so, pc keith palmer, who died protecting parliament.ng southwark cathedral. organ music plays. music continues. so, many police officers lining the streets and behind them a huge number of members of the public who have come out to pay their respects. just talk us through what will be going through the minds of those many police officers who were watching there. well, there they are in what is called their number—1 uniforms, their best uniforms, as a mark of respect is to their colleague. just tipping their heads as he passes. many of them will be thinking about their owning counters, how lucky they have been, how lucky they are to be there today. they will be thinking about themselves going home this evening, going home to their families. themselves going home this evening, going home to theirfamilies. i think there will be many tears shed by those officers. they will be thinking about the family, they will also be thinking about the other officers who were injured in this attack and have yet to recover. that will be going through thei

on one hand, it is going to be a public tribute, pc keith palmer died a very public death. sisters, this will bea and brothers and sisters, this will be a private family funeral. earlier, the dean of southwark cathedral spoke to us of the difficulty of trying to combine those two things, but he said at the heart of today's event, the family of keith palmer. despite the pomp and ceremony, it is about his family and ceremony, it is about his family and giving them time to grieve and to say goodbye. iamjoined by i am joined by the former commander of specialist operations at scotland yard. this is a public event, it has -- it is yard. this is a public event, it has —— it isa yard. this is a public event, it has —— it is a time for the public to honour the sacrifice, but also, a deeply personal time. for his wife and family and friends. as somebody who has attended full police services, talk us through how those two things are combined. it is a balance. it depends on what the family want for the officer. this is a unique occasion, when the service wa nts to a unique occasion, w

for pc keith palmer, march 22nd started like any other day.afternoon, on duty and doing thejob he loved, he was attacked by khalid masood, who had just killed four other people on westminster bridge. colleagues say the married as—year—old, father of a five—year—old girl, died a hero. this lunchtime thousands of police officers are lining the route as his coffin is taken from the chapel at the palace of westminster, where his body has been lying in rest by special permission of the queen, for a service at southwark cathedral. this report from our home affairs correspondent june kelly. unarmed, and unthreatening, keith palmer was murdered by khalid masood because of the uniform he was wearing and the place he was helping to protect. this morning, pc palmer's name was added to the roll of honour on the national police memorial on the mall. lives all lost in the line of duty. keith palmer was 48 and had served as a police officerfor 15 years. this was 48 and had served as a police officer for 15 years. this afternoon at his funeral, he will be hon

thousands of police officers from around the country are to attend the funeral of pc keith palmer, who was murdered in last month's westminster attack. the service will take place at southwark cathedral later today. if you could paint a picture of a perfect policemen, you would be painting a picture of pc keith palmer. —— policeman. good morning. it's monday the 10th of april. also this morning: russia faces the threat of fresh international sanctions for its support of syria's president assad, as foreign ministers from the g7 nations meet for two days of talks. 200 years after the discovery of parkinson's. we'll hear why people living with the disease are still waiting for a cure. i want to apply myself more to make up i want to apply myself more to make upfor i want to apply myself more to make up for what i have lost. a train carrying british goods will leave essex this morning for a 17 point 5000 mile trip to china. in sport, sergio garcia pips justin rose to win the masters. the spaniard beats rose on a play—off hole for his maiden major title on his 74th time of asking. what a da

the funeral of pc keith palmer is taking place at southwark cathedral.requested that it would bea the family requested that it would be a private funeral. throughout the course of the day, police officers from all over the country have arrived here in london to pay their respects to pc keith palmer. he was 48 years old, a husband, a father of the five—year—old girl comedy lost his life just the five—year—old girl comedy lost his lifejust behind the five—year—old girl comedy lost his life just behind be protecting the houses of parliament. his body lay in rest in a couple just beneath the houses of parliament, with a special commission from the queen. it is an honour that is normally afforded only two great statesman and women, but her majesty agreed that the privilege should be extended to pc palmer. his funeral cortege left the palace of westminster, travelled slowly through the streets of london. streets that he knew so well. much of his 15 year policing career took place here in the capital. much of it. -- place here in the capital. much of it. —— muc

