presumably there are still lots people in the natural history museum ? lots people in the natural history museum? the security at the museum say they are not evacuating the museum at this stage. i assume they are not allowing any more people in. people are still leaving gradually and being immediately moved behind the second barrier. people are being allowed to exit? they are. that is between the two barriers. —— they are not evacuating the science museum at this stage. amelie police vehicles are there?” can see about six, i would say. there are two police behind me at the moment. they are not allowing more people onto the road. that is where i am being held at the moment. there is a police car stopping more people from coming into the area. presumably, as this was unfolding, the area was very busy? you have three world—class museums beside one another on a saturday afternoon, very busy? yes, there are a a lot of people around. lotsa people saying they saw a vehicle lose control and a vehicle stopped on the side of the road at a strange angle, suggesting

that is at one side of the natural history museum? yes, correct. used on the area when the incident happened. the natural history museum has been evacuated and closed and i understand other museums and this is an area of london where there are several museums in close proximity, and along this road, cromwell road, other museums have also been evacuated. until they have a better idea of exactly what happened. south kensington tube station, the closest to the natural history museum, it was closed when i came here a short time ago and other nearby tube stations are open so people are still moving around the area but are being kept out of the cromwell road, a long stretch of the cromwell road, i cannot see people anywhere. i can probably see for at least a quarter ofa mile probably see for at least a quarter of a mile and i probably see for at least a quarter ofa mile and i cannot probably see for at least a quarter of a mile and i cannot see anybody. a long section of the road has been closed. what a contrast to what would be the usual scene on a satur

threw up a cordon and got people moving away from the natural history museum and from the natural historym and from other buildings in the vicinity. getting them out of the way while they tried to establish what exactly is happening. we foe that a number of people have been injured. we haven't been told yet how many or the nature of their injuries, but we have been led to believe that the injuries aren't serious. we certainly hope that is the case. and it has been reported now that police are very much keeping an open mind as to whether this was a terrorism related incident or not. could it have been an unfortunate accident? we don't know at this stage. the police are not saying anything further. they will, of course, want to update people as soon as they can. either to confirm whether it was something ofa to confirm whether it was something of a sinister nature or the opposite, to reassure people that it wasn't and that is what we are waiting to hear from the police. wasn't and that is what we are waiting to hearfrom the police. and the live shots here of the area around the museum in so

to the ground and held after a car is said to have ploughed into pedestrians outside the natural history museumhibition road. a number of people we re exhibition road. a number of people were injured. the museum is a magnet for visitors, especially families on a saturday afternoon. we were sitting outside the restaurant. people started running. people were saying, run. i heard a noise. we ran with everybody else and everything seemed to calm down. we try to walk back to the natural history museum. and then everything went mental with police cars and a lockdown. there was panic as people first ran around the corner is especially as they had children, there was screaming for the children, said the first 30 seconds was panic but it quickly calmed down. a large area in south kensington is cordoned off. 0nce again, londoners face disruption. let's talk to our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani. this is confirmed as a road traffic accident. bring us up to date please. that is right. now confirmed asa please. that is right. now confirmed as a road traffic accident and it is as a road traffic

an up big for you on the situation at the natural history museum. fternoon is looking like a traffic incident. that is quoting a government source. we also now have figures on the number of people hurt. we didn't have these figures before, but the london eye do you know service and says it treated 11 people after that collision and nine have been taken to hospital. 11 people hurt in that collision, nine of them taken to hospital. —— the london ambulance service. the press association saying that according to their sources, the collision outside their sources, the collision outside the natural history museum is looking like a traffic accident. let's have a look at the weather if however your saturday turned out, many of us will have a brighter day tomorrow. this is how it looks in powys earlier today. we did have some sunshine for a time. a few brea ks some sunshine for a time. a few breaks in the cloud at times over the night. some showery outbreaks of rain coming in at times to the north—west of the uk at night. temperature is not going down to five

this leads between the natural history museum, the science museum and the victoria and albert.hich mounted the pavement. we are not sure why that was. it ended where it is now. scenes of crimes officers have been here. we saw a dog section at one point, a lwa ys saw a dog section at one point, always an indication they may be looking for traces of explosives and things like that. that is the kind of resource of the police will bring to bear on something which, on the face of it, looks like terrorism but tha nkfully face of it, looks like terrorism but thankfully in this case has just turned out to be a road traffic accident. the driver himself currently in custody. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in the front pages of the sunday papers at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight, are martin lipton, deputy head of sport at the sun, and the political commentator, daisy mcandrew. there are renewed fears for the future of jobs at the bombardier aerospace factory in belfast. the us government has announced a furthe

