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here, four men have been arrested by police investigating anti—semitic abuse in north london.cle was in a convoy covered in palestinian flags which passed through an area with a largejewish population. the parents of a two—year—old boy who died in a suspected gas explosion have said they are devastated by the loss of their "beautiful little angel". george arthur hinds was killed and four adults were injured when a number of houses collapsed in lancashire in the early hours of sunday morning. around 30 people were evacuated from their homes. the uk's indoor attractions industry is hoping for a big boost to visitor numbers as the next stage of the road map out of lockdown starts today. fiona lamdin is at the sealife centre in blackpool taking a look at how they've been getting things ready for the visitors. a beautiful underwater world, unseen by the public for months. but every day throughout lockdown, scott and his team have been caring for the 2,500 creatures who live here in blackpool. yellow tangs, a rare orange lobster, and phoenix, a 21—year—old green sea turtle who was v

but his time in north london was short lived and he was dismissed afterjust 17 months at the club. theyly sure jose mourinho is the right man — entirely sure jose mourinho is the right man as we know he loves to spend _ right man as we know he loves to spend money. not sure how much it will be _ spend money. not sure how much it will be able — spend money. not sure how much it will be able to bring to him in terms — will be able to bring to him in terms of— will be able to bring to him in terms of challenge and leadership that i'm _ terms of challenge and leadership that i'm sure he will be looking for. that i'm sure he will be looking for~ but— that i'm sure he will be looking for. but it's a gamble on his behalf because _ for. but it's a gamble on his behalf because it's — for. but it's a gamble on his behalf because it's a very difficult job to coach _ because it's a very difficult job to coach roma. rotherham united's hopes of staying in the championship hang by a thread following a goalless draw at luton this evening. it all comes down to saturday — the last day of the season in th

overturn a council's decision to prevent it from opening a home delivery hub close to a school in north londonhelp to name them. the chicks were born in march. one's called edgar, but the other one is up to a public vote — florence, matilda, branwen, bronte or winifred are the ones you can choose from. the tower is due to reopen on the 19th may. let's take a look at the travel situation now. on the tube — there are severe delays westbound on the central line. late finishing engineering works are to blame. this is how it looks on the north circular in palmers green — queues westbound due to a burst water main. and in east london, in little heath, just off the a12, barley lane is closed near king george hospital. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's a rather chilly start to the day across the capital, temperatures in low single figures for many spots. and there's still a noticeable north—westerly breeze blowing although it's not as blustery as it was yesterday. the good news is that wind will blow any rain showers rather quickly so they won't last for too long. there

at this basketball court in north london, they are aiming high.ed inspire a generation, a big target, the benefits could be even bigger. a programme such as inspire a generation should help lift the nation in the sense that we are bringing local opportunities to participate, to volunteer, to coach, to upscale, to benefit your health and provide a social opportunity for people to get out. that's going to have a massive impact. people over the last 14 months have had a really difficult time. the last14 months have had a really difficult time.— the last 14 months have had a really difficult time.— difficult time. more than one and a half million — difficult time. more than one and a half million pounds _ difficult time. more than one and a half million pounds is _ difficult time. more than one and a half million pounds is being - half million pounds is being invested on courses such as this, introducing a generation to wheelchair basketball. the project begins at a crucial time, surveys have shown, for the carpet lockdown brought with it a market dec

outside it a synagogue in north london beyond that it's been no incidents at all as far as i'm not so i don't think that's a risk it all and i think this is this is a kind of multi-ethnic multi-state. movement support for people who are clearly going to the middle east and it's not directed at jewish people who are many jewish people on the inspiration in london sense that it would have been many jewish people on the protests right across the countries i'm sure there are in other countries as well this is not a question it. is arab or it's not a religious conflict is a conflict based on all. 4 people who are clearly as you can see who preaches being. oppressed by the israeli state and people being picked in these mosques being tracked. missiles being fired onto the carpet strip people know really. really killed including many many children this is a humanitarian or. a response of solidarity and there were all kinds of people. on saturday just will be. the sense that it's about standing shoulder to shoulder with other human beings under attack. all right chris thanks so much for your t