and finally, the metro covers the funeral of pc keith palmer. we are going to cross the water to the atlantic, over the atlantic to america. donald trump's son, eric has given an interview to the telegraph where he says putin won't bully us. more alarmingly it seems from this conversation the main point of sending of those missiles was to make sure he and his father could defuse the threat posed to trump by the russia scandal. one of eric tram's statement is if there is anything syria did, it was to validate the fact there is no russia. so his main take on this event is that my father will now no longer be under suspicion for his links with russia. and putin won't bully us. if he wants a fight, we won't be intimidated by talk of war. like two bullies in the playground squaring up and say, if you hit me, i will hit you back. is the fbi's investigation, the other investigations, will they care about the missiles being sent to syria, suggesting donald trump is not in league with president putin?” suggesting donald trump is not in league with presid

the funeral of pc keith palmer took place this afternoon. palmer will be remembered by his colleagues. keith has an extraordinary man and we've just finished a terribly sad and poignant service to say goodbye to keith and to celebrate an amazing life. he was clearly very kind, good hearted and very hard—working and very, very talented police officer. he arrested extraordinary numbers of criminals, but he was genuinely also a friendly face of british policing and in this horrible, horrible sad time, ithink and in this horrible, horrible sad time, i think all of us in policing hope that today's tribute to him is some small comfort to his family who we can't possibly imagine what they have been going through. we're incredibly proud of him and we know they are too and all our hearts are with them. police in manchester have launched extra patrols in the city centre, after receiving a surge in calls about people passing out from taking the banned drug, spice. greater manchester police said they dealt with 31 calls relating to the drug in 2a hours

thousands of police officers line the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer — who wasurdered in the westminster attack. the 48—year—old — who was married with a five—year—old daughter — was stabbed as he tried to stop khalid masood entering parliament. officers from all over the country lined the route of the funeral cortege — his coffin was carried into southwark cathedral by friends and colleagues. one of the kindest people you ever find. very giving. if you could paint a picture of a perfect policeman you would be painting a picture of keith palmer. also on the programme tonight. boris johnson joins foreign ministers in italy as international pressure grows on russia to abandon its support for syria's president. police say they are dealing with a spice drug epidemic in manchester and it is putting pressure on public services. the so—called libor scandal — the bbc uncovers evidence implicating the bank of england in rigging a key interest rate. australia's great barrier reef is in great danger say scientists as warmer waters strip the colour out of much it, leaving i

he went on to kill pc keith palmer in a knife attack inside the gates to parliament.minster and surrounding area went into a security lockdown. on wednesday, a commemoration was held at westminster bridge. hundreds of people gathered on the bridge, which was closed to traffic. commons speaker, john bercow, announced two reviews of security at the palace of westminster, and he harked back to the attack. 2:40pm today marks a week on from the shocking events of last week. our thoughts will be in particular with the metropolitan police, as they mourn their colleague, pc keith palmer. the foreign office minister, tobias ellwood, has received widespread tributes for coming to the aid of pc keith palmer. mr ellwood has said he is heartbroken that the police police officer died. foreign office question time was the first occasion since the attack on which tobias ellwood has appeared on the front front bench. labour's shadow foreign secretary took the opportunity to praise him. may i start by paying tribute to the member for bournemouth east, for his extraordinary courage last

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pc keith palmer was guarding an entrance to the houses of parliament when he was killed. he leaves behind a wife and five—year—old daughter. thousands of officers lined the route of the funeral cortege to southwark cathedral, where the service took place. and officers in two police helicopters paid their own tribute, with an aerial salute. we'll have the latest on the events in westminster and southwark. the other main stories on the bbc news at 5pm. foreign ministers from the g7 nations have been trying to find a unified approach to tackling the conflict in syria, after last week's suspected chemical—weapons attack. the bbc has uncovered evidence implicating the bank of england in the so—called libor rigging scandal. there are renewed fears for the great barrier reef after scientists say two thirds has been damaged by "unprecedented" coral bleaching. and, the first rail—freight service from the uk to china sets off on a 7,500—mile journey, gci’oss seven countries. it's 5pm. our top story is that the funeral service has taken place for pc keith palmer, who was stabbed to

