they say parsons green station is closed.ve sent a hazardous response team. transport for london said district line services are suspended between earls court and wimbledon. other than that, it remains in the realms of speculation or witness testimony that we cannot confirm. it looks like there was a container in a plastic bag with possibly wires coming from it, but it is too early to say. also reports from witnesses that people have been screaming. sophie raworth says she saw a woman stretchered off with burns to her face and legs. it sounds like a major incident. there clearly are people injured, but we don't have official sources confirming any more detail. we can now speak to robin foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened? foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened ?” foster, who is at parsons green, an eyewitness. what happened? i was about to walk into the station and there were two people standing outside and a woman sitting on the pavement with blood around her and she was cryin

i'm joined here in parsons green bya me.r expert from nottingham university. good morning. thank you very much forjoining us. what do you make of today's events?” very much forjoining us. what do you make of today's events? i think is an indication that the terrorist threat is still very much alive. we are fortunate that no one seems to have been seriously hurt, there are obviously some minor injuries, which hopefully will be treated and people will recover we hope and pray, without any long—term effects. but what it also indicates is that particular individual lacked fortunately the crazy commitment we have seen from others. they didn't hang around to be arrested or killed, they ran away. i think what will probably find in the next few hours is that suspects will be identified if not arrested, because the cctv on all of the stations from wimbledon, will more than park, southfields and so on, will have been looked at, and the cctv at parsons green will be analysed, and the individual will probably already be identified, but

parsons green tube station southwest london.explosion on a tube train happening morning of rush hour in london, just about 8:00 a.m. local time. it's now 10:24 local time in london, reports of multiple injuries, several of those injuries reportedly are burns, british police officially saying they are investigating this incident on a london train as a terrorist incident. we are continuing to monitor the breaking news out of london for you. lauren: here at home, hurricane josÉ was downgraded to tropical storm, fox senior meteorologist janice dean has been tracking, she's here with the latest, are we in the clear or not yet, good friday morning. janice: no. get preparation this is weekend because we could be dealing hurricane offshore or perhaps impacting the northeast, new england area next week. here is josÉ. we are expecting it to restrengthen into a cat 1 hurricane and there's the forecast models coming closely. this is the center of the storm so the potential impacts all along the coastal areas from mid atlantic up towards new

they say in a tweet we are aware of an incident at parsons green. we have turned off dynamic pricing and will refund all journeys from the affected area, this after they were criticized for the surcharges they charged after the westminster and the london bridge attacks. >> clearly they learned their lesson from this they are trying to help to a certain degree we will continue to follow this story. >>> shares in maersk are under pressure after a bank of america merrill lynch downgrade. the downgrade was to underperform speaking to cnbc earlier, the former maersk ceo acknowledged the share price performance has lagged in recent months but believes the firm is heading in the right direction. >> it's been an effort over many years to refocus the company more on its goal which is shipping, transportation, logistics. and that is the trend that is become followed. also with the acquisition of the humboldt >> nestle has bought a majority stake in blue bottle coffee. the deal gives the maker of chocolate a 60% stake in the coffeemaker. the price tag is betwe

it happened as the train was coming into parsons green station. people rushed to get out.ked into the station and there was blood on the floor and people running down the stairs, screaming "get out!", people running and crying and the whole station was evacuated. people were coming out of the station covered in blood and burns. the bbc news presenter sophie raworth was nearby. i've seen a woman who was just stretchered off here, and clearly her legs were wrapped up and she has been burned. she has burns to herface. she was conscious and was taking pain relief and oxygen. but clearly people have sustained very nasty burns. she seemed to have burns all over her body, from top to toe. her legs were wrapped up in some kind of protective plastic film and she definitely had burns on herface as well, so very clearly people have been injured. the london ambulance service began its emergency response. but early reports suggest that of 18 people taken to hospital, none have life—threatening injuries. as police cordoned off large sections of the area there was disruption for local pe