the natural history museum is there. toria and albert museum. i understand that remains open but some of the entrances have been closed off. in addition, the nearest tube station, south kensington, was closed. the last time i checked it was still closed. that was keeping some people away. there are still thousands of people in this area on a saturday. this museum district of london is extremely busy and people are still flowing across this road. the police stopping anybody from stopping and taking pictures as much as they can. they are trying to keep people moving. this is a very busy area. it remains busy. police are not giving any information here about what exactly has happened. they say they don't know any more than we do at this stage. clearly they are anxious to ensure that they don't give an impression that they no more than they do. everybody is waiting for something definitive from the metropolitan police which will say clearly whether a mac is not they regard this as just an u nfortu nate not they regard this as

with a natural history museum is located in a part of west london popular with tourists the most famous victoria and albert museum and many other attractions a close bond and eyewitnesses have been describing what happened at three p.m. i saw two car one one car goes shut. the other and then two men go away from this guy take a man on the ground and so that's it. i just see you to demand from the car put it on the ground and then thirty minutes later. the street. one eyewitnesses account that let's now bring in our correspondent back at mass in london better bring us up to date with the latest. well the metropolitan police as far as i know have not issued a very recent statement the latest one says that they will give out any information when they know that it's accurate so at the moment obviously people are asking themselves is this a terrorist incident or was it just a collision because from the pictures that we've seen from the video that we've seen there are two cars and volved in some sort of collision but also we have other witness reports are reported a man has been running out o

it happened very close to the natural history museum which is right next door to the victorian albert museum. this is the rode that would head out in one direction west to heath row airport, the a4 and another direction it would hit to the bridge so this is one of the key hearts of longed or tourism in london residential in terms of a high concentration of people going about tar daily business or a visit. several people, neil have been injured. we don't know how many and again , we just don't know many of the circumstances here except for that as you mentioned it appears that this was a deliberate act at at this moment but police are on the scene. there will be enormous chaos in central london this afternoon as a result of this with many roads closed off and as police investigate and try to figure out what's happened but again this was on exhibition road which cuts across cromwell road which then becomes a main artery the a4 heading out to heathrow airport. the south kensington neighborhood maybe to be more specific about where this has happened. we've had several incidents in the pas

>> well, the police have a large area cordoned off outside the natural history museum, which is very museum in west of central london, a very popular tourist destination. you see police rushing in, more vehicles, more ambulances coming in. there's another ambulance, another medical official driving in right now. police having to hold back the crowds so that person can get in. what we know from the police right now is that a man drove a vehicle into a line of people outside this museum area. we don't know

but the police are not confirming that at this point in time but it's as you mention the natural history museum a very popular tourist attraction in london just describe that area around the museum for us well it's a very affluent area it's south kensington the streets are wide but always busy because it's a really popular place to go for families for four strolls on a saturday afternoon the weather is not too bad in london at the moment so one would assume that at this point in time it would have been a fairly of a fairly busy place where you see people not just and calls but also but also really on the pavements and wanting to go to the several museums that are in this part of town so it's a definitely a popular spot in london on the weekend but i just want to ask you briefly of course the country is currently at its second highest security alert level meaning that an attack is highly likely what is the atmosphere the mood like in london at the moment. well i think generally the mood in london is through bricks at the people. you know not sure of what the future will hold and i think this sor