video appeared to show a convoy of cars with palestinian flags driving through jewish areas of north londona man allegedly shouting anti—semitic abuse from a megaphone. four men have been arrested. the incident comes as conflict between israel and palestinian militants continues. no one could fail to be appalled by the disgraceful scenes of anti—semitic abuse being directed at members of the jewish community in the past week. in chigwell, rabbi rafi goodwin was hospitalised after being attacked outside his synagogue. in london, activists drove through golders green and finchley, both areas with largejewish populations, apparently shouting anti—semitic abuse through a megaphone. these are intimidatory, racist and extremely serious crimes. a conservative wanted assurances from the government. what protections and support are being given specifically to jews and support to the community security trust? what is the government doing to educate pupils about anti—semitism so that this evil is wiped out? will there be severe penalties for those found guilty of anti—semitic behaviours? as a proud je

he spoke to me a little earlierfrom the red lion and sun in north london, and explained how tough thetions have been from a business point of view. to operate with the distancing and you have reduced numbers, you need more staff to manage it, you have less customers but you need more staff, to keep everyone complying, distancing, checking people in, all the regulations. this is not a moneymaking exercise, it isjust survival to get us through. you have got through this far, and i imagine it's not been anything like anything you have experienced before in the pub trade. looking ahead, let's try to concentrate on what is to come, rather than the horrors that have gone. how do you think this is going to work out over the summer? are you, for example, you have opened the outdoor space. have you found demand has been as strong as you would have hoped? do you find much in the way of encouraging signs about what might lie ahead? initially, everybody was excited, "i want to get back to pubs, it's amazing," but british weather has not been on our side. the initial first week, "we will sit outsi

footage on social media showed cars driving through an area of north london covered in palestinian flagsng offensive comments. prime minister borisjohnson wrote on twitter: we can now speak to henrij barkey who's a senior fellow for middle east studies at the council on foreign relations. thanks because the conditions are such that it because the conditions are such thatitis because the conditions are such that it is easier for people now to express anti—semitic feelings. but this is not new and also remember that social media makes it so much easier for people to express these kinds of ideas and feelings and it is also easier for others to pick up and to see them. if you think of the period before social media, it didn't really matter if some people would go out in west london and shout anti—semitic comments but now because of social media you're seeing in this particular case, somebody shooting a of events which became and went viral so that the police intervened. are we going to see a lot more because of social media? but it was also true that anti—semitism emerges in many different c

with most in the north—west of england and some in london. north-west of england and some in london-—nd and some in london._ so - in london. sharp scratch. so far vaccines _ in london. sharp scratch. so far vaccines remain - in london. sharp scratch. so far vaccines remain highly i far vaccines remain highly effective. ministers are considering reducing the time between the first and second jabs and additional vaccine clinics have been set up in blackburn. but despite calls by local leaders the programme has not yet been open up more widely to all adults over 18, leading to concerns about what measures will be used.- measures will be used. what worried me _ measures will be used. what worried me today _ measures will be used. what worried me today was - measures will be used. what worried me today was that i measures will be used. what l worried me today was that the prime minister raising the spectre of local lockdowns. i can assure you my view on those has not changed at all. we would be very concerned about the government considering blackburn, bolton, anywhere, to be honest, to be

footage on social media showed cars driving through an area of north london covered in palestinian flagsting offensive comments. borisjohnson wrote on twitter, "there is no place "for anti—semitism in our society. "i stand with britain'sjews, who should not have to endure "the type of shameful racism we have seen today." 0n the eve of a big step in lockdown easing for much of the uk, there's a warning for people to be cautious because of rising cases of the so—called india variant. the health secretary says he's optimistic that existing vaccines will work against the variant of the disease. matt hancock has also defended the decision to press ahead with lifting more lockdown restrictions in england tomorrow, despite concerns about the spread of the strain. 0n the eve of life tiptoeing one step closer to normality in england, scotland and wales, this was bolton today. hundreds of people one step closer to a jab in a hotspot for the so—called indian variant of the virus. no, not that concerned. should be ok with, hopefully, the vaccine to squash it. very concerned, but hopefully with the i