station, there at parsons green tube station, there was an explosion on a tube train. attended. we now assess that this was a detonation of an improvised explosive device. as you have seen, the reports of 18 injuries, and i understand most of those to be flash burns. the scene currently remains cordoned off and the investigation continues. in terms of the police response, as you'd expect, well practiced as you'd expect, well practised command structures have come into shape and an operation led and coordinated by the metropolitan police, working with our colleagues at british transport police and others. the investigation is being led by the metropolitan police counter terrorism command and parts of the national counter—terrorism policing network and there are many urgent enquiries ongoing now with hundreds of detectives involved, looking at cctv, forensic work and speaking to witnesses. this investigation is supported by our colleagues from m15, and bringing their intelligence expertise to bear on the case. finally, in terms of the police response, i would emphasise t

he is parsons green.leads up to the station, you might be able to make it out in the distance, they either come out and walk past down to the police cordoned they go in. there hasn't been a large—scale evacuation of people from the properties around here. we understand some people were moved, those within about 50 metres of the station, not a wide area, moved for their own safety because of the fact this device only partially went off so there were some partially went off so there were so m e safety partially went off so there were some safety concerns. broadly speaking there are people beyond the police cordoned who'd been coming and going and some families who live down this street as well. much reaction has come in through the day, most notably the important stuff coming from the met police. earlier the assistant commissioner for the met, mark rowley, gave us this update on his investigation. i want to talk briefly about the incident, about the police response and what we need from the public at this t

helena in parsons green.ism says hundreds of detectives are now involved in the investigation. the bomb is being examined by forensic teams and officers are looking through cctv at the station for clues about who planted it. our security correspondent gordon corera takes a closer look now at the investigation and where it might lead. this device is at the heart of the investigation. and it will have provided police with many clues. one clue of these wires coming from it, almost certainly used to try to trigger an explosion. they look similarto trigger an explosion. they look similar to these christmas tree lights that a birmingham man planned to use in a home—made device before he was arrested. such improvised devices do not always go off properly. that was the case on the zist properly. that was the case on the 21st of properly. that was the case on the 2ist ofjuly 2005, when the underground was targeted. explosive experts believe today's bomb also did not explode as intended. the size of the device that was

this time parsons green, a blast on a tube train.ived at the station and got caught up in peoplejust streaming out onto the streets. i can still picture their faces, some of them were dazed and others, it was the look of sheer panic. no one is allowed through here.|j was the look of sheer panic. no one is allowed through here. i saw a wall of fire coming towards me and people getting up to run out of the train. when you say you saw fire. .. the whole carriage was engulfed in flames making its way up to the end of the carriage. you're saying that the fire was the size of the carriage? completely engulfed the carriage. i saw this firewall and eve ryo ne carriage. i saw this firewall and everyone ran for the door is and started going down the platform. suddenly there was a wall of people running down the street and screaming and people in tears. the emergency services were here within minutes with the immediate area evacuated and in lockdown. the media presence has grown and grown, the continuing salads understandably of the police pres

i was down at parsons green this morning, still at parsons green this morning, still a lot of policetivity and i think people are still in a sense of shock. we would almost assumed that these types of attacks had gone, attacks directly on the tube network, that is the first since 2005 because there has been more primitive terrorist attacks since then, which shows you have to be vigilant at all times. thank god it didn't detonate properly, it could have been so much worse. also the direction the train was gomg, worse. also the direction the train was going, coming into town. everybody was lucky. but we also have to take on board, the fact the speed of this indicate how locked down this country is. people think there are all kinds of things they don't know, but they know more than we think. the fact they were able to pinpoint this in such a short time, it indicates how on top of this they are. we are a democracy, liberal democracy, so you can't have id cards and all of that, but i think for the speed the position so far and the fact we have had 10,000 police court in london, neverthele

let's cross now to parsons green. 0ur correspondent robert hall is outside parsons green station.t dan was saying there. what has happened in the past suggests that that that reference to walk —— more police activity chimes with way things work. they will want to build a trail as it were leading from any individual that they have detained, they want to find out whether he has had, ora she, has they want to find out whether he has had, or a she, has had any help from anybody else in preparing this device. and that may involve further raids, further police operations. and that is why, i come back to the critical state operation, the introduction of troops to relieve armed officers, that is why that move is not just armed officers, that is why that move is notjust window dressing. they are releasing those officers to respond and take part in any further operations the investigating team have planned or may take part in during the day. i want to move back ifi during the day. i want to move back if i made to casualties. we have had a statement from hospitals over the last ten or 15 min

