ca rs northern italy, leaving 38 dead.cted thought to have carried out yesterdays attack has been released. salih khater is a british citizen from sudan who had been studying accountancy at coventry university until may. 31 people have been charged with sex offencesincluding children—rape and trafficking, alleged to have been carried out in huddersfield between 2005 and 2012. uk inflation rose to 2.5% injuly, the firstjump since last november, with experts citing rising prices for computer games and transport fares as factors for the increase. rail fares are to go up by 3.2% injanuary, determined by the increase in the rpi inflation index. however transport secretary chris grayling has called for rail fares and wages to instead follow the lower consumer prices index. sport now, here'sjohn watson. many thanks. the ecb's independent investigation to decide if ben stokes is to face any further action will begin after the third test with india at trent bridge. stokes was recalled to the england squad hours after the not guilty

it one welcomes the pull back and we begin in northern italy where at least twenty six people have thought to have died and sixteen others are injured after a bridge collapsed during heavy rain in the city of genoa italy premier giuseppe conte has called it an immense tragedy and says such things should not have happened in a modern country rescue workers are now searching for survivors in the rubble and what has the story. only from the is it possible to see the scale of what has happened to around the fridge a huge section simply gone. plunging more than eighty meters up the road on the suspension tower. dozens of cars trucks and other vehicles were on the bridge. i heard a loud rumble and i went flying i flew about ten meters into the wall and that's it . a major rescue operation from the ground swung into action involving more than two hundred firefighters with the focus on trying to reach any survivors still stranded in the day three. d. so we're continuing with the rescue operations because we think there are other people alive under the rubble we've extracted people from the rubble

today at 5pm, at least 30 are dead after a motorway bridge collapse near genoa in northern italy. the bridge partially gave way in a powerful thunderstorm, sending vehicles crashing to the ground. emergency workers are trying to free people caught in crushed vehicles and under rubble. italy's transport minister says it's an "immense tragedy", and now it's been revealed the bridge was refurbished just two years ago. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm: a man in his 20s is arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences after a car crashes deliberately outside parliament. the ford fiesta hit cyclists and pedestrians, then smashed into a security barrier. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. i will be reporting live from the scene of what appears to have been another terror attack in london. and just behind this screen off area, forensic experts are still examining the car that was involved. the england cricketer ben stokes is cleared of a charge of affray at bristol crown court. and sh

clive. james reynolds, live in genoa in northern italy.ancelling all online orders and refunding customers. it follows a payment dispute with the firm that handles its warehouse operations. xpo logistics is owed £30 million by house of fraser, which was taken over by sports direct last week, and hundreds of suppliers say they're owed money too. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. it's the last thing this business needs — a stream of angry customers. the website is down and orders cancelled, thousands of them. house of fraser says it's sorry, and refunds will be given. nearly a fifth of its sales are now online — business this chain can ill afford to lose. one of house of fraser's failings over the last few years has been that its online offer has not been good enough, and that's something mike ashley and his team will be wanting to remedy pretty quickly, but it demonstrates how, suddenly, if your online offer cannot be delivered, how it impacts your customers and their ability to spend money with you straight away. here's the

up to 20 people are still missing after the motorway bridge collapsed in northern italy, but rescuersave all but given up hope of finding any more survivors. was the manchester arena bomber radicalised by an imam at his local mosque? we have a special report. were you trying to incite violence? were you calling for armed jihad? no, never did that. the england rugby player danny cipriani has been fined £2,000 after pleading guilty to assault and resisting arrest at a bar injersey. coming up on bbc news, head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to recall ben stokes to the england squad was for the all—rounder‘s wellbeing. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. she was known as the queen of soul, one of the greatest stars of the 20th century. this morning, aretha franklin died at the age of 76 at her home in detroit in michigan, surrounded by her family. she was diagnosed with cancer eight years ago but only retired from performing last year. aretha franklin began singing as a child, with a gospel choir at the church where herfather was minister. she went on to become a glob

in northern italy, the funerals of some of the victims of the collapsed bridge in genoa have taken placeted, as anger towards the authorities grows. a high court in turkey has upheld the decision not to release the american pastor andrew brunson from house arrest. he's on trial for alleged terrorism in a case that's damaged relations between turkey and the us. fans and musicians around the world are continuing to pay tribute to the "queen of soul", aretha franklin, who died yesterday. mourners have been paying their respects at sites across the us.