westminster, good morning, but it is a sombre day here, because this is where the funeral cortege of pc keithakes it journey to southwark keith palmer will start as it makes itjourney to southwark cathedral on the south bank of the river thames. shortly after one o'clock, his body will be taken from the chapel, the royal chapel in the palace of westminster where there has been a police honour guard all night, every hour the guard changed with collea g u es hour the guard changed with colleagues standing guard over his coffin throughout the night. the hearse will take his coffin passed the very point where he was stabbed to death a little over two and a half weeks ago, and it will move out of westminster, passed us right here on college green and then over lambeth bridge and along the south bank of the river past waterloo station and on towards london bridge station and on towards london bridge station where southwark cathedral is, so it is quite a big police operation here today. are large crowds expect it? indeed, they really are. 5000 or more police officers from every force in the country

few moments ago, those who could not make it to the capital this afternoon paid their respects to pc keith palmer with a two—minute silence held outside police stations gci’oss silence held outside police stations across the country. there will be tributes to pc palmer throughout the service this afternoon. it is a full police funeral, but also a very private, very personal time for his friends and his family. some 50 members of pc palmer's family at southwark cathedral this afternoon. lam southwark cathedral this afternoon. iamjoined southwark cathedral this afternoon. i am joined here in westminster by roy ramm, former commander of specialist operations at scotland yard. please share your thoughts with us. i thinkjust seeing the crowd there, recognising the uniforms, slight radiation is in uniforms, slight radiation is in uniforms, from across the country, speaks volumes about the poignancy of this tragic event. also seeing the officers and the members of the civil staff standing outside the lease buildings across the country, this is an event which took place in parliament, but spread f

of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer, the officer killed in the westminster attack. and use, or chance of russia listening to the west? what does assyria look like after our site? how big a problem is spiced and satirising tribe. —— trump. good evening and welcome to bbc news. international pressure is growing on russia to abandon its support for syria's president assad in the wake of last week's chemical weapons attack on a rebel town. tonight western foreign ministers from the g7 group of industrialised nations have been meeting in northern italy to consider a co—ordinated response — which could include support for new sanctions on moscow and damascus. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, said america

thousands of police line the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer, killed in the westminsterack. the spice drug that leaves users hallucinating like zombies — police in manchester say it's become an epidemic there. the oil giant shell admits dealing with a convicted money—launderer to negotiate access to a vast off—shore oilfield in nigeria. and on his 74th attempt at winning a major title, spain's sergio garcia finally pulls it off at the masters after a nail biting finish. and coming up in sportsday later

a 48—year—old father and husband, pc keith palmer had been a policeman for 15 years. he westminster terror attack, as he stood guard outside the houses of parliament. pc palmer was one of four people killed, while a fifth, andreea cristea, died in hospital just a few days ago. later today, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to rest in a chapel of st mary undercroft in the palace of westminster. it's a rare honour and one only done with the consent of the queen. the former prime minister baroness thatcher and tony benn are the only people in recent times to have lain there too. tomorrow, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to southwark cathedral. as a mark of respect, the metropolitan police have retired pc palmer's shoulder number. a157u will not be reissued to another officer. we're joined now by christine fulton, whose husband lewis was murdered while on police duty in 1994. christine then founded a charity called ‘care of police survivors‘. thank you very much for coming in. i mentioned lewis, just briefly explain your story and how you came to setup the charity. lewis w

thousands of police officers from around the country are to attend the funeral of pc keith palmer, whoice will take place at southwark cathedral later today. if you could paint a picture of a perfect policemen, you would be painting a picture of pc keith palmer. —— policeman. good morning. it's monday the 10th of april. also this morning: russia faces the threat of fresh international sanctions for its support of syria's president assad, as foreign ministers from the g7 nations meet for two days of talks.