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the headlines at 6. 11 people are injured in an incident outside london's natural history museum, after a car mounted the pavement and struck pedestrians. i heard a couple of loud bangs and did not think much because you think it isa did not think much because you think it is a car backfiring and then there were screams and a large crowd came through. police say it is not terror related. a person has been detained. us authorities impose more heavy tariffs on bombardier claims. on bombardier planes. calls for unity in spain, as tens of thousands demonstrate in madrid — following last weekend's disputed referendum for catalan independence. senior conservatives rally around the prime minister — borisjohnson tells mps to get behind theresa may — and turn the fire onjeremy corbyn. and lewis hamilton puts himself in the driving seat — taking pole at the japanese grand prix. we'll have that and the rest of the day's sport in sportsday in half an hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. 11th iith people have been injured in central london after a car mounted a pavement and struck pedestrians

we tried to walk back to the natural history museum.lice cars, and there was lockdown. there was an initial panic as people ran around the corner. there was lots of screaming from young children. that first 30 seconds was panicked. very quickly it calmed down. a man detained at the scene is now under arrest and in custody. footage online showed four men pinning an individual to the ground. the met are treating it as a road traffic accident and not a terror related incident. this area of london is home to the victoria and albert and science museums. they attract millions of visitors each year. the prime minister put a message on twitter thanking the emergency services and of the public, and seeing her thoughts were with the injured. i want to go back to hurricane nate. that hurricane is set to pass through gulfport in mississippi. we can speak to rupert lacy. he is the emergency management director for harassing county. can you describe what it is like where you are? yes. thank you for having me. what we're starting to see in harrison co

of buried in the national history museum that museum area is very crowded the weekend on saturday that really hundreds of people queuing round the block getting to the natural history museum the science museum if you and i around the corner it would be a prime target for a terrorist and i didn't even see any grab it by a car that's in the paper it's your mind it doesn't need to go it's the worst so the police quickly ruled out terrorism but what else have they said. but you said it's a road traffic accidents and it is out of the look sights too because we're building a coalition not much more to stack space that was stablished vast but in the whole of britain was really massive cyber leap that it wasn't terrorist related at this time to go around and not seeing more and more production areas base of blocked off by traffic but metal bars so it's you know still on the bridges and it's as well all salute british westminster bridge all got pedestrians and traffic separate by big metal areas clearly the police are trying to prevent possibilities of this happening so nothing much you know that other than it's not terrorist related which i think there will be quit

but the area as i said it's about a stretch of 400 meters stretching right in front of the natural history museum and the victorian albert museum. it's cordoned off. there are lots of people who were standing around now trying to work out what happened. they're trying to work out how they can now get home. they're not sure exactly what tube stations are open and as i said we have seen about 10 armed officers going into the south kensington tube station although we must say that this tube station as of about 10 minutes ago these were directing people to that tube station. there is police helicopters still flying overhead, there are many police tapes and police cord ons being erected and police officers and vehicles are at this moment in time are blocking off access to that stretch of the a4. i arrived about 15 minutes ago or so and police were trying to clear the area, they were trying to clear the roads so that an ambulance which left the location at extremely high speed s could get away out towards heading westwards on that a4 the roads that now remain shut, talking to maxine, he said this kicke

in the natural history museum. climates will be surprised by the interest he considered his own contemporaries and educated. but what's going on here a stage on which scientists present their works a science slam in the natural history museum night it's also had the idea of presenting education to the people as a theatre of knowledge. you have come to fill here for you from this very institute the incredible jason dunlop. my offering is called my best friend the number it's from myanmar in southeast asia and dates back to the cretaceous. he's talking about a harvestman spider that's ninety nine million years old jason dunlop speciality is fossil arachnids. like us you could say that whole harvestman have a unique penis this one has a long slender shape. as this one is a bit hard shaped at that. you could say the shape of the penis is almost more important in determining the particular species than the rest of the body. jason dunlop has discovered a whole new family of harvestman. he can you can just imagine it was i

given his passion for technology he wouldn't have missed this multi touch table the natural history museum is linked up virtually with other science museums all over germany. with mind hen crossing here i. can dig in the history and collections of various museums here with my hands a copy of the shop of art. and the sure it is my kind of totally sorry i didn't want to cover what you were reading which to and i come here to haters in theory you can work with several people it is touch tables you just have to watch out that you don't cover each other's research results as i'm sure that. i mean the museum of roman and germanic antiquities in cologne virtually in addition to seeing the exhibits i can see the accompanying information. museums as venues of experience that too was an idea life in its hands i'm meeting with dr catherine fall and it's her job in the museum to present the information in an exciting manner. for three hundred years ago there was no radio and no television and yet scientists like lipids explored ways to bring science and knowledge into the lives of ordinary people how