headlines at 11pm: 26 people have died and 15 were badly injured after a motorway bridge collapses in northern italy. emergency workers are trying to free people caught in crushed vehicles and under rubble near the town of genoa. police are searching three addresses in the midlands, after a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of terrorism, following a car crash outside parliament. three people were injured by the ford fiesta, which swerved into cyclists and pedestrians shortly after 7:30am this morning. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method, and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. this is the scene right now in westminster, as the suspect‘s car is taken away. the england cricketer, ben stokes, has been cleared of a charge of affray, at bristol crown court. social housing tenants are promised more powers by ministers. campaigners say what's needed is more housing. killed for their horns — a special report from south africa where more than 1,000 rhinos are still being slaughtered annually. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking another look at the

the pa ra—cycling himself up the mountains of northern italy.rial and road race for great britain. this is me three surgeries down, five months in hospital, a year and a half in rehabilitation, being told, you will never walk again. to be on the start line and to see the commissar‘s hand count down, to live that moment and by that time trial at the world championships will be my proudest moment. all the best to david. sarah storey has won gold on her return to international competition, 10 months after giving birth to her second child. she won the c5 time trial at the para—cycling road world championships in maniago, italy. it's been a busy day in the sir chris hoy velodrome, with britain's emily kay narrowly missing out on victory in the women's 10k scratch race. the 22—year—old moved near to the front with two laps remaining but was unable to catch dutch rider kirsten wild — taking silver and the first british medal of the games. 0bviously, kirsten wild was scratch race champion. so i knew it was going to be a tough sprint, and it was really c

the headlines at 7pm: at least 35 people are dead after a major motorway bridge collapses in northern italyying to free people caught in crushed vehicles and under rubble near the town of genoa. anti—terror police are questioning a 29—year—old man who was arrested after a car was driven into barriers outside parliament this morning. the ford fiesta ploughed into cyclists and pedestrians, injuring three people. one woman was seriously injured. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. the england cricketer ben stokes has been cleared of a charge of affray at bristol crown court. unemployment fell by 65,000 to 1.3 million in the three months tojune.

on mindanao island where he is from two trucks have collided on a motorway nearby airport in northern italycausing a bridge to collapse and injuring dozens the blast from the accident caused the fire to spread to a car parked below does the headlines talk next. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but it wouldn't have been hard to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. the only limit here is to do. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families if i could just find if i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. you. will. see. the landmark conviction of. crimes and crimes against humanity by the international criminal court in the hague has now been overturned and mr bevan can not criminally responsible under article twenty eight for the crimes committed by storing the car operation. the former rebel leader and vice president of the democratic republic of congo has spent nearly a decade behind.

after a bridge collapse in northern italy this morning. at least 20 vehicles were on >>> officials say at least 22 people have died after a bridge collapsed this morning in northern italy. at least 20 vehicles were on the bridge in genoa when it gave way during a sudden violent storm. that bridge is the main passageway connecting one highway toward france and another that continues toward milan. >>> search and rescue crews worked on the east coast yesterday after flash floods turned roads into rivers and left several stranded. the water in some towns moved entire campers downstream. sheds and cars were tossed around neighborhoods and several homes were damaged. >> i mean, we're just a little town but we need help. i evacked my mom and cousin in a wheelchair. >>> the accused golden state killer has been charged with another murder, this one believed to be his first. investigators now say joseph deangelo is the prime suspect in the 1975 killing of claude snelling, shot while stopping the kidnapping of his daughter. she says a masked gunman b

the headlines at 7pm: at least 35 people are dead after a major motorway bridge collapses in northern italy. emergency workers are trying to free people caught in crushed vehicles and under rubble near the town of genoa. anti—terror police are questioning a 29—year—old man who was arrested after a car was driven into barriers outside parliament this morning. the ford fiesta ploughed into cyclists and pedestrians, injuring three people. one woman was seriously injured. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. the england cricketer ben stokes has been cleared of a charge of affray at bristol crown court. unemployment fell by 65,000 to 1.3 million in the three months tojune. that's the lowest level in more than a0 years. but it's not all good economic news. the diy chain homebase plans to shut 42 stores, putting up to 1500 jobs at risk. and should straight actors play gay characters? jack whitehall‘s casting in a new disney film has angered some. good evening. at least 30 people are now known to have d