a rare honour — the body of pc keith palmer, who was stabbed to death last month, is taken to the palaceminster ahead of his funeral tomorrow. also in the next hour... commemorating the fallen of the first world war. around 20,000 people, many canadian, are in northern france to remember the 100th anniversary of the battle of vimy ridge. mercedes‘ lewis hamilton has won the chinese grand prix in shanghai, beating ferrari's sebastian vettel, who finished second. and in half an hour, charting the rise of china's snooker superstar, in enter the dragon. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a british man was among four victims of thursday's terror attack in the swedish capital, stockholm. two swedes and a belgian also died. officers have revealed that the main suspect, a 39—year—old man from uzbekistan, was an asylum seeker who was facing deportation. he had also expressed sympathy with extremist groups. police have said that more officers will be deployed in stockholm to protect citizens. full national operation resources are being tasked to support the police region in stockholm, the cou

a rare honour — the body of pc keith palmer — who was stabbed to death last month — has arrived at the westminster ahead of his funeral tomorrow. also in the next hour — commemorating the fallen of the first world war. around 20,000 people, many canadian, are in northern france to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the battle of vimy ridge. mercedes‘ lewis hamiltion has won the chinese grand prix in shanghai, beating ferrari's sebastian vettel, who finished second. and in half an hour, the extraordinary achievements of seven young people are celebrated in this year's rotary rotary young citizen awards. a british man among the four victims of the stockholm truck attack has been named as chris bevington. the family of the 41—year—old said they were devastated by his untimely tragic death. two swedes and a belgian also died, when a truck rammed into a crowd and then crashed into a department store on friday. swedish police say the suspect had been facing deportation and had extremist sympathies. simonjones reports. thousands gather in the centre of stockholm for a vigil against terroris

a rare honour — the body of pc keith palmer — who was stabbed to death last month — has arrived at the westminster ahead of his funeral tomorrow. also in the next hour — commemorating the fallen of the first world war. around 20,000 people, many canadian, are in northern france to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the battle of vimy ridge. mercedes‘ lewis hamiltion has won the chinese grand prix in shanghai, beating ferrari's sebastian vettel, who finished second. and coming up in half an hour — click looks at whether voice—controlled personal assistants live up to the hype. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a british man among the four victims of friday's terror attack in stockholm has been named as 41—year—old chris bevington. family of the 41—year—old said they we re family of the 41—year—old said they were devastated by his untimely and tragic death. police have said that more officers will be deployed in stockholm to protect citizens. thousands gather in the centre of stockholm for a vigil against terrorism. as more details emerge of those who lost their lives when a hija

and finally, the metro covers the funeral of pc keith palmer. trump's son, eric has given an interview to the telegraph where he says putin won't bully us. more alarmingly it seems from this conversation the main point of sending of those missiles was to make sure he and his father could defuse the threat posed to trump

a 48—year—old father and husband, pc keith palmer had been a policeman for 15 years. masood during the westminster terror attack, as he stood guard outside the houses of parliament. pc palmer was one of four people killed, while a fifth, andreea cristea, died in hospital just a few days ago. later today, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to rest at chapel of st mary undercroft in the palace of westminster. it's a rare honour and one only done with the consent of the queen. the former prime minister baroness thatcher and tony benn are the only people in recent times to have laid there too. tomorrow, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to southwark cathedral. as a mark of respect, the metropolitan police have retired pc palmer's shoulder number. a157u will not be reissued to another officer. more than 20,000 people, including princes charles, william and harry, will gather in northern france today to mark the centenary of one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. thousands of scottish and canadian troops died in four days of fighting in the battle of vimy ridge.