asked for his reaction after four men were arrested by police investigating anti—semitic abuse in north londonhe commissioner and the deputy commissioner. the police, like me, have a zero tolerance attitude towards any form of hate crime and you will have seen as you have been reporting, people have been arrested, an investigation is under way and i think it is possible to protest about things happening 3,000 miles away, and many of us are angry and upset, heartbroken even by the events in israel and on the west bank and indeed, gaza, that is no excuse, though, for anti—semitism. we are a city that is really proud of our diversity. there is no excuse for hate crime and we are not going to tolerate in london. how do you make people feel safe if they are targeted by hate crime? the first thing is that the rest of us have got to understand the chilling effect and the ripples of fear hate crime to minority communities, but also we have got to give these communities confidence to report these crimes. it is really important if you are the victim of any form of hate crime, and that includes anti—semi

but his time in north london was short lived and he was dismissed afterjust 17 months at the club. the world's richest cricket tournament. the country has recorded more than 20 million cases, and so far reported more than 222,000 deaths from the virus. india's board of control for the game says they do not want to compromise on the safety of the players, support staff and the other participants. india are scheduled to tour england from mid june to september and then host the t20 world cup later this year. elise mertens fought back from a set down to knock the two—time former champion simona halep out of the madrid open on tuesday. halep took the first set but mertens came back in a second which saw seven breaks of serve and she broke again in the 12th game of the deciding set to take the win in two hours and 3a minutes. the belgian will now play fifth seed aryna sabalenka in the quarter—finals. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. that is your sports news for now. president emmanuel macron will lay a wreath at the tomb of napoleon later, to

in the uk, surge testing is under way in several areas including bolton, bedford and north london, toses of the indian variants. figures from the office for national statistics show a slight increase in the number of reported infections across england last week. but the data suggests the kent rather than the indian variant is responsible. at the moment, though, the uk government says it's on course to ease restrictions injune. we'll be letting everybody know exactly what sort of arrangements to expect forjune the 21st, but what i can tell you, and just to stress, i'm still seeing nothing in the data that leads me to think that we're going to have to deviate from the road map. it's a good news day for england's vaccination programme, as more than a million 32 and 33—year—olds become eligible to book theirjabs. scotland is currently offering the jab to people over the age of 30. wales has already started inviting those from 18—25 for their jabs, and in northern ireland, anybody who will be 25 or older on the 21st ofjuly can book an appointment. there's still a way to go before everyone

footage on social media showed cars driving through an area of north london covered in palestinian flagssengers shouting offensive comments. prime minister borisjohnson wrote on twitter, "there is no place "for anti—semitism in our society... "i stand with britain'sjews, who should not have to endure "the type of shameful racism we have seen today." reports from myanmar say burmese soldiers have taken control of the town of mindat in north—western chin state. 0pposition activists there began armed resistance to the military junta three weeks ago. but members of the group, calling itself the chinland defence force, say they have withdrawn to spare residents further bombardment. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, has the latest. this is a remote town. of course, the military has shut down a great deal of the internet services in myanmar. over the last few days, residents have managed to get out bits of video that have shown the military bombarding mindat with artillery — quite repeatedly at times — flying helicopters over the town, possibly bombing from the air, we're not su

four men chanting anti—semitic abuse from a car in north london. commissioner and deputy commissioner. the police, like me, have a zero tolerance attitude towards any form of hate crime. he will have seen people have been arrested, an investigation is under way. i think it's possible to protest about things happening 3000 miles away, many of us are angry and upset and heartbroken by the events in israel, the west bank and gaza. that is no excuse for anti—semitism. we are really proud of our diversity, there is no excuse for hate crime and we aren't going to tolerate it in london. haifa hate crime and we aren't going to tolerate it in london.— tolerate it in london. how do you make it two _ tolerate it in london. how do you make it two people _ tolerate it in london. how do you make it two people feel - tolerate it in london. how do you make it two people feel safe - tolerate it in london. how do you make it two people feel safe if i tolerate it in london. how do you l make it two people feel safe if they are targeted by hate crime —— how do you make

owner and landlord of four pubs in london and sussex, hejoins us now from the red lion and sun in north londoning with us and breaking off what i should think is a frantic day of preparations for you. a frantic day of preparations for ou. ~ . a frantic day of preparations for 0“. ~ ., ., , a frantic day of preparations for ou.~ ., ., you. we are open so we have the outside garden. _ you. we are open so we have the outside garden. trying _ you. we are open so we have the outside garden. trying to - you. we are open so we have the outside garden. trying to get - outside garden. trying to get everything — outside garden. trying to get everything ready _ outside garden. trying to get everything ready indoors - outside garden. trying to get everything ready indoors as l outside garden. trying to get. everything ready indoors as well outside garden. trying to get - everything ready indoors as well as serving people outdoors. and between the rain showers. what is it going to mean for you tomorrow? you have more than one pub. to all of them open tomorrow or not? tiara more than one pub. to all of them

