majority there in islington north. let's get an update, give you a feel for the map of written and the potential for a hung parliament. peak electioning targets. this minute throughout hour. jeremy corbyn extending his majority. wind across the board, bristol northwest, the latest gains from the party. petersburg may have not held since 2005. a long time in tory control. clegg losing nick his speed. and the slowest recovery in 300 years, forcing austerity on t

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clark, conservatives, 6871. jeremy bernard corbyn, labour party, 40086. cheering and applause michael adam foster, 208.iam martin, no—one as bill martin, the socialist party gb, 21. mendoza, communist league, 7. caroline russell. green party 2229. cheering and applause the total number of ballot papers rejected is as follows. voting from all, 40. unmarked orvoid rejected is as follows. voting from all, 40. unmarked or void for uncertainty 82, the turn out was 73.6%, and! uncertainty 82, the turn out was 73.6%, and i do here by declare that the said jeremy bernard corbyn is duly elected to serve as member of parliament for the islington north constituency. cheering and applause thank you very much. and i first of all want to thank lesley and her staff for the way this election has been conducted, and i know all the pressures that are put on to the staff to achieve this, thank you very much to you and all the staff here tonight. and all those that run our democratic services in this borough. i want to particularly thank the police for their work today, and the work last night in helping to ensure that th