pc keith palmer was guarding an entrance to the houses of parliament, when he was killed.usands of officers lined the route of his funeral cortege. there are renewed fears for the great barrier reef, after scientists say two thirds has been damaged by "unprecedented" coral bleaching. good evening and welcome to bbc news. foreign ministers from the g7 group of leading economic nations, are meeting in italy for two days of talks, with the syrian conflict dominating the agenda. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, is leading calls for russia's president, vladimir putin, to distance himself from the assad regime, and find a way forward for a negotiated settlement of the civil war. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, will argue that syria has no future with bashar al—assad as president. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins, has sent us this report from the tuscan city of lucca, where the ministers are meeting. america's secretary of state is in italy to turn up the international heat on syria's president assad and his russian backers. rex tillerson very deliberately

and thousands of police line the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer, killed in theestminster terror attack. hello. there is growing international pressure on russia to abandon its support for syria's president assad, in the wake of last week's chemical attack. but there's little sign russia will risk its strong military interests in syria. western foreign ministers from the g7 group — the uk, the us, japan, italy, france, germany and canada — have been meeting in italy, trying for a co—ordinated response — which could include new sanctions on moscow and damascus. from lucca, our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. contemplating italy's past glory and syria's present horror, boris johnson and america's secretary of state rex tillerson were in lucca to turn up the international heat on president assad and his russian backers. this morning rex tillerson very deliberately started his day at a memorial to a nazi atrocity in 1944, the massacre of local villagers, and drew a direct parallel to the gas attack last week. we will rededicate ourselves to holding to account

a 48—year—old father and husband, pc keith palmer had been a policeman for 15 years. tminster terror attack, as he stood guard outside the houses of parliament. pc palmer was one of four people killed, while a fifth, andreea cristea, died in hospital just a few days ago. later today, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to rest in a chapel of st mary undercroft in the palace of westminster. it's a rare honour and one only done with the consent of the queen. the former prime minister baroness thatcher and tony benn are the only people in recent times to have lain there too. tomorrow, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to southwark cathedral. as a mark of respect, the metropolitan police have retired pc palmer's shoulder number. ais7u will not be reissued to another officer. tributes are being paid to the former radio two presenter, brian matthew, who died yesterday aged 88. his broadcasting career spanned almost 70 years. he's most well known for the ‘sound of the 60s', a programme he presented for 27 years. but it was his first appearance on the ‘saturday skiffle club‘ that

a 48—year—old father and husband, pc keith palmer had been a policeman for 15 years. ster terror attack, as he stood guard outside the houses of parliament. pc palmer was one of four people killed, while a fifth, andreea cristea, died in hospital just a few days ago. later today, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to rest in a chapel of st mary undercroft in the palace of westminster. it's a rare honour and one only done with the consent of the queen. the former prime minister baroness thatcher and tony benn are the only people in recent times to have lain there too. tomorrow, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to southwark cathedral. as a mark of respect, the metropolitan police have retired pc palmer's shoulder number. a157u will not be reissued to another officer. a man has suffered what police say are life—changing injuries, after acid was thrown at him in north london. his wife and their two year old son suffered minor burns in the attack, which happened at around i o'clock yesterday afternoon near caledonian road in islington. police say they want to hear from anyone

they're covering the funeral of pc keith palmer, the policeman killed in the westminster attack.e route of the funeral procession. let me show you these pictures that came in to the newsroom overnight from hungary. at least 50,000 people took to the streets budapest over new laws that could lead to the closure of one of the countries most prestigious universities. there has been a further update in the last few hours. this from a news agency in hungary saying the president has approved the law that regulate foreign universities and could force the college out of hungary. that is a reference to this. the central european university. it will be unable to award diplomas because it is registered in the us. that will be a problem under the new law. the university was founded by philanthropist george soros. the hungarian government says... the suggestion is he is trying to interfere in hungarian politics. oleg boldyrev explained the disagreement between the government and george soros. the government essentially holds george soros accountable for at least defending the rights of those

the body of pc keith palmer, who was killed in the westminster attack last month, has arrived at the consent for his coffin to be in the chapel of st mary undercroft before his funeral tomorrow afternoon, which is expected to be attended by hundreds of police officers from across the uk. 0ur correspondent daniel boettcher reports from westminster. as the hearse bearing the coffin of pc keith palmer arrived here at the palace of westminster, police officers bowed their heads. there was an honour guard, made up of members of his team of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command, waiting for his coffin. it was then taken into the palace of westminster, and to the chapel of st mary undercroft, where there was a private service for close members of pc palmer's family. his body lies in rest at the chapel for 2h hours. tomorrow, his coffin will be taken from westminster to southwark cathedral, where there will be a full police service funeral. it is expected that officers from around the country will travel to london to line the route and attend that funeral. the payday loan firm