great western railway and london north eastern railway say distruption is due to continue into the comingndon. well, there are still some cancellations on lner services this afternoon, and disruption is likely to spill over into tomorrow, but grayson clap —— but great western railway is worst affected with over 90 of these trains, and it could only run about a tenth of long distance services today. it is asking passengers not to travel tomorrow either, and we don't know how many days it will take before disruption comes to an end. we still don't know how many of these trains are going to need repairs. the government has said this afternoon it has asked hitachi to set out a longer term strategy for repairs. police investigating the death of community support officer julia james have been granted more time to question a man in his 20s. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near dover. she'd suffered serious head injuries. police arrested a man from the canterbury area on friday. our correspondent simonjones is in aylesham and he gave us this update on the investigation

your practice is in north london. what has been your experience?st your inpatients and more generally in terms of the conversations you have had with other doctors? yes, i mean, the covid crisis has - devastated people's lives and people have been turned upside down. people have lost theirjobs. those with mental health illnesses have not been able to have - face—to—face support and it's been really tough on them. _ but for the medical profession, we have been doing surveys . | throughout the last year and a bit| and around four in ten doctors tell us that they're burnt out, stressed, i they're physically and emotionallyl exhausted and remember health care lworkers have seen death and illness| at a scale they have never ever been l able to be trained to experience. l whilst we have seen these lockdowns, i that is the time when health care i workers have been at their busiest. we know that large numbers have not had holiday or leave, _ their sense of duty has come first. about four in ten have not even space in their hospitals - to have a proper brea

inspections on more than 180 trains are due to be completed today, but great western railway and london north outside kings cross for us. to describe the picture at kings cross, one of the major london terminals, there are people turning up for travel. within the last couple of minutes, there was one train on the platform coming behind us here, but there are plenty of staff trying to help people to make theirjourneys. the advice has been clear that lner, along with gwr out of paddington all the way to swansea, bristol and penzance, are saying if you don't have to travel, please don't. we heard earlierfrom robert nisbet from the rail delivery group speaking on behalf of all of the train operators in this case that 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday. these are the hitachi 800 trains with the cracks in the metal underneath. they say safety is the top priority, they are working as quickly as they can to get the hitachi 800 trains back and operational, many of those returning to service today. but the rail delivery group say timetables may have a knock—on effect as we move forward. the

jonathan: the star stryker of your club in north london has put in a transfer request.a. some reports that he has informed the leaders of tottenham that he wants to leave. he's going to be looking at something north of 100 million to make that transfer. tom: that's differentiated. jonathan: a few years left on his contract. he earns about two k sterling a week. that could go up to 250, 300. what is really interesting right now is the big clubs clearly don't have much money in the way that they did a few years back. tom: really? jonathan: think about the position over the last several weeks, several months, and why we are talking european super league because these big clubs have spent an extreme there he amount of money -- an extra ordinary amount of money buying players. several have just not worked out . going forward, i wonder if they have the same cash to come out swinging and by someone like harry kane, who's going to cost them north of 100 million. tom: the bottom line here is harry kane is differing should and compelling -- is differentiated and compelling. jonat

but his time in north london was short lived and he was dismissed afterjust 17 months at the club. theyted's hopes of staying in the championship hang by a thread following a goalless draw at luton this evening. it all comes down to saturday — the last day of the season in the fight for survival — with three clubs, derby county, rotherham and sheffield wednesday all with a chance of staying up. rotherham will go to cardiff knowing only a win will do, while derby and sheffield wednesday meet at pride park. the indian premier league has been postponed after further covid 19 cases among players forced the cancellation of another match in the world's richest cricket tournament. the country has recorded more than 20 million cases, and so far reported more than 222,000 deaths from the virus. india's board of control for the game says they do not want to compromise on the safety of the players, support staff and the other participants. 11 english players are among those who will now return home, with india scheduled to tour england from mid june to september and then host the t20 world cup lat