"critical", after they arrest a man at the port of dover in connection with yesterday's attack at parsons green. it's a very significant arrest. if there are other people responsible it's ourjob to find them — and that is part of the reason why we are remaining at critical at the moment. armed police are searching a house in surrey that's linked to the suspect. it's the home of a couple who provide foster care. she's fostered generations and generations of children and i've never known anyone more dedicated to the community and helping people. four people have been killed, after a lorry crashed through the central reservation on the m5. a woman and two children are in a life—threatening condition. also in the next hour, some passengers are left stranded abroad after ryanair implements a programme of flight cancellations. the airline says it plans to axe up to 50 services a day for the next six weeks to clear a backlog of staff leave. and we'll be talking a look at tomorrow's front pages, including the observer which focuses on the investigation into the bomb attack on the london undergrou

this is a live look outside the parson green subway stop. police confirm they are investigating investigating an incident at the subway station following a report of an explosion. services have been cut along the line. there's a heavy police presence and emergency personnel. no word of injuries. however, we're finding from accounts on line that witnesses were seen fleeing from the subway in a panic. it's about five hours ahead of our time here. just about 9:30 in london. we'll continue to follow this and bring you updates as soon as we have them. >>> 4:31. 70 degrees. breaking news now. at least one gunman fired shots into a home sending bullets through the front door, and a child is inside the home. two friends are hurt from the shooting which happened in the kingsessing neighborhood of philadelphia. matt delucia joins us live from presbyterian hospital in university city. was the child in the home injured? >> reporter: no, the child was not injured. what i can tell you about the women is that what may have made the difference is the fact t

the parson green ter incident was. quote an attempt by evil and currently individuals one of the questions is no of course going to be whether this is a group attacked by you know wise we have seen by the likes of vice a little or a lone wolf attack perhaps with links to a terrorist group that's what we don't know at this stage the cobra meeting the the . terror the organization headed by the british government they're meeting at the moment so we're waiting to hear what comes out of that as well as we saw with the aerial footage the area has been almost completely cleared a lot of people been evacuated from their homes in the vicinity of those helicopters flying above to try to get to the bottom and track down anybody who could be responsible also going to be pouring over that c.c.t.v. footage as you say that it an exploded or partially exploded device like i said forensic goldmine you know the manhunt well under way nikki are and bring this right up to the. residence of parsons green so they have always considered tha

the suspected bomber left the train at the stop before parsons green, where the bomb material caught sandford has the story. still a major crime scene, the mauve terraced house in sunbury—on—thames, where an 18—year—old man had lived with his foster parents. a young man who the bbc has confirmed had been referred to a counter—extremism programme. a young man neighbours rarely saw. i've never seen him enter or exit. even when the police were there, i never saw him. last friday, a man was seen in the street at the rear of the house at around 7:00am in the morning, and was recorded on multiple cctv cameras heading towards the nearest railway station. in his right hand, what seems to be the bomb which, if it had been correctly made, could have killed many passengers. he seems to have taken the 7:15am train from sunbury station, travelling with the morning commuters from surrey into central london, arriving at wimbledon station at 7:a6am. there, still apparently carrying the highly unstable explosive, it is thought he used the disabled lifts to change onto the london underground system, a

