nickjohnson has been following developments.nts.— nick johnson has been following develoments. ,, ~' ., , developments. striking was the level of emotion that _ developments. striking was the level of emotion that we _ developments. striking was the level of emotion that we could _ developments. striking was the level of emotion that we could see - developments. striking was the level of emotion that we could see in - of emotion that we could see in those statements. the metropolitan police saying an eight—year—old girl died in the incident this morning. we got a little bit more information from the london ambulance service. the number of people who were taken to hospital... he said there were 16 patients treated, ten of which were taken to hospital, and that eight—year—old little girl having lost her life. the paramedics also said they initially declared a major incident at the scene, and they set “p incident at the scene, and they set up a major incident centre here. they dispatched 15 ambulances and the air ambulance as well.

let's cross back now again to our reporter on the scene, nickjohnson.ut we can see down towards the entrance of the school, which is down a narrow road behind me, but in ambulances down there with its doors open and its blue lights going, and we understand that somebody is being treated in that somebody is being treated in that embolus at the moment. it is still an ongoing scene here, and there are lots of emergency personnel are going to and from the scene and to their vehicles. —— treated in that ambulance. i would say that's close to two dozen unbalanced vehicles at the moment, and as you were saying, the school is quite isolated, in the sense it sits on top of a comet in south—west london. —— two dozen ambulance vehicles. it is a private preparatory school, and it has ages between four and 11, but as we have heard from mp stephen hammond, he believes that the building the vehicle crashed into is one where children at the younger age of that range would have been at the time. it is still very much an ongoing situation here, as you were saying, a numb

nickjohnson first there in wimbledon.our retired metropolitan police officers who led the first investigation into stephen lawrence's murder won't face criminal prosecution. the 18—year—old was killed in a racially motivated attack in east london back in 1993. only two men have ever been convicted of his murder, despite detectives believing he was attacked by a large group. the crown prosecution service have been considering whether failures in the early stages of the probe were so serious that they amounted to misconduct in a public office. let's speak now to danny shaw who is a crime, justice and leasing commentator. danny, give us your reaction to what's been said today? well, i'm not surprised that the crown prosecution service has decided not to bring charges against these four. that is because proving this offence, or getting it to a point where you can take it to court, is extraordinarily difficult, particularly when you're dealing with events that happened in the 19905. with events that happened in the 1990s. the

our reporter, nickjohnson, has been at the scene in wimbledon.e since this all happened, just before ten o'clock this morning. close to two dozen vehicles from police, from fire and from the ambulance. and it is down this narrow road here, towards the entrance of the study school here, just by wimbledon common, that we believe the car impacted one of the school buildings. the school is a fee—paying school here, it's for girls aged between four and ii. the local mp stephen hammond says he has told us he thinks the building where that car impacted is one where the younger children, the four to eight—year—olds, have their classrooms. we've actually seen, in the last hour or so, a girl and an adult leaving on foot on the scene here. both without shoes, looking distressed. but importantly, the police say that no arrests have been made and they're not treating this as a terrorist incident. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other news making headlines across the uk. bosses of the four biggest banks are meeti

live now to our reporter, nickjohnson.el of visible emotion that we can see in the statements. as you mentioned, the metropolitan police detective superintendent microfibre sink that an eight—year—old girl died in this incident this morning, a woman in her 40s was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. —— clair kelland. and remains in custody. we got a little bit more information from the london ambulance service in terms of the number of people who were taken to hospital. he said there were 16 patients treated at the scene, ten of those were taken to hospital, and that it—year—old little girl having lost her life. the paramedics also did say that the initially declared a major incident at the scene, and they set up a major incident centre here. they dispatched for shifting ambulances in the air ambulance as well. it was interesting, perhaps not surprising, that the school, obviously very moved by what has been happening and the stairs don't want to give too much information. we had from the chair of

our reporter nickjohnson is at the scene in wimbledon. what do we know?this all happened just before ten o'clock this morning. close to two dozen vehicles from police, from fire and from the ambulance. it is down this narrow road here, towards the entrance of the study preparatory school, that we believe the car impacted one of the school buildings. the school is a fee—paying school. it is for girls aged between four and ii. the local mp, stephen hammond, says he has told us he thinks the building where that car impacted is one where the younger children, the four to eight—year—olds, have their classrooms. we have actually seen in the last hour or so a girl and an aduu the last hour or so a girl and an adult leaving on foot on the scene, both without shoes, looking distressed. but importantly, the police say no arrests have been made and they are not treating this as a terrorist incident.— and they are not treating this as a terrorist incident. thank you. nick johnson terrorist incident. thank you. nick johnson in — terrorist incident. thank you. nick joh