well, we had -- noel gallagher's 30th birthday party, and he lived quite close to me in london, north londonre was a light saber fight in his garden very early the next day in the morning. >> jimmy: ah. >> but i don't remember too much instruction. i don't remember like any lessons being given from know nole. it's more of a battle in the garden. >> jimmy: and who won the battle? >> i would be surprised if either of us could remember that. >> jimmy: speaking of birthdays, you had a big birthday in march. happy birthday. you turned 50 years old. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and one of your daughters posted a video that i think is really i found surprising. i will tell you why. roll that video. here you are on a unicycle, which i didn't know you knew how to ride. just kind of going and oh, my gosh, obviously it didn't go as you planned. but we tagged that part in the end. how long have you been riding a unicycle? >> i've just been outed by my daughter, you know what i mean? i didn't know she posted that. i feel like i've been outed as the unicyclist i am. i managed to keep it secret all these years.

prime minister boris johnson's conservative party is running big in the parliamentary district north of londones on the heels of the prime minister's brexit triumph and successful cover 19 vaccine rollou

great western railway and london north eastern railway have advised passengers not to travel on sundayy've warned that disruption could continue through the week. katy austin's report contains flashing images. these high—speed hitachi 800 series trains weren't running this morning — they needed to be kept back for inspections after thin cracks were found in some, as the boss of hitachi rail told me. it's actually on the metal on the body where the passengers sit, with the underside of the train, which is what it actually runs on. and so that area is critical for the operation of the train, and so just to make sure that we are very safe, we took that decision to withdraw the trains while we just made sure that we fully understood the situation and that it is actually safe for the trains to run with passengers on them. that led to major disruption on great western railway, lner, transpennine and hull trains. it's a disaster for because i'm actually going for my vaccine in cardiff. my appointment is at 3pm. i was going to go back to uni, to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoyin

50 to 60 percent of the cases in the report that has been released in the south—west, the north—west and londongovernment hasn't managed to get on the top of the pandemic and didn't prevent these cases from being reported. this is entirely predictable and even sage predicted it and have been warning against it for many months. it hasjust been warning against it for many months. it has just been announced that fully vaccinated people don't need to amass indoors, almost never in the us. western biden —— president biden is calling it a great day, but do you think it is true? we definitely _ do you think it is true? we definitely don't _ do you think it is true? - definitely don't have data on the level of protection against remission of variants. and certainly while there is a high level of attention on people who have been vaccinated on the variants we know about, we know that people who are vaccinated can get infected and can transmit, so it is very concerning that people are being given the message that it is ok to admit indoors with other —— mix indoors with other vaccinated people. it is all

>> part of the sticking point would be the infrastructure that is needed in the area just north of jack london square. that would cost taxpayers millions of dollars to bring it up to game day shape. reporting live, andria borba , kpix 5. >>> developing now . investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the deadly car crash. this happened on marin avenue in berkeley. the two cars collided near spruce street. and the impact sent vehicles crashing into a power pole. the driver and passenger did not survive. neighbors came rushing outside when they heard what happened. >> i heard that they were in their 60s. and there was a suspicion that the driver had a heart problem, and a condition that made him lose his consciousness. >> the mother and child in the other car expect to be okay. damage to the power pole knocked out power to the area. >>> fire crews are mopping up after a small fire erupted in central park that burned about one acre. given how hot and dry it is it could've easily gotten out of control. chief meteorologist paul heggen is here to tell us more about that. >> baby steps towar

great western railway and london north eastern railway say disruption is due to continue into the coming week. well, in the past few minutes, lner has issued a statement and says there will be some cancellations across the route from tomorrow and advising customers to check before they travel. our correspondent, katy austin has more from outside king's cross station in london. well, there are still some cancellations on lner services this afternoon, and disruption is likely to spill over into tomorrow, but great western railway is worst affected with over 90 of these trains, and it could only run about a tenth of long distance services today. it is asking passengers not to travel tomorrow either, and we don't know how many days it will take before disruption comes to an end. we still don't know how many of these trains are going to need repairs. the government has said this afternoon it has asked hitachi to set out a longer term strategy for repairs. now, it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. a week of sunshine and showers to come, not as cold as last we and no frost over