from the outset parsons green doesn't seem to be an obvious target.ibilities investigators will be looking at, was this intended to go off at a busy hub? earls court or a big cross—section somewhere like that. and it worked as appears to have been intended, it would have caused all the sensational headlines, even bigger than we've got, it would have been far worse, i think. than we've got, it would have been farworse, ithink. in no than we've got, it would have been far worse, i think. in no way, the location isn't that important, the point is it went off on a crowded tube train on a busy line at commuter hour in a similar way to the 2004 madrid bombings. those were much bigger and worse and the death toll was nearly 200. this is a narrow escape. i wonder if you could go into more detail about what will be going on behind—the—scenes. go into more detail about what will be going on behind-the-scenes. there are several lines of inquiry here. first and foremost, the hunt for the perpetrator. as daniel sandford mentioned earlier, hundreds of police detect

we are 18 metres or so away from parsons green tube station.ht still be in position. what has been going on since the attack happened during the rush hour this morning, forensic officers have been on the platform, trying to look for any evidence that they can. crucially, they have been looking at that device. that is not a job that they want to rush. they want to make sure the device has been made secure, then they can look at that because that device called crucial clues which will lead them to the person who put that device there and potentially any other people who we re potentially any other people who were involved in this attack. so, the emergency services are still here at parsons green tube station and we have been hearing stories throughout the day from people not only on the train who described the chaotic scenes as they tried to get out of the train station, but also we have been speaking to people who have been working in this area. one lady works in a cafe not far from the tube station. she said she saw dozens the tube station. she

glasgow to parsons green station, the incident took place there yesterday.nvestigation? yes, we were saying earlier today that although things have settled here, the scene has been cleared, lines running again, passengers travelling to and from central london. we always thought that there would be fast—moving developments during today. it was perhaps clear from the fact that police had not gone public with cctv pictures. they had not asked the public for cooperation beyond what they had already done. they were looking at more than 70 images and pieces of video sent in by the public. hundreds of officers have been working with intelligence services overnight, to gather those strands and pull them together. as we have heard in the last 30 minutes orso, we have heard in the last 30 minutes or so, they've moved in and made this arrest. it is important to stress, at this early stage, it's clear their statement that while they regard this as a significant arrest, and the degree of the significance may become apparent as the day goes on, the threat level still rema

this area around parsons green is still very much locked down. locked down. there is a school behind me, 400 to 500 girls in there, they are not allowed to leave. many of them will travel on the tube, when the teachers have established that the children are safe, they have been told that they are. daniel sandford is at scotland ya rd are. daniel sandford is at scotland yard for us. we know it was a device, we think it possibly had a timer. from the people that i have spoken to this morning on that tube, they are feeling like they have had a lucky escape. it is starting to look as if it was a very, very lucky escape. let's pick it apart with the details. this was a large bucket of some kind of kennel call subject, the top section appears to have detonated or exploded in some way. it looks like a device where the initiator has detonated it in some way but the main charge of the device has not. it has been described by the police as an improvised explosive device, a home—made bomb and we understand it was detonated by a timer. so unusually, the bomb

andy is live for us at parsons green. the early hours of this morning. what's the scene there now? it out and about 1:30 a.m.. the court has been lifted, the police investigation is over. you can see the police officers and vehicles behind me. they are part of the operation to reassure people who are travelling on the tube today, people who have been very concerned obviously knowing that another attack may well be imminent. but people are being told to be vigilant. and to report to police anything suspicious and of course, anything suspicious and of course, any suspicious object. you can see the officers on the entrance to the tube there and i've had a look inside, you can see the very small ticket hall in there, very narrow and divided and you can see why suddenly people were injured in the crush. hundreds of people from one train all trying to get out. a total of 29 people were taken to hospital. some of them with injuries caused by the crush, some of them burn injuries. we now know that eight of them at least have gone

the aftermath of the parsons green bombing. here it is in the 0bserver.d. hints that they are keeping in mind that there could be other people involved beside the 18—year—old. other people involved beside the 18-year-old. yes. it seems that right now it is centred around a family home of a couple who foster young children, young people, refugees. the police are looking at that, they were at dover today. they got a suspect. so they seem to have a pretty good picture of who they are looking at and what they are going to do their. they are keeping an open mind and it is impressive to see the shape that they have made already of this situation. and the speed... there is clearly a lot of concern that there could be other people involved in this incident as well as the person who has been arrested. there could potentially be, hopefully not, but potentially be, hopefully not, but potentially be other attacks planned which is why the threat level has been raised to critical and we have troops on the streets. it is a fast moving investigation, clearly a race again