around the scene has been reported and has been manned by police stretching basically for the natural history museum on the way up to the nearby victorian albert museum both really busy on a saturday afternoon with tourists there one of the busiest a tourist attractions in the u.k. museum staff probably shut their doors to visit is that a that incident unfolded only allowing tourists to leave the attraction. as a set the moment it looks like everything's under control we don't know the extent of the injuries but it is thought the people were injured the police at the moment not making any connection with terrorism but of course the u.k. on high alert still in march this year member khaled masood drove that car into pedestrians a westminster bridge that killed four injured more than fifty and then months after that islam is terrorist killed eight and injured another forty eight using that van driver the crowds at london bridge people that there's a lot of injuries there and they jumped at the stab to people in bars and restaurants so latest is an event unfortunate event not been tied in with terroris

in london, 11 people are injured as a car crashes into pedestrians outside the natural history museum, triggering a major security alert. a new threat to thousands of bombardier workers in northern ireland as the us imposes more ta riffs ireland as the us imposes more tariffs on their planes. and leeds rhinos beat castleford tigers to win a record eighth super league grand final. good evening. thousands of people have taken to the streets in spain, demanding national unity and dialogue to end the crisis over catalonia's demands for independence. the biggest demonstrations were by supporters of the national government in madrid, calling for tough action against the catalan leaders, who have said they may declare independence in the coming days. other people across spain were urging peaceful dialogue, to resolve the crisis. james reynolds has sent this report. in spain's capital, demonstrators came out to deliver a simple message — this country should not be broken into pieces. the region of catalonia must give up its plans to declare independence. translation: this is horrible, i don't

you a sense of where we are and how busy it was yesterday afternoon, just down there at the natural history museumso have the science museum, an area very busy with families, so you can understand why people feared the worst. witnesses say a number of people ran from this area. some were screaming, some were crying, and it took police several hours before they were able to declare with certainty that they we re declare with certainty that they were not treating this as a terror incidents, but instead as a road traffic incident. now, 11 people we re traffic incident. now, 11 people were treated, nine of them in hospital. most of them have now been released, including the driver, who will be questioned further. but what happened here yesterday was such a big response, including armed police. it shows how seriously an incident like this is being taken. spain's prime minister, mariano rajoy, says any declaration of independence by the catalan region will have no effect. a day of rallies has taken place around the country following last weekend's disputed referendum. our europe correspondent james reyn

our main headlines... 11 people have been injured in an accident outside london's natural history museumfter a car mounted the pavement and struck the strains. i heard a couple of loud bangs, didn't really think much of it because you just think it is a car backfiring or something. and then there were some screens and a large crowd coming through. one person has been arrested following the accident, which led to a swift response from armed police, who sealed off the area around the museum. there are renewed fears for the future of jobs museum. there are renewed fears for the future ofjobs in belfast at museum. there are renewed fears for the future of jobs in belfast at the bombardier aircraft factory after the us government announced another increase on tariffs. in other news chuggers rallies are taking place across spain as tensions continue over catalonia's bid for independence. just before we go to the sport, the prime minister has tweeted, my thanks to the first responders at the incident this afternoon at the natural history museum. theresa may goes on — she also thanks the actions

it's a part of london where there are a concentration of museums the victorian museum the natural history museum a bit further down the road and then the science museum exhibition road to the right down here we've just learned that the v.n.a. museum is still open to visitors on a saturday all of these museums are in incredibly busy so it's probably an indication of how secure the police feel about this scene now that they're allowing this museum to remain open roughly about twenty past two there are reports of a vehicle mounting the pavement several reports of people being injured we don't know how seriously those injuries are we don't know which hospitals people have been taken to but most certainly what we have seen is incredibly quick police reaction to this scenario not only whether museums were also several key embassies as well let me give you a closer look at what's actually have. down there now if alex our cameraman takes a closer look you've got to make sure all of the specialist police officers scene of the crime officers regular officers as well along with forensic teams who we've see

a car hit a crowd outside of the natural history museum. it happened in the middle of the day in the kensington neighborhood, an upscale area, always filled with tourists. police have ruled out trump. jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: police were taking no chances as they pin the driver down on the street. it happened just before 2:30 in the after outside london's natural history museum, a favorite for tourists. witnesses say the man drove his car into an information kiosk on the side of the road. 11 people were treated for minor injuries in what police later called a traffic accident. but for several hours, london was a city on edge as police closed down streets and evacuated nearby cafes. >> it looked like a stampede of people running down the street, a lot of police activity, everyone telling them to run down. >> reporter: the u.k. has been on a heightened alert after a wave of attacks this year. just last month, a home made bomb injured several people on london's subway. but the majority of terror attacks have involved vehicles,