regular season nfl games will return to london this year with two to be staged at tottenham's north londonhe miami dolphins are in town to face each other at the same venue seven days later. the pandemic forced all of last year's games to be played in the us. one of the favourites at the giro d'italia has crashed out after hitting a race marshal towards near the end of today's fifth stage. spain's mikel landa, the lead rider for the bahrain victorious team, and yesterday's stage—winner joe dombrowski crashed less than three miles from the finish. landa has been taken to hospital. australia's caleb ewan went on to win the stage and alessandro de marchi retained the overall lead. and finally, over in the netherlands, ajax have decided to share their championship trophy with theirfans. it's been melted down to create these small stars which will be sent to each of their 42,000 season—ticket holders. ajax won an unprecedented 35th dutch eredivisie title, and like most teams across europe, have played without fans this season. i suppose i do have 34 other trophies to the cabinet will not be loo

street this morning, yesterday when the prime minister was on that visit to the boxing centre in north londonuch more clarity over the next couple of days. what he means is much more clarity in the data about how much more transmissible pic indian variant might be than the variance of the virus we have been dealing with up until now. the decision for step four of the road map in england, thatis four of the road map in england, that is not until the 14th ofjune. it is just getting much that is not until the 14th ofjune. it isjust getting much more that is not until the 14th ofjune. it is just getting much more clarity about the virus. you talk to scientists and they say it is more like a couple of weeks before we get enough clarity about the transmissibility.- enough clarity about the transmissibility. enough clarity about the transmissibili . transmissibility. good to see you thank yom _ transmissibility. good to see you thank you. adam _ transmissibility. good to see you thank you. adam fleming - transmissibility. good to see you thank you. adam fleming in - thank you. adam fleming in westmi

coronavirus surge testing is being extended across large parts of west and north—west london, followinglongside calls for people there to take the vaccination as soon as they're offered it. the testing will take place in ealing, hillingdon, brent, harrow and hounslow. the international trade secretary, liz truss, is understood to have offered more concessions to her australian counterpart today, in an effort to agree a free trade deal byjune. it would see both countries phasing out import taxes over 15 years. the cabinet was reportedly split on what terms to propose, amid concerns that uk beef and lamb farmers could be undercut by larger australian producers. our global trade correspondent, dharshini david, reports. british lamb may be on the menu this spring, but what of the future? when it comes to trade deals, both sides want the best cut for their countryfolk, be it choice, price or opportunities, but that means compromise. farmers fear that it's agriculture that'll pay the price, with the removal of tariffs, import taxes and quotas on australian products. we have countries around t

your practices in north london.ed _ doctors? i mean, the covid-19 crisis is devastated people's _ doctors? i mean, the covid-19 crisis is devastated people's lives - doctors? i mean, the covid-19 crisis is devastated people's lives and - is devastated people's lives and turn people _ is devastated people's lives and turn people upside _ is devastated people's lives and turn people upside down. - is devastated people's lives and i turn people upside down. people is devastated people's lives and - turn people upside down. people have lost their— turn people upside down. people have lost theirjobs — turn people upside down. people have lost theirjobs. those _ turn people upside down. people have lost theirjobs. those of _ turn people upside down. people have lost theirjobs. those of mental- lost theirjobs. those of mental health— lost theirjobs. those of mental health illnesses _ lost theirjobs. those of mental health illnesses have _ lost theirjobs. those of mental health illnesses have not- lost theirjobs. those of m

the manage quarantine service at the hotels that are around heathrow and our burros and other north londong in their own homes or in the hotels within the borough we know those cases, there are some that test positive and roughly account for about 15% of our overall cases, but we know that and we support them. we also know from our contact tracing. we have been one of the government pilot sites for local zero which is an enhanced contact tracing offer where we can track people and ask them really probing questions about who they have any contact with. and there are links to other cases. it is like a puzzle. we link these cases up and we have seen cases that are related to international travel and we have seen cases that are not and we have seen cases that are not a direct link to travel. 50 a direct link to travel. so obviously _ a direct link to travel. so obviously it _ a direct link to travel. so obviously it is _ a direct link to travel. so obviously it is a two—pronged approach here. search testing and encouraging people to be vaccinated. how hesitant are people being? how hesitant ha