sheer devastation in genoa northern italy. firefighters and doctors have been working around the clock pulling survivors out of the rubble they're hopeful they'll show. and more. but the families of those killed are facing a grim reality. jim i started to call him forty times fifty times and then i started also to call his friend who was together with his wife and then i came to the hospital and they said that he was no more. some relatives are waiting at the hospital for news of loved ones. his name is not among the missing not among the hospitals patients we don't know anything i hope he's in this ambulance arriving now because i was just told that they found someone and he answered his phone last night so we hope this could be a good sign. if there were. emergency workers say the most difficult part of the rescue effort is still to come. from this evening we'll start moving some of the biggest segments of concrete from the collapsed bridge where. we're doing this in order to create new spaces for our teams to enter so they

we will start with the continuing fallout from that terrible, terrible bridge collapse in northern italyaccording to the government, they could be the company that's responsible for maintenance of big and researcher projects like those bridges across the country. basically, they have to blame somebody? they have, and this is a very graphic and well put together story on the front page of the times. on the left—hand side of the page, the political element of the story, italy's new populist government targeting particularly what they call the business elites and significantly bustled the eu, putting some blame in their direction. on the other side of the paper, the human element, this couple who perished. and some of the stories, yes, the 39 people who have perished, the awful tragedy that this has been. but on the other hand, the lucky people, including one 01’ hand, the lucky people, including one or two britz as i understand who survive. but you know, there was a line today thus sought, though this is not unique in italy. these problems in italy are not unique in recent yea rs, problems

these docs are sometimes known as a gateway to northern italy, home to the largest industrial and commercial port in the% region. the bridge carried thousands of toos of goods every week from milan. the collapsern cculd have a devastattng impact onnthe region. >> the situation in the port is totally frozen. riskleaves 55,000 jobs at able to suppoot the extra load, so thissis a economy.rous situation for the those 55 thousand% jobs, there are fears that tourism toothhecity could take a hit, too. one point, 7 million crews liner passsngers paas through the port each year. while the motorway over the bridge alss brings in visitors prom francc. with reconstruutton li h he coultakeke months if n notears, tthe bridge's demised may limitt the movement off people and goos to the city for a long time to -- for longtime to come.3 shame and sorrow over skating reports that details decades of sexual abuse of children by catholic priests. ccurch officials were complicit in covering up thh abuse. to more, let's ross josephine. we hearr strong reaction from support -- in response to the report. what are vi

time now for something to eat and for today's cats were heading to northern italy where nearly every chef has the local dumplings and is all unary d.n.a. we learn now from a chef anton visa how to make three different cockpits. fifty two you know italy's northern those towns mines at the foot of the alps and songs to roll the perfect place to enjoy life coaching. the family run hotel is in the heart of stone this is where head chef on tolling views are pretty traditional italian and regional dishes like three stick on a daily to really see or to rotate in three of. the. dumplings used to be the farmer's main meal today they are a speciality date. you need stale white bread for the dumplings stephanie barnhart the hotel housekeeper pick some up every day from the local baker. the photographer at the bakery it's cut into small chunks this is day old white bread the basis for our traditional dumplings and. that's a really and trio with ravioli and two kinds of dumplings. one is a cheese dump like to make it anton these are needs day old bread milk cheese eggs childs and green onions fir

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also leading with the men's —— westminster attack and that collapsed bridge in northern italy is thewarned —— swarmed the westminster attack or‘s are in the westminster attack or‘s are in the guardian front story is the reported rise intake for chief executives while workers pay failed to match inflation. we will get out of that story with low levels of unemployment, the lowest seen since the mid—70s, but wages have not been keeping pace with inflation but we will get onto that in a minute. laura, we start with the telegraph. that attack seemingly counterterror police are leading the investigation into what happened with this vehicle on the westminster bridge, within a year of another attack at roughly the same spot. yes, it felt a bit deja vu this morning going into work and seeing police everywhere and it is interesting because obviously the story has had huge coverage today but it was one guy. it's not like he achieved the mission he perhaps set out to achieve, reports of him driving around for hours this morning, leaving his home i think in birmingham or wherever he rented the ca