people on board that train at parsons green this morning. earlier i spoke to the transport police. underground and the overg round transport police. the underground and the overground is cctv rich, hundreds of officers will be looking at thousands of hours of cctv. they will be piecing together. they will be looking outside of the various stations and on to the streets. it —— there is a superb opportunities in this investigation. there are only a relatively small number of tube stations prior to parsons green on that journey where tube stations prior to parsons green on thatjourney where this particular device could have been brought on from. yes, that is true. but it could have come from network rail, into wimbledon, there are a number of different ways it could have got into the system. but that isa have got into the system. but that is a good chance that there is some good cctv of this character getting onto this chain. the actual tube train itself is still at the scene now. you would imagine that to be the case for a good while? this is a huge opportunity, with a partially expl

"critical", after they arrest a man at the port of dover in connection with yesterday's attack at parsons green. at this stage we are keeping an open mind around whether more than one person is responsible for the attack and we are still pursuing numerous lines of enquiry and at great pace. detectives raid a house registered to two foster carers in sunbury—on—thames. surrey police say residents of surrounding properties who were evacuated may now return home. having guns and the black masks down your road, trying to walk your son down, telling him it's all right, it's really quite scary. four people have died and three are in a life—threatening condition after a lorry crashed into two cars on the m5 motorway in gloucestershire. the foreign secretary borisjohnson revives his contested claim that brexit could free up more money for the nhs. good evening and welcome to bbc news. detectives investigating the bomb attack on the london underground say they are keeping "an open mind" on whether more than one person was responsible for the bombing, despite arresting an 18—year—old man. 30 people

what the describing is crudely made bucket bomb the smalling a maybe reports of a second bomb to parsons green chub station as well in westland that evidently if it is there didn't go off this has been confirmed yet a newspaper correspondent is initially reporting that saying a second device is being deactivated by bomb squad experts and obviously there's. some good reason why they're saying that we're trying to get a handle on our correspondent and this is it churkin who is heading to the scene the police service said just now put up a hundred meter cordon at least maybe it will widen that in view of the. there are two potential for this one potential device that the still is hasn't gone off and is being deactivated in a statement threesome a note saying my thoughts are with those injured at parsons green and the emergency services who once again are responding swiftly and bravely to a suspected terrorist incident this being the fifth terror incident in the u.k. since summer this year. ok let's bring in doug weeks now he's a terrorism expert are you live on the line of a chance to say i

following the bombing at parsons green yesterday.turn home but they are saying the cord and will remain in place around cavendish road which is the focus of the search and residents will be escorted back to their homes, they said the police operation continues but there are no safety risks. the cord bash cordon remains in place at cavendish road but residents can return home. ryanair is facing a wave of complaints, after announcing it is cancelling up to 50 flights a day for the next six weeks. the move could affect hundreds of thousands of people. and some passengers who've already flown abroad with ryanair, have been informed by text that their flight back to the uk has been cancelled. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. it's europe's busiest airline, but it's grounding hundreds of its own planes. in doing so it is ruining holidays for thousands of its own customers, some of whom found themselves stranded overseas having been notified by text or e—mail by ryanair. the next flight to newcastle is next thursday. we cannot g

it is very normal, we attack like parsons green?sure that there was notan imminent police were not sure that there was not an imminent attack being planned, the quite quickly became a bit more sure it seems and dropped it back to the severe level. at the critical level they can do things like use the militarily underground to back—up the police, bring it back to back—up the police, bring it back to severe, we are back to where we have been all year and that means that we are going to see a lot of security alerts and a lot of people of potential terrorism in the news reporting the sort of thing to the police were perhaps they might have just walked on. but clearly with the device plays the train that went unnoticed we think for about 90 seconds from the point where it was left by the person who put it on the train, that is something that people are thinking about. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: a devastating earthquake hits mexico killing more than 200 people including at least 20 children in the school. dozens of buildings have