and there was a win for tottenham's north london rivals arsenal. nicely for the second leg of their crucial europa league semi—final against villarreal on thursday. a match between the kolkata knight riders and royal challengers bangalore, in cricket's indian premier league, has been postponed after 2 players contracted coronavirus. kolkata, whose team includes england one—day captain eoin morgan, says varun chakaravarthy and sandeep warior were found to be positive in the third round of testing in the last four days. both men are now isolating from the rest of the squad. all other team members have tested negative. mark selby has an important lead at the half way point of the world snooker championship final. he finished last night's evening session with a 10 frames to 7 lead over shaun murphy. the final resumes at one o'clock and you can follow all the action on bbc two. selby looks for a fourth world title — as for murphy, he's after his first for 16 years. lewis hamilton, once again, showed why he's a 7—time formula one world champion with a re

his 17 month spell in north london ended before he had the chance to contest the league cup final andme as a surprise but when you think about it, this is a very logical move. he is very respected in italian football for what he did at inter milan in two successful years between 2008 and 2010. he won two serie a titles, he won a treble of trophies in his second and final season, he won the champions league. so italy was always a likely destination. and this is a very interesting project. they've had new owners for the last year or so, very ambitious new owners and jose mourinho has talked about this and said he was really impressed by their winning project and what he called a winning mentality. and the owners have been talking about this appointment as well and say they were impressed by his winning mentality and his passion forfootball. so the announcement has come as a surprise but when you think about it this is a really interesting project forjose mourinho and a logical project for him. the next move was always going to come outside of english football. do you think that this spe

surge testing is under way in several areas including bolton, woodford and north london, to identifyiance. riggers from the office of national statistics show a slight increase in the number of reported infections across england last week. the data suggests that kent rather than the indian bike variant is responsible. —— the government says it is on course to ease restrictions in june. it is on course to ease restrictions in june. ~ , it is on course to ease restrictions injune. ~ , ., ,~ , in june. will be letting anybody know exactly — in june. will be letting anybody know exactly what _ in june. will be letting anybody know exactly what sort - in june. will be letting anybody know exactly what sort of - know exactly what sort of arrangements to expect for during the 24th but what i can tell you, and just to stress, i still see nothing in the data that leads me to think that we are going to have to deviate from the roadmap. it is think that we are going to have to deviate from the roadmap.- deviate from the roadmap. it is a aood deviate from the roadmap. it is a good news _ deviate

wider surge testing has been rolled out in parts of london and the north east, due to a rise in coronaviruses linked to the indian variant. a picture emerges that appears to show princess latifa, the daughter of the ruler of dubai, who's not been seen for months. the first convoys of humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza, hours after a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants came into effect. whipsnade zoo launch an investigation after 2 brown bears escape from their enclosure and are shot by wardens. and coming up at 8:30 — �*becoming andi' — a special programme featuring a transgender teen who's documented his life for the bbc for a year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the bbc�*s former director general, lord hall, has resigned as chairman of the national gallery — following criticism over panorama's interview with princess diana in 1995. tony hall was the corporation's head of news at the time, when reporter martin bashir, used deception to secure the interview. lord hall led an internal investigation into initial complaints a year after the interview was broadcast, but

jonathan: north of london. that the cheat guide for anyone looking at the english map -- england map? from new york city this morning, good morning. euro-dollar 1.2011. we advanced 4/10 of 1% heard a single basis point on the 10 year. more data still to come, the adp report later this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from new york city and our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." a bounce back up 16 on the s&p. we advanced 4/10 of 1% after the biggest one-day loss on the nasdaq we bounce back there. wasn't it curious yesterday a couple of comments from secretary yellen on rates did more to equities than rates. this is something dani burger looked at. i think it's important. the nasdaq takes it on the chin yesterday. down 1.9%. the kbw banks index, all-time higher 1.4%. what would you think was happening with rates? higher interest rates, not what we got. yields basically where they were yesterday. up about a basis point today. that for me is what was curious about yesterday. obsession over rate

the issue is affecting great western and london north—eastern services — between london and penzance,h. 0ur reporter sean dilley is at king's cross. sean, what's the problem and how long will it last? well, according to the rail industry and the company, certainly great western railway, comes into paddington through penzance and cardiff and swansea, they are saying disruption could last for some time, certainly both they and london north—east railways, to anybody coming in from aberdeen, edinburgh, newcastle, york into london, they are being advised possible to not travel today. they will give you an example of what a mean. there are some trains that appear to be running for .5 hours, if able to leave london and go to edinburgh, if however if they wanted to get the 7:04 i would have to change three times and it would take me about six a half hours. the advice from rail operators is if you possibly can avoid travelling today do avoid travelling today. i will stepped slightly out of shot. as you can see, it is early in the morning everyone is aware of essential journeys only, but it's p