that's the good news the water is going down here rescue teams are scouring a mountain trail in northern italy for any more people who may have been caught by flash floods ten hikers were swept to their deaths with twenty three rescued after heavy rains brought a deluge of water surging down the i can ill of gorge prosecutors have launched an investigation into possible manslaughter and negligence russia has denied a ukrainian prisoner on hunger strike for one hundred days is in critical condition filmmaker maker that is all legs since of his serving a twenty year prison sentence for conspiracy to commit terrorism he strongly opposed the russian integration of his native crimea his family are now seriously worried about his health or a challenge has more from moscow. alex and so it began his hunger strike back in may he said he would refuse food until all ukrainian nationals were released from russian jails now he's only accepting a nutritional supplements to keep his organs functioning so far campaigning from human rights groups influential russians and international leaders like the french p

also this hour a highway bridge collapses in the northern italy city of genoa sending vehicles plunging meters below with thirty five people confirmed dead. and the latin american news outlet told her is blocked on facebook for the second time in two thousand and eighteen raising questions over freedom of speech on the social media platform.

headlines at 11pm: 26 people have died and 15 were badly injured after a motorway bridge collapses in northern italyown of genoa. police are searching three addresses in the midlands, after a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of terrorism, following a car crash outside parliament. three people were injured by the ford fiesta, which swerved into cyclists and pedestrians shortly after 7:30am this morning. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method, and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. this is the scene right now in westminster, as the suspect‘s car is taken away. the england cricketer, ben stokes, has been cleared of a charge

it was caught on camera in northern italy. that fuel tanker slammed into a truck on the highway.etting off blast so powerful part of the roadway collapsed. this was near buloanau where two people were killed and up to 70 injured, some severely burned. >> you can see how big that was. >>> in the middle of the longest ever job growth streak, they've put out the list of toughest jobs to fill. the toughest job to fill is construction. despite good benefit said, many businesses don't put in the time for on-the-job training. farmers anding a ar agriculture. 911 dispatchers. >>> nba star lebron james hasn't been to l.a. long but he's already making a splash in hollywood. he's set to produce "shut up and dribble." that title comes from comment made by laura ingram on her show in february. it's set to debut in october and the current political and cultural climate against the back drop of the nba. >>> after 60 years robert redford said he's retiring from acting. "the old man the gun" will be his on screen fair well. writing never say never but i pretty well concluded this will be it for m

the top stories. 39 people are known to have died in the bridge collapse in northern italy. the transport minister wants to revoke the contract of the company responsible for maintaining the bridge. police continued to question 29—year—old salih khater, the man arrested after a suspected terrorist attack in westminster. and a bell has wrung out 32 times in omagh to mark the 20th anniversary of the bombing and they commemorate each of the lives lost and one extra, marking those who have died in similar atrocities. the bbc will not appeal after losing the high court case brought by sir cliff richard over its coverage of a police raid at his home. in a moment, sport but first let's take a look at what is coming up on bbc news. we will be live in genoa for the latest on the search for survivors. ahead of tomorrow's a—level results thousands of stu d e nts a—level results thousands of students received their btec results and we look at why more people choose vocational courses. and on the papers, i am joined by david davis and owen bennet. all of that is to come but now it is spo

at least 35 people have died, after a major motorway bridge collapsed in northern italy. rescuers are searching the rubble and wrecked vehicles for survivors. anti—terror police are questioning a 29—year—old man who was arrested after a car was driven into barriers at the houses of parliament this morning, injuring a number of people. officers are also carrying out searches at three addresses in the midlands as part of their investigation. the england cricket all all—rounder ben stokes has been cleared of a charge of affray at bristol crown court. his lawyer says he's looking forward to getting back to playing the game. there are more troubles on the high street, as the diy chain homebase announces plans to close 42 stores. the move puts up to 1500 jobs at risk. in a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at 7.30, we'll have maureen hinton, a retail analyst from global data, on—set to tell us more ministers are promising more powers for social housing tenants — we'll be discussing the new proposals and wh

. >>> developing news, a massive rescue effort on in northern italy after a bridge collapsed killing at least 31 people. a live look city of genoa. rescuers pulled several survivors from what from once was the morandi bridge. you can see the bridge reduced to chumpgs of concrete and steel. engineers are looking whether it was structural failure or if rain play aid role. >> one person in custody after a crash in san francisco that killed a bicyclist at turk and taylor in the tender loin district at 5:45 tonight. police shut down the street for the investigation. parts of the bicycle and victim's shoes were left behind. police haven't said what led to the crash and the arrest. >>> new at 11:00, family and friends of two antioch teens gathered tonight to remember the two young men when the car they were riding in crashed. cornell bernard add reports from walnut creek. >> reporter: two families grieving the loss of their sons at a vigil to remember two young lives cut short. >> i am very blessed to see the ll ont that these young men had t these kids. >> reporter: kimberly's 17-year-old