some of those who witnessed what happened this morning at parsons green.the headlines: 22 people have been injured after oui’ 22 people have been injured after our device was detonated on a packed tube station in london. a fireball was said to have been set off on the train. the device was hidden in a carrier bag. the area around parsons green station was evacuated and there was a stampede as passengers tried to flee from the scene. north korea has fired another ballistic missile overjapan korea has fired another ballistic missile over japan creating korea has fired another ballistic missile overjapan creating renewed tension in the region. the missile travelled more than 2000 miles landing in the sea. the japanese prime minister said that his country would not tolerate what he called dangerous provocative action. the united states also condemned the launch and called a un security council meeting tonight as richard lister now reports. siren across parts of northern japan, people woke to the sound of sirens again this morning. "take cover," said the messag

at parsons green station, where the lines run overground, a brief stop.tation, where the lines run overground, a brief stoplj green station, where the lines run overground, a brief stop. i stepped on and within two seconds, a massive bang. loud enough to make me wonder what it was, and i looked around and this wall of fire was coming towards us. this wall of fire was coming towards us. i turned and i saw the fireball surged towards my side. you heard the loudest, scariest screams coming from what sounded like the carriage next to us. people shouted run, so we ran for our lives. it was pandemonium on the platform, people falling down because everybody was trying to make an exit. i fell over somebody who had fallen in front of me but managed to get myself up. passing passenger pointed a phone back at the train. inside was this, still flaming, a white bucket with something inside. police later confirmed a makeshift bomb. get away and move down the platform. despite the explosion, the train appeared in ta ct, the explosion, the train appeared in tact, althoug

district line chub on the way to work you set up my headphones on listening to music the train got to parsons green some people or got off some of got on to look to my left on the saw hundreds of people running up. the heard shouting and screaming i ran out as well he said it was really tightly packed as a rule trying to get out of that station at the same time people pushing each other falling on the floor there were school kids there as well absolutely terrifying. images there secularizing online as well he says it is to have taken pictures on that. very quick to come up with a picture of this smoldering thing in the corner yes a plastic tub that went up this guy goes on to say as well because he said he saw a woman on the floor i don't know whether she was breathing there was a little boy on the train station screaming and crying saying he couldn't find his little brother just a snapshot maybe of what was going on with this morning we know that the mayor of london said the car has said that the city quote utterly condemns the hideous individuals who attempt to use terror to harm us and des

lucy manning, bbc news, parsons green. examined by forensic teams and officers are looking through cctv at the station for clues about who planted it. our security correspondent gordon corera reports. the device at the heart of the investigation. the ongoing hunt for the person who planted it has now led to the uk's threat level moving up to critical — its highest level. the makeshift bomb will have yielded some clues in that hunt. like these wires coming from the bucket, used to try and trigger an explosion. they look similar to these christmas tree lights that a birmingham man planned to use in a home—made device before he was arrested. such improvised devices do not always go off properly. that was the case on july 21st, 2005. experts believe today's bomb also didn't explode as intended. the size of the device that was employed was quite significant. and had that device functioned in its intended and designed mode, we'd have seen considerable casualties. many people injured and probably many people killed. the explosive

lucy manning, bbc news, parsons green. keep up—to—date with the manhunt in london following the parsons green attack, (tx gfx) by going to our website where there are also more eyewitness accounts and analysis — just click on our website. more on the bombing now. the head of counter—terrorism says hundreds of detectives are now involved in the investigation. the bomb is being examined by forensic teams and officers are looking through cctv at the station for clues as to who planted it. our security correspondent gordon corera takes a closer look at the investigation and where it might lead. the device at the heart of the investigation. the ongoing hunt for the person who planted has now lead to the uk's threat level moving up to critical. its highest level. the makeshift bomb will have yielded some clues in that hunt. like these wires coming from the bucket, used to try and trigger an explosion. they look similar to these christmas tree lights that a birmingham man planned to use in a home—made device before he was arreste