have been injured when a car really amount to the pavement in central london but instead the natural history museum one of the u.k.'s biggest tourist attractions special or something afternoon london's metropolitan police are investigating at the moment they're reportedly not treating it still as a terror attack police say the driver has been detained and is now in custody the u.k. is of course on edge following several terror attacks this year. across the latest from london we'll bring you the latest updates as we get them but that's well that's come out of the moment. next. to madrid and barcelona deepens following last week's independence referendum the latest protest in catalonia has been calling for dialogue with the spanish government in a situation is a slow for us. thank god this entire square in front of the cattle on leaders headquarters is topped with thousands of people dressed in white who are here to call for dialogue they don't want any harsh decisions and steps to be taken let's take a listen to what people have been saying here from our that to me looks like the concentration it's

options to secure eu citizens‘ status in scotland. and update on the incident outside the natural history museumtrians and several pedestrians we re pedestrians and several pedestrians were injured. the 47—year—old who was arrested has been released under investigation according to scotland yard. the 47—year—old man arrested after the car collided with pedestrians outside the national history —— natural history museum has been released according to scotla nd has been released according to scotland yard. now on bbc news, it‘s time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i‘m shaun ley. is spain‘s prime minister still in charge of catalonia and is britain‘s prime minister still in charge even of her own party? and will the mass shootings in las vegas dent americans‘ confidence in the right to bear arms? joining me today are alex deane, london correspondent of madrid‘s la razon. celia maza de pablo, and the belgian writer and broadcaster. marc roche of le point. and the american writer and broadcaster, jef mcallister,

it happened outside the city's natural history museum.river was detained as police mounted a major security operation, due to concerns the incident could be terror—related. police have confirmed the collision was an accident. richard lister reports. minutes after the car drove into the crowd, a man is pinned down in the street, awaiting arrest. there is confusion here. no—one knows exactly what has just happened, but when a car strikes pedestrians in an area full of families, people fear the worst. people started running. people were saying, "run." and then everything went mental, with police cars, and they locked down the whole place. lots of people screaming, crying, sort of panicked, people picking up their children, dragging their children. and so i thought, immediately, something's happened. armed police quickly arrived on the scene, responding to what looked to many like a terror attack, right next to some of the city's busiest museums. 11 people were injured. ambulances took nine to hospital with head and leg injuries. but, for sev

terrorism related eleven people were injured when a car mounted the pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington the site is a popular attraction both with locals and tourists barker has more now from the scene but it's pretty described by british police as an unfortunate traffic incident but it did cause a tremendous amount of alarm when reports of a vehicle mounting the pavement at twenty past two local time first surfaced we now know that around eleven people were treated according to the london ambulance teams that were here on site nine of being taken to hospitals but it is the location that perhaps rang alarm bells very early on we're at a key junction a key thoroughfare here in london next to the victoria and albert museum not far from the science museum and the natural history museum there are also several embassies around here and the police were very quick to arrive on scene some of them armed some of them specialist officers in the last few hours we've seen forensic teams on the ground as well of course the u.k. is no stranger to terrorist related incidents there's

ready here if we just use big ben houses of parliament in westminster as a starting point the natural history museum is not too far away it's in the south kensington area of the city this is the whole museum and i believe that the incident has happened on this street here exhibition street let's get some more details though neve baka live in london for us at the same bring us up to date now the. i mean when you hear me it's a mile and a half. apparently not that's a shame i'm just going to check for whilst we try to reconnect i've just got an update here london police are they keeping an open mind as to whether the museum incident is terror related which is sort of contradicting what was said a little bit earlier and. yes that's coming from the reuters news agency right let's try again with me can you hear me this time. i can indeed go for it may tell us what you know. when you join us first of all from one route which is in south kensington it's an area where there is a concentration of many launches museums here in the british capital the victorian albert museum just my left a bit further behind m