. >>> a massive explosion caught on camera in northern italy. fuel tanker slammed into a truck on the highway catching fire and setting off a blast so powerful that part of the roadway actually collapsed. police say two people were killed and up to 70 injured, some of them were severely burned. >>> closer to home intense police body cam video showing officers rescuing a passenger trapped inside a burning car in atlanta. one officer uses a fire extinguisher on the flames and they manage to pull the victim out of the smoke-filled vehicle. two others were rescued by good samaritans. all three were taken to the hospital. police say the car hit a utility pole. >>> tributes pouring in tonight for beloved tv star charlotte rae. so many people reminiscing about mrs. garrett, the different strokes housekeeper whose quick whit and wisdom made us laugh and smile for many years. it's the role she's most known for but her career spanned decades on stage and screen. charlotte rae died surrounded by her family at home in los angeles. she was 92. >>> up next to

a state funeral for those killed in tuesday's bridge collapse in genoa northern italy. hello welcome to our jazeera live from doha i'm martin dennis also coming up the worst floods to hit the indian state of carola and one hundred years of false thousands out of their. breaking the mold cricket star turned politician imran khan this whole name is pakistan's new prime minister.

in northern italy, the funerals of some of the victims of the collapsed bridge in genoa have taken place. the government had offered state funerals, but fewer than half of the families accepted, as anger towards the authorities grows. a high court in turkey has upheld the decision not to release the american pastor andrew brunson from house arrest. he's on trial for alleged terrorism in a case that's damaged relations between turkey and the us. fans and musicians around the world are continuing to pay tribute to the "queen of soul", aretha franklin, who died yesterday. mourners have been paying their respects at sites across the us. at 10pm, clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the day's news. first in our money & power season, we take a look at the lives of three entrepreneurs on their way back in back from the brink. they say that to be a successful entrepreneur, you have to experience failure. thomas edison, considered the greatest inventor of his time, went through 10,000 prototypes to make the light bulb. the business magnate henry ford twice filed for bankruptcy before

people have been killed and dozens more injured when an oil tanker exploded on a motorway in northern italy. it collided with several cars. it caused a bridge to partly collapsed and even shattered the near thesome houses scene. ri gates, aon lime business associate of paul manafort, president trump's formerer campaign manag has confessed tha' manafort'file that they filing falsemes by tax returns and not disclosing foreign bank accounts. he is nsidered a star witness in the case after he pleaded guilty in february and agreed to acquire work with positives. mr. manafort has pleaded not guilty on aging counts. hescue teams are still searching for survivors onndonesian island of lombok after a second powerful earthquake. at least people have died and t the death toll is expected to rise as rescuers srough the rubble of flattened homes. thousands of residents and tourists who have been left without shelter are trying to leave the holiday island. our correspondent is on lombok and sent this report. reporter: it struck without warning, sending thousands into the streets to seek shelter. the 6.9

this is out of northern italy where a tanker truck failed to slow down.t b fst intomes after hitting another truck, but then another vehicle appears to hit it, causing an even bigger explosion. the blast was so powerful, part of the roadway actually collapsed. >>> to ama drac rescue now caught on a police officer's body camera. this is inatlanta. the officer used a fireti exnguisher to put out the flames and pry open the car door to get a passenger out of there. two others in the car were rescued by good samaritans. l three people went to the hospital. police say the car crashed into a utility a pole the engine was engulfed in flames when they arrived. >>> white supremacists are coming to town ts sunday to rally in the shadow of the white house. while our city has a lot o experience handling protesters, anxiety is high because this group has a history odl dy violence. demonstrators for unite the right will gather this weekend with signs and confederate flags. this is the same group, you'll recall, that held a rally last august in charlottesville where a c