we are getting some breaking news of a possible explosion on a tube train at parsons green station inended between earls court and wimbledon. we are receiving reports from reuters as saying the london ambulance service says it is on the scene at parsons green station in west london. we have reports of a canister possibly exploding and peoples face and skin being affected bya peoples face and skin being affected by a white powder. this week, apple decided people might be be willing to pay nearly $1,000 for a phone. it's hoping augmented reality features and added nascent technology will persuade consumers to dig deep. and the us dept of homeland security telling all government agencies to remove the russian it protection software kaspersky from their computers. apparently, there are fears over links some kaspersky execs might have with russian intelligence. let's get the inside track on this week's big stories with our technology correspondent rory cellanjones. what is the deal with kaspersky? kaspersky is one of the world's biggest cyber security companies. it was founded by eugene ka

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we've seen the initial phase of the investigation at parsons green.re counterterror police are now evacuating and raiding essentially a property in sunbury on thames, residential property in what looks to be like a council estate type area, a few miles south of heathrow airport. they have put in a 100—metre cordon. they've evacuated people from the area. they've sent in 60 officers to ensure that whatever they find is made safe and that no—one gets hurt as a result. this operation is ramming up. they —— ramping up. they say it's a precautionary measure following the arrest of the 18—year—old this morning. there will be all the intelligence they've gained from the device itself, from cctv, from speaking to this person and now, being able to see if this is the property that person was from, what they can find there and what evidence there might be that connects this person to the events of yesterday. thank you very much. i know you're going to keep an eye on things. it is a worrying time, for london, worrying time now for the people on sunbury on thames

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as investigations enter their third day, following the terror attack at parsons green, police say they second man, who is 21. he was detained late on saturday night in hounslow in west london, and is now being questioned. it follows the arrest of an 18—year—old man early yesterday morning at the port of dover, which had to be partially evacuated. the home secretary said the police and security services are still trying to establish just how many people were involved in the attack. this has been a year like no other. we have seen five serious attacks and six that were foiled by the police, and the police are getting on with doing their operation today. they are working closely with the security services. there is still intense police activity at the terraced house in sunbury where the 18—year—old is believed to have lived with an elderly couple, known for fostering hundreds of children, including refugees. penny and ronjones were recognised for their services by the queen when they were made mbes in 2010. their house is just over 11 miles away from the attack. it appears that the improv

an explosion has taken place at the parsons green tube station in london. police have declared this a terrorist incident. this explosion taking place at 8 lone 20 a.m. local time. again in west london. report of injuries taking place inside of this tube car after this explosion. we have live pictures also as well or pictures of what may have been the source of this explosion. police, of course, still investigating everything else. i want to bring in kelly who is on the way to the scene. kelly, what more are you learning about what took place? >> reporter: this now has been declared a terrorist incident as you mentioned by the counterterrorism police and that police unit in charge of counterterrorism. they say a number of people have been injured. not clear how serious those injuries are or how many have been injured. we're hearing, according to witness reports on the scene that there was some sort of explosion just as the train was pulling into the station this morning around 8:20 this morning. and then the doors were opened, there was a panic, people fleei

andy is live for us at parsons green. in the early hours of this morning. yes, it reopened at 1:30 a:m., the cordon has been lifted, the forensic investigation here has finished. there were police officers to reassure passengers they have gone so apart from the media, you would not have known there was a terrorist attack at this location 2a hours ago. looking at how small that entranceway is, you can understand why so many people were injured in the crush to get out. 29 people were taken to hospital and eight have been released. overnight, we had a brief statement from the mayor of london, sadiq khan. he says, london stands together today as always, we will never let those who look to divide is a win and we will never be defeated by terrorism. thank you. our reporter dan freedman is at new scotland yard for us this morning. what's the latest on the investigation? assista nt assistant commissioner mark rowley speaking last night, he is the national league for counterterrorism and he says they are making excellent progress.