pc keith palmerwho, unarmed, confronted him inside the grounds of the houses of parliament.e has been a heightened sense of security here. the fact he is in a location that has recently been the subject ofa that has recently been the subject of a terrorist attack would make any investigating officer think this is the time we need to step in before he causes some harm. the fact that perhaps he was making his way towards parliament as well is a very key point that they would want to ta ke key point that they would want to take him out while he was least expecting it. the man now in custody is said to be 27 and from london. it is said to be 27 and from london. it is understood he holds a british passport but wasn't born in the uk. counterterrorism detectives and the security service mi5 will have built a picture of him as they monitored his movements. they will now be looking at his mental state, his beliefs and his associates. june kelly, bbc news. let's speak to our correspondent richard lister who is on the scene at westminster. it all looks very calm behind you and carrying

thousands of police line the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer, killed in the westminsterack. the spice drug that leaves users hallucinating like zombies — police in manchester say it's become an epidemic there. the oil giant shell admits dealing with a convicted money—launderer to negotiate access to a vast off—shore oilfield in nigeria. and on his 74th attempt at winning a major title, spain's sergio garcia finally pulls it off at the masters after a nail biting finish. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, crystal palace have already uspet the leaders, chelsea, this month — can they do the same to arsenal? good evening. international pressure is growing on russia to abandon its support for syria's president assad in the wake of last week's chemical weapons attack on a rebel town. tonight foreign ministers from the g7 group of industrialised nations have been meeting in northern italy to consider a coordinated response which could include support for new sanctions on moscow and damascus. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, said america would hol

a 48—year—old father and husband, pc keith palmer had been a policeman for 15 years. terror attack, as he stood guard outside the houses of parliament. pc palmer was one of four people killed, while a fifth, andreea cristea, died in hospital just a few days ago. later today, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to rest in a chapel of st mary undercroft in the palace of westminster. it's a rare honour and one only done with the consent of the queen. the former prime minister baroness thatcher and tony benn are the only people in recent times to have lain there too. tomorrow, pc palmer's coffin will be taken to southwark cathedral. as a mark of respect, the metropolitan police have retired pc palmer's shoulder number. a157u will not be reissued to another officer. the headlines on bbc news... the government toughens its rhetoric over russia's involvement in the syrian civil war. an explosion at a coptic church in the city of tanta has killed 13 people. a service has been held in sweden to remember the people killed ina sweden to remember the people killed in a terror attack

he took the lives of five people, including pc keith palmer and injured many more.tened sense of security here. the fact that he is in a location which has recently been subject to a terrorist attack that would tend to make any investigating officer to think — this is the time we need to step in before he causes some harm. the in fa ct before he causes some harm. the in fact that perhaps he was making his way towards parliament as well is a very key point that they woop want to ta ke very key point that they woop want to take him out when he was least expecting it. what do we know about the man? he is 27 and lives in london. it is said while he is a british national he wasn't born in the uk. counterintelligence daicts and the security services mi5 will be trying to build a picture of his background aes they have been monitoring his movements. as he begins his first night in custody, police will be looking at his associates. with me is our security correspondent, gordon corera. it looks like police had been monitoring this individual for sometime? it is an intelligen

he took the lives of five people, including pc keith palmer, who confronted him inside the grounds ofhen there has been a heightened sense of security. the fact he is in a location recently the subject of an attack would make any investigating officer to think this is the time we step in before he causes harm. the fact he was making his way towards parliament is a key point, that they would want to take him out when he least expected it. the man is said to be 27 and from london. it is understood he holds a british passport, but was not ordered the uk. counterterrorism detectives and mi5 will have built a picture of him as they monitored his movements. they will look at his mental state, beliefs and associates. danjohnson is there for us. i know you have been there a while, what have people been saying about this? you can see how close we are to parliament and the same distance from the gates of downing street. people who were here were drawn back to thinking of the terror attack a month ago. the arrest was made on the island in the middle of the road and people described how afraid th