. >>> we're back with the live pictures from northern italy.right there on the ground about 1,000 searchers are at the scene of the deadly bridge collapse. they don't expect to find anymore survivors. but the death toll of 39 is still likely to rise. more than thre

city and the people affected we've been speaking to our son who was attorney a civil engineer in northern italy thank you so much but. police in britain have confirmed they are treating a car crash outside parliament as a terror attack the vehicle crashed into security barriers after injuring cyclists on pedestrian string choose the morning rush hour the driver was the tane by armed police who rushed to the city. was. was. was. well run seven thirty am a silver hotspot drove speed through the westminster area before crashing into bar ears i'd side the high says of parliament coming down in this way to hear but for parliament summer recess this would really normally just be a bustling government area though with iconic landmarks nearby big band is there at westminster abbey as well it's always very popular with tourists now police have lifted the cordon from the area and say intelligence indicates there is no further danger to the public what we do know is that three people have been injured two where hospitalized with non life threatening injuries and the driver was arrested on suspicion of ter

and i went to school in rather a so in northern italy and started to play the guitar. and i listened to a lot of english language music she was. not german or italian but mostly english. and i really liked songs diana. i think it was that song that convinced me to start working on the music business that was. giorgio moroder was born and so it's really you know nine hundred forty at the age of nineteen he left home inter jura for me as a basis to nightclubs and writing popular music. and music he churned out one hits after another. he was also one of the first to record an album in which one track flowed into the next like the perfect mix tape it was always experimenting with the latest technology. it seemed any good with a synthesizer there are some effects that can sound in the longest stretches of a song should i put it slightly lame yes. but i think the special synthesizer effect happening less and less it's the synthesizer is gradually being recognized as an instrument and it's ever. right yes but isn't it a cold instrument a technical instrument yes some sound a

>>> we're back with the live pictures from northern italy. genoa, italy where right there on the ground about 1,000 searchers are at the scene of the deadly bridge collapse. they don't expect to find anymore survivors. but the death toll of 39 is still likely to rise. more than three dozen vehicles plunged 150 feet to the ground. anger is growing with prosecutors looking into the bridge's design and maintenance. the highway is operated by a private company. >>> a shark attack victim is recovering. >> he was swimming close to an area where two great whites were spotted last week. drone video shows a shark in the water off the beach. more than a dozen people ran to the man's aid, including two recent nursing school graduates. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: paramedics airlifting this man after a suspected shark attack off cape cod, massachusetts. the call came in around 4:30. the 61-year-old man was alert and talking but suffered puncture wounds to his torso and leg. several shark sightings have been reported in recent days, at least two gre

funerals have been held for some of those who died when a major road bridge collapsed in genoa in northern italyment had offered state funerals, but fewer than half of the families accepted the offer. anger towards the authorities has been growing, because of suggestions the structure had not been properly maintained for years. from genoa, james reynolds reports. amid the heavy machinery and the tons of rubble, the search for survivors sometimes comes down to a single voice. "anybody there?" shouts a rescuer. there is no reply. but they will keep going for a while longer. it's difficult to say we will finish tomorrow, but i can tell you that probably in a couple of days we should finish. but it is really depending on how we can remove all the debris. parts of the operation are extremely delicate. here, firefighters reversed a truck abandoned right next to the edge of the collapse. professor antonio brencich is on the official investigation commission. before he was appointed, he told me that the original engineer's bridge design was flawed. he made some decisions that produced a bridge, a new br

also this hour a highway bridge collapses in the northern italy city of genoa sending vehicles plunging meters below with thirty five people confirmed dead. and the latin american news outlet tells her is blocked on facebook for the second time in two thousand and eighteen raising questions over freedom of speech on the social media platform. this is our to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned midnight welcome to the program. police in london have confirmed that they are treating a car crash outside parliament as a terror attack the vehicle crashed into security barriers after injuring cyclists and pedestrians during tuesday morning rush hour the driver was detained by armed police who rushed to the scene the suspect who is now in police custody on suspicion of terra fences has been identified as a twenty nine year old british citizen the head of the u.k.'s counter terror unit so as the suspect is not cooperating he is not believed to have been previously known to british intelligence and it is thought to be from the city of birmingham and the

the top stories. 39 people are known to have died in the bridge collapse in northern italy.nued to question 29—year—old salih khater, the man arrested after a suspected terrorist attack in westminster. and a bell has wrung out 32 times in omagh to mark the 20th anniversary of the bombing and they commemorate each of the lives lost and one extra, marking those who have died in similar atrocities. the bbc will not appeal after losing the high court case brought