at 8:20am, this train, packed with commuters, had just arrived at parsons green.s loud enough to make me wonder what the bang was, and i looked round and this wall of fire was just coming towards us. i turned left and i saw the fireball surge towards my side. luke walmsley was in the carriage listening to music. a bang and then a flash to my left. almost immediately, sort of a surge of people screaming and running towards me. the improvised bomb was in a white bucket, with wires attached, in a lidl freezer bag. david nelson saw it partially detonate. lots of schoolchildren, there was a flash of light inside there was a flash of light inside the carriage, just a wave and a burst of flame. and after you saw the flames, what happened? panic. everyone pushing to get off. luckily the doors were open, we have just got into the station. and then a bit chaotic, people being thrown everywhere, being trampled. there we re everywhere, being trampled. there were people running over, a lot of people within the carriage watching to get outside the train, i was hoping to see ——

the city's underground train stations it's believed that several people are injured this says at parsons a crane that's in southwest london again and sit in there people are injured and we are gathering much more information for you so to keep it here on al-jazeera and north korea has launched another ballistic missile crossed japan the second time in less than a month that's prompted an emergency un security council meeting later on friday the latest launch comes a day after threatening to sink japan with nuclear weapons cregg leeson reports from tokyo. the missile launch followed a familiar pattern it came early morning two minutes before seven local time with japan in its path launched from the capital pyongyang the missile flew three thousand seven hundred kilometers over the northern japanese island of hokkaido reaching a height of seven hundred seventy kilometers before crashing to the pacific ocean. just minutes after sirens sounded in her as a public alert was issued residents had mixed feelings. against me just doesn't feel real i really don't know what it'll do it gives me the

at parsons green station, where the lines run overground, a brief stop.n and within two seconds, a massive bang. loud enough to make me wonder what it was, and i looked around and this wall of fire was coming towards us. i turned and i saw the fireball surged towards my side. you heard the loudest, scariest screams coming from what sounded like the carriage next to us. people shouted run, so we ran for our lives. it was pandemonium on the platform, people falling down because everybody was trying to make an exit. it was pandemonium on the platform, people falling down because everybody was trying to make an exit. i fell over somebody who had fallen in front of me but managed to get myself up. a passing passenger pointed a phone back at the train. inside was this, still flaming, a white bucket with something inside. police later confirmed a makeshift bomb. get away and move down the platform. despite the explosion, the train appeared in tact, although the line was brought to a halt and other trains is that you to as passengers were to safety. hundreds were

the explosion at parsons green happened at around 8:20am and the bomb was in a lidl bag.ught to be a recent and troubled foster child of ron and pennyjones, neighbours say. i saw ron arguing with him and went out, asked what is wrong and he didn't want to come in the house, hejust wants to go to london. over the last year, there have been numerous police cars parked outside the house as i have driven past but it has been more wrapped up over the last two or three months, with police call—outs to the house. local people are having to get used to this steel cordon across their road. the hope is it will be removed shortly, but the investigation will continue. it is not unusual for friends and acquaintances of terrorism suspects to be arrested but then later released. there is a long way to go. the former england and manchester united captain, wayne rooney, has been banned from driving for two years and ordered to do community service after pleading guilty to drink—driving. he was arrested near his home in cheshire earlier this month. our sports editor dan roan was in court.

an armed police operation is underway by officers investigating the parsons green attack yesterday morning hours after an 18—year—old man was arrested in dover on suspicion of terrorism. the home secretary has called the arrest ‘very significant‘. the armed police operation currently underway is taking place in sunbury—on—thames in surrey, only 11 miles away by road from yesterday's terrorist attack in parsons green. the bbc understands the operation is focused on cavendish road. a house is being searched and residents close to the property in sunbury are being evacuated. these are some of the latest images. taken by residents and passers—by. armed police swooping on the neighbourhood. 0ne local woman told me that the police arrived and gave her a one—minute to leave with her children. the metropolitan police have released a statement regarding the operation in sudbury. that is the latest statement that we have had from the metropolitan police, regarding that operation. 0ur correspondent robert hall is at new scotland yard. a lot of developments in the last hour and a lot of developments i