great western railway and london north—eastern railway have advised passengers not to travel on sundayhey've warned that disruption could continue katy austin's report contains flashing images. these high—speed hitachi 800 series trains weren't running this morning — they needed to be kept back for inspections after thin cracks were found in some, as the boss of hitachi rail told me. it's actually on the metal on the body where the passengers sit, with the underside of the train, which is what it actually runs on. and so that area is critical for the operation of the train, and so just to make sure that we are very safe, we took that decision to withdraw the trains while we just made sure that we fully understood the situation and that it is actually safe for the trains to run with passengers on them. that led to major disruption on great western railway, lner, transpennine and hull trains. it's a disaster for because i'm actually going for my vaccine in cardiff. my appointment is at 3pm. i was going to go back to uni, to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying. these are fai

inspections on more than 180 trains are due to be completed today, but great western railway and london northastern railway have advised passengers to check timetables. our correspondent, sean dilley, has this update from kings cross station. to describe the picture at kings cross, one of the major london terminals, there are people turning up for travel. within the last couple of minutes there was one train on the platform coming behind us here, but there are plenty of staff trying to help people to make theirjourneys. the advice has been clear that lner along with gwr out of paddington all the way to swansea, bristol and penzance are saying if you don't have to travel, please don't. we heard earlierfrom robert nisbet from the rail delivery group speaking on behalf of all of the train operators, in this case that 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday. these are the hitachi 800 trains with the cracks in the metal underneath. they say safety is the top priority, they are working as quickly as they can to get the hitachi 800 trains back and operational, many of those returning to servi

four men have been arrested by police investigating anti—semitic abuse in north london.g shouted through a loud—hailer from a car. the vehicle was in a convoy, covered in palestinian flags, which passed through an area with a largejewish population. you are up—to—date with all the latest news. it is 6:40am. i didn't hear you mention, carol, latest news. it is 6:40am. i didn't hearyou mention, carol, unsettled, and that looks ominous. goad and that looks ominous. good morning- _ and that looks ominous. good morning. the _ and that looks ominous. good morning. the weather - and that looks ominous. good morning. the weather this - and that looks ominous. (13mm morning. the weather this morning is most certainly unsettled. we are in for some heavy, thundery downpours, some hail, flash flooding. it will be cool but if you are in the sunshine in between the showers, it will not feel too bad and by the end of the week and the area of low pressure coming our way and looks like it will introduce some wet and windy conditions. a fairly cloudy start, summer breaks in northern irela

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regular season nfl games will return to london this year with two to be staged at tottenham's north london reforms, including the establishment of a global health threats council. it blames the world health organisation and some governments for not declaring an international emergency soon enough. the panel, appointed by the who, says the current system failed. doctor david nabarro is the special envoy on covid—19 at the world health organisation. he told me there were lessons to be learned. we've always said that we who work in the world health organisation, or are linked to it, are ready to be called to account, and this is the first fully independent analysis of how the world reacted to covid—19, and it's a thoughtful, thorough, worldview piece of work. it's not viewing the pandemic from the perspective of one country or another country, and i think it is very important what it says, and so obviously it's just come out, and it will be poured over with great care, but i think lot of useful material in this report. but i think lot of useful material in this report-— in this report. and th

great western railway and london north eastern railway have advised passengers not to travel on sundayd they've warned that disruption could continue through the week. katy austin's report contains flashing images. these high—speed hitachi 800—series trains weren't running this morning. they needed to be kept back for inspections after thin cracks were found in some, as the boss of hitachi rail told me. it's actually on the metal against the body where the passengers sit, with the underside of the train, which is what it actually runs on. and so, that area's critical for the operation of the train. and so, just to make sure that we are very safe, we took that decision to withdraw the trains while we just made sure that we fully understood the situation and that it is actually safe for the trains to operate with passengers riding on them. that led to major disruption on great western railway, lner, trans pennine and hull trains. yeah, it's a disaster for cos i'm actually going for my vaccine in cardiff. and, yeah, my appointment's at 3pm. i was going to go back to uni, i to exeter, and