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the body of pc keith palmer, who was killed in last month's terror attack, is lying in rest at the palacewestminster ahead of his funeral tomorrow. also in the next hour — the final round of the us masters gets under way. england'sjustin rose and spain's sergio garcia share the lead. we ll have full details of this and the rest of today's sporting action. the oscar—nominated film is narrated by samuel ljackson and traces the history of america's civil rights movement. find out what mark kermode makes of it in the film review. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a british man among the four victims of the stockholm truck attack has been named as chris bevington. the family of the 41—year—old said they were devastated by his untimely tragic death. two swedes and a belgian also died when a truck rammed into a crowd and then crashed into a department store on friday. swedish police say the suspect had been facing deportation and had extremist sympathies. simonjones reports. thousands gather in the centre of stockholm for a vigil against terrorism, as more details emerge of those who lost

this evening, a minute's silence will be held at charlton athletic football ground in memory of pc keithalmer, the policeman who was killed in the westminster terror attack two weeks ago. pc palmer was a lifelong fan of the club. 0ur reporter chris slegg is at the ground now. yes, a very sombre atmosphere here tonight ahead of kick—off. the match itself, a league1 tonight ahead of kick—off. the match itself, a league 1 fixture against mk dons, of secondary importance as the fans come to pay their respects. the day after the terror attacks, charlton left a club scarf on keith palmer's seat, which stayed thereon till today, and the seat itself was replaced by a wide seat. tonight 22 of his former colleagues willjoin the players on the pitch. they will be led out by pc palmer's brother and everyone willjoin in the period of silence. in the summer, a permanent memorial stone will be laid outside the stadium. the club chaplain here is with us. how has his loss impact of the club? it impacted the club straightaway when we discovered kate had been a —— keith had been a season ticket holder for

the body of pc keith palmer, who was murdered in the westminster terror attack, has arrived at the houseshouses of parliament, his coffin will lie in rest at the chapel of st mary undercroft. in rest at the chapel our home editor mark easton reports. in rest at the chapel it is an honour traditionally afforded only to great statesmen and women, but this afternoon the body of police constable keith palmer arrived at the palace of westminster to lie in rest at the chapel of st mary undercroft. the bodies of baroness thatcher and tony benn were the last to lie here, with the permission of the queen — the chapel falls under royaljurisdiction. of the queen — the chapel falls her majesty agreed that pc palmer should be granted the same privilege. palmer should be granted an ordinary copper who performed an extraordinary act of bravery. killed protecting parliament. an extraordinary act of bravery. tomorrow pc palmer's coffin will pass through these gates and pass the exact spot where he lost his life. and then the funeral cortege will make its way across the river through streets lined with pol

pc keith palmer was guarding an entrance to the houses of parliament, when he was killed.d fears for the great barrier reef, after scientists say two thirds has been damaged

its front page also shows a picture of the coffin of the westminster attack victim pc keith palmer priorral tomorrow. the us military is the focus for the financial times. it leads on the us president's decision to increase us naval power in korean waters. the independent‘s main story, billed as an exclusive, is about the rising number of domestic violence victims withdrawing charges against their alleged abusers. and the guardian says that most asylum seekers are placed in the poorest parts of the country. is that i i; ,, , m tfaifi then, f: fl ' 7' 7 about. he was not president then, but donald trump of course ridiculed barack obama's line on that. russia is clearly using very threatening tones. it is hard to know exactly what this would mean underground. but the reality i the what this would mean underground. but the reality. the us has got and according it be 500 us troops - syrian is. so consequently, border is. so consequently, there are border is. so consequently, there a re targets border is. so consequently, there are targets the russians could hit. they could hit them and say th