>> well, the police have a large area cordoned off outside the natural history museum, which is very close to the victoria albert museum in west of central london, a very popular tourist destination. you see police rushing in, more vehicles, more ambulances coming in. there's another ambulance, another medical official driving in right now. police having to hold back the crowds so that person can get in. what we know from the police right now is that a man drove a vehicle into a line of people outside this museum area. we don't know how many people were injured after he drove into the crowd. the police have detained the man and taken him away. they have not provided any details about him yet. they haven't provided details about the number of causalities, about the nature of injuries at this time, and at the moment the police are saying they are investigating this incident. it's not clear what caused it. the police have responded rapidly with a huge presence. the area that's cordoned off is, perhaps, a half a mile by half a mile by half a mile. i can see cars at the side of the road. t

a man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a crash outside the natural history museumon yesterday. 11 people were injured in the incident. a man in his 40s is in custody. our reporter simonjones is there. good morning to you. the key thing, i suppose, almost 2a hours on from this, is that it is not terror related. yes, police say it was a road traffic incident. but it did ta ke road traffic incident. but it did take them several hours to confirm that. overnight, officers have released a statement saying they com pletely released a statement saying they completely recognise the alarm and concern that was caused by the events here. you can see that one of the signs has been damaged. the car came up the pavement and careered gci’oss came up the pavement and careered across the road, ending upjust over there outside the museum. yesterday afternoon this area was hugely busy, particularly with families, because just up there was the national history museum and the science museum. so when people saw this happening, it was really panic for many people. some of them ran from th

have been injured in london after a car mounted a pavement outside the british capital's natural history museum the police arrested a man at the scene the ambulance service is there will bring you more on that as soon as we can details as we get them of course on the web site as well al jazeera dot com. the u.n. is criticizing me and ma. for failing to allow humanitarian aid into rakhine state small than half a million muslims have fled across the border to bangladesh to escape a military crackdown now in september the me in mali to us on suchi invited observers to visit but access has remained a problem. in the right to return to their villages and promising to provide food and security and access to humanitarian aid also a big problem across the border in bangladesh mohammed has more now from the refugee camps in cox's bazaar. there in to refugees that you see in this very long line beside me they have been waiting here for hours today they are hungry they are desperate they are waiting for food distribution much needed food distribution and many of the ones we've spoken with they're concerne

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police say eleven people have been injured off to a coffee to protest trains outside the natural history museum in london one man has been detained in the area evacuated police say the incident is now not being treated as terrorism. you're watching the news from but any more coming up at the top of the hour i'm having a home for a quick fourth to see here again see. the top stories followed across social media to share your comments and content welcome to. news. on the west steps of central asia. an expedition in search of an ancient denizen of kazakhstan the saigon antelope species since mammoth time. or year ago scientists found evidence of a mysterious catastrophe i saw with my own eyes the first at saigon's like that. which killed so many of them and or those that are alive endangered psychos in distress find out more in our interactive internet documentary t w dot com site goes. to the. following the controversial referendum protest is on the streets of parceling i want to see come to lamia become independent as soon as possible. the vast majority of voters hope to break away from spain be

not terrorism related eleven people were hurt when a car mounted the pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington that is a site popular with both.

london one man is reported to have been detained at the scene of the incident outside the natural history museum we'll bring you more on this story as it comes in to d w c very soon. welcome to quadriga he was right here but isn't that what you thought you had exhibit. women. more time we. smile.

finally, let's take you back to last saturday afternoon, when an incident near the natural history museum isn't a terrorism related incident. you can call us. 0re—mail: you can find us on twitter. have a look at our website. the address is: that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. bye—bye. well, there is a lot happening on the weather front right now. we have got some fine weather on the way. that's on one hand. 0n the other hand, we are also watching a hurricane way to the south of us. you can see there is spain, the coast of africa and this is hurricane 0phelia. the storm is heading in our direction. it is going to fall apart by the time it reaches the british isles, but we are infor reaches the british isles, but we are in for some windy weather. but not in the short—term. in the short—term quite the opposite. it is going to be relatively calm and warm. infact going to be relatively calm and warm. in fact that storm way to the south of us will be responsible for drawing in more warm tropical air in oui’ drawing in more warm trop