he took the lives of five people, including pc keith palmer and injured many more.ere's been a heightened sense of security here. the fact that he is in a location which has recently been subject to a terrorist attack that would tend to make any investigating officer think this is the time we need to step in before he causes some harm. the fact that perhaps he was making his way towards parliament as well is a very key point that they would want to take him out when he was least expecting it. what do we know about the man? he is 27 and lives in london. it is said while he is a british national he wasn't born in the uk. counterterrorism detectives and the security services, m15, will be trying to build a picture of his background and they have been monitoring his movements. as he begins his first night in custody, police will be looking at his associates. june kelly, bbc news. theresa may has refused to be drawn tonight on whether britain could offer military support to the united states in the event of further american air strikes against president assad's regime, d

the funeral of pc keith palmer, who was murdered in last month's westminster terror attack, has taken here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. it isa it is a mixed picture. but there is a more positive outlook in the united states. several videos from america have been posted online, of a man apparently being violently dragged off a united airlines flight, that was overbooked. the footage shows him being pulled out of his seat and dragged down the aisle, as passengers prepared to take off from chicago to louisville on sunday evening. 0ne passenger said the man had refused to volunteer to leave the overbooked plane, and in a statement the airline said because he'd refused, law enforcement was asked to intervene. united's chief executive has apologised for having to rebook customers, and said a review into exactly what happened has begun. the chief executive of barclays, jes staley, will lose his annual bonus of more than a million pounds, after two regulators opened an investigation into his conduct in a whistle—blowing case. he'd attempted to find out who wrote a letter, raisi

a minute's silence has been held at charlton athletic football ground in memory of pc keith palmer, theo weeks ago. the match against mk dons was dedicated to the memory of the 48—year—old officer, who was killed in the westminster terror attack last month. pc palmer was a lifelong fan of charlton athletic. now on bbc news kirsty wark with newsnight. i should warn you that the programme includes distressing images. the finger of blame is pointed at bashir al assad for a suspected chemical weapons attack on the syrian opposition town in idlib killing more than 50 people. with russia on his side and the white house stating that defeating is, not regime change in syria, is their aim, we'll ask obama's chemical weapons expert — who can stop assad? also tonight, ken livingstone is suspended from holding office in the labour party for two years for stating that hitler supported zionism. what's he got to say about that and his punnishment tonight? and... you 0k? ow! 0k. don't. freak. out. and, are fans of marvel comic books resistant to change? it's 1960s spiderman versus 2011 spiderman. does

thousands of police line the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer — killed in the westminster

pc keith palmer, who was murdered in the west is that terror attack, has arrived before his funeral laterw it is time for asia business report. —— westminster terror. benneteau toshiba is in the spotlight this week. we'll find out why their troubles mirror what is wrong with japan. andrew rules on this guy. we look at singapore's efforts to control the airspace use for drones. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm sharanjit leyl. and welcome to a brand—new week. and these are few things we are expecting on the corporate calendar this week. on tuesday, toshiba is due to release its earnings. the troubled japanese conglomerate has been delaying releasing its results. it is done that already twice while trying to assess losses from its us nuclear business. 0n trying to assess losses from its us nuclear business. on thursday, we get the first good result from jpmorgan chase. and in —— it is a short trading week with good friday coming up. and to help map out the trading agenda, i spoke with a market hours. i first asked him trading agenda, i spoke with a market hours. ifirst asked hi

the body of pc keith palmer, who was murdered in the westminster terror attack, is lying in a chapel of parliament, ahead of his funeral tomorrow. the payday loan firm, wonga, has apologised after admitting nearly a quarter of a million british customers may have been affected by a data breach. one meet the author this week i will speak to scarlett thomas about her switch to writing for children and the creation of a fictional world full of magic and danger. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist lucy cavendish, and tom bergin, business correspondent at reuters. hopefully not suffering from too much sun after a lovely day out there tonight. tomorrow's front pages then, starting with — the daily telegraph leads with claims that russia and iran are threatening to retaliate against america, following last week's air strike on syria. donald trump is accused of crossing "red lines". the financial times focuses on president trump's decision to increase us naval power in korean waters. the independent leads with an