people are injured in an accident outside london's natural history museum, after a car struck pedestriansed following the incident, which they are treating as a road traffic accident. the prime minister says her thoughts are with the injured. tens of thousands take to the streets across spain, as the country faces a critical test over catalonia's demand for independence. we have seen for too long a confrontation between both sides. we have seen for too long a confrontation between both sideslj think that we need dialogue. politicians haven't been doing their job really well. a new threat to thousands of bombardier workers in northern ireland, as the us imposes yet more tariffs on their planes. emergency measures in place in four southern states in the us,

police in the british capital london say a car crash outside the city's natural history museum is not being treated as terrorism police were quickly deployed to the scene and one man taken into custody that's after eleven people were hurt in the crash security is high in britain at the moment after a series of terrorist attacks this year several of them involving vehicle. or thought is in the united states a hurricane nate will strengthen to a category two storm before striking the country's gulf coast overnight night has already forced the widespread shutdown of oil and gas production in the gulf and people in low lying areas along the coast have been ordered to evacuate and take refuge in shelters. a state of emergency is also in place across parts of louisiana alabama mississippi and florida once again u.s. residents are bracing for another here again that is about to hit the country. in the city of new orleans residents are stockpiling supplies in the fear that here a canadian could directly hit the biggest city in the state of louisiana everything on the bottom has gone up three

finally, let's take you back to last saturday afternoon, when an incident near the natural history museumf it might be a major news story of a horribly familiar kind. it is being reported on one news agency that police are saying it isn't a terrorism—related incident. what we know is that several people have been injured. amid reports that a car mounted the pavement outside the museum in south kensington. fori.5 hours, the news channel focused exclusively on what turned out to be a "road traffic collision", leading edward brand to write: thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 0370 010 6676 or e—mail newswatch@bbc. co. uk. you can find us on twitter @newswatch bbc, and do have a look at our website — the address for that is bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hi there. we're going to look at the satellite picture, first of all, because we have quite a typical autumnal setup, really

a car ran up onto the sidewalk outside the natural history museum and hit pedestrians.ice responded in a big way because of recent car crashes done intentionally by terrorists. but about four hours later they announced this was not terrorism. rapper nellie says he is owe sent of rey allegations. he was booked and released without being charged after his arrest in auburn, washington. a woman claim she was sexually assaulted on nellie's tour bus that was parked at a walmart. nellie tweeted he is the victim of a false allegation. >>> septa is warning rideers to plan ahead today. there's a number of activities in the city that will pack trains. riders will be trying to get to the parade, the eagles game and guns n roses concert all in south philadelphia. construction between the glenn side and fern rock stations. passengers will have to switch to shuttle buses between those stations. at 12:30 along broad street in philadelphia, string bands and floats. there will be some street closures in the area. columbus day is tomorrow. >>>'s little boy with a love of basketball, but w

one person wrote "looks like a guy tried to mow people down at the natural history museum." as you know there has been a series of attacks this year that includes vehicle attacks on the westminster bridge and london bridge, so we'll continue to follow this story for you. >> new world. >>> 8:05, turning into a developing story here on the home front, in marin county about a deadly crash we first told you about in our last hour. >> fox 2 christien kafton is on the scene, what can you tell us? remember along here along st. francis drake boulevard. at this hour it does appear that eastbound traffic, that is traffic on sir francis drake boulevard is shut down at this time while this investigation proceeds. here is what we know so far, this accident happened shortly before 6:00. a chevy malibu smashing into the back of a parked big rig. the drive oar of the chevy malibu died here at the scene. we are working to find out more details about this accident. who the driver was and how this accident occurred. we have had a chance to contact the chp. they tell me that the driver of the b

first, the headlines. 11 people have been injured in an accident outside london's natural history museumer a car mounted the pavement and struck pedestrians. i heard a couple of loud bangs, didn't really think much of it, cos you just think it's a car backfiring or something, and then there were some screams and a large crowd came through. police say it's not terror—related. a man has been arrested following the accident. the prime minister says her thoughts are with the injured. rallies have taken place across spain as tensions continue over catalonia's bid for independence. the spanish prime minister has ruled out a snap election as a result of the crisis. there are renewed fears for the future of jobs at the bombardier aircraft factory in belfast, after the us government announced a further increase in tariffs on planes made by the canadian company. and president trump has issued an emergency declaration, as hurricane nate approaches the gulf coast of the united states. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin lipton, depu

outside a famous london and on mall british media say a coffee hit the desk drains outside the natural history museum in the heart of the british capital both parties say more than ten people have been injured.