we are also seeing on the reuters news agency, and again this isjust are also seeing on the reuters newss saying that two armed men have entered a restau ra nt two armed men have entered a restaurant in barcelona, after the van crash. just seeing that on one source at the moment, the reuters agency, saying that two armed men have entered a restaurant in barcelona after the van crash and this is the reuters news agency quoting local media. and a reminder that the afp news agency is quoting a police source in barcelona, confirming this, they said, as a terrorist attack. this has all unfolded in the last few minutes, as we heard, from our witness, who had been walking down las ramblas, if anyone watching has been to barcelona, you will know this as possibly the most popular tourist pa rt possibly the most popular tourist part of the city, with numerous shops and restaurants pedestrianised in large part, but certainly a focal point for visitors to barcelona. we know that a van crashed into a crowd of people, we have heard they be half a dozen people injured but no firm figures on this at all

police sources are reporting that number of 13 dead to reuters news agency. another critical line in the last little while, police sources are also talking about them searching for two perpetrators and there are reports of at least one person, in a cafe, hold—up. it is thought they could be hostages in that situation. those are the latest details. that is what they are currently dealing with in barcelona. a huge police operation. this is the van where it came to rest. finally, after going at high speed down the road. going onto the pavement. this is the street, you can see from those pictures how narrow and busy it is. these are the immediate moments after the van went down the street. a short while ago, a witness said that the van went past him and instantly, he knew from its speed, that there was something wrong. he heard banging as it rode onto the pavement and it hits stores. these are pictures from inside of shops as people ran for safety a nd inside of shops as people ran for safety and were ushered away. hundreds of people were there in the street. it

police sources are reporting that number of 13 dead to reuters news agency.rs and there are reports of at least one person, in a cafe, hold—up. it is thought they

the reuters news agency says mr trump is looking into initiating an investigation of chinese trade practices president to unilaterally impose tariffs. joining us now from shanghai is our china correspondent robin brant. hi, robin. this is something that he talked about a lot during the campaign trail, he would slap ta riffs campaign trail, he would slap tariffs on china, so this could possibly become a reality? yeah, this is the third time president trump has talked about the prospect of possibly a trade war between beijing and washington, dc. you're right, during the campaign it was hugely important for donald trump the candidate and he talked in extreme language saying china had raped the united states ofjobs. what we're seeing now is reports from both reuters and bloomberg, sourced i have to say to anonymous people, the prospect in the coming daysis people, the prospect in the coming days is rising of president trump making a decision to order an investigation under some legislation in the states from 1970s four, a trade act of ayr, to look at the relationship between china and the us and

the reuters news agency has reported that police have found a second van they believe is connected tohat they have found a second van and from what i understand it is at a different town, not barcelona. we will try to get you some details. and the us secretary of state rex tillerson has been talking about this and he said that the united states stands ready to assist the spanish authorities. united states standing ready to assist the spanish authorities. we can talk to a bbc correspondent at the city. he works for our colleagues. i understand he is in barcelona. explain i am about 100 metres from the scene of the attack. ican metres from the scene of the attack. i can see many police officers and tourists are still being directed out of the area. it is one of the most populous and crowded areas during the day and evenings. especially, tourists a large crowd they are trying to direct out of the area. helicopters overhead. not letting people go in, making sure people get out. and of course a lot of people are following what is going on on social media, reports that have been varying fro

the russian defense ministry has rejected claims made by a reuters news agency about the number of russian servicemen killed in syria this is not the first time british news agency reuters has tried to discredit russia's operation to destroy islamic state terrorists and return peace to syria. for more on this let's cross live now to r.t. easier to trenchard well hello there really are so why is the russian defense ministry so outraged. ok good afternoon well this is a response to a reuters piece with the exclusive and what you'll find and that article are claims that the real number of russian servicemen and private contractors that were killed in the russian army anti-terrorist mission in syria in twenty seven teeing is four times higher than the official number given by the ministry of defense that is forty versus ten now the russian army is pointing out the sources that are used there that is their biggest criticism they're talking about using sources as rumors social network social network accounts and also accounts from the anonymous relatives and this is of course what the ministry o

and reuters news agency. they say that police are telling them that they have arrested one man. lan police telling reuters news agency that they have arrested one man. also, an important caveat, because they are saying, police are saying, there is nobody held up in a bar in barcelona, and that is interesting. they are responding to several hours of response in pat —— reports in spanish media that two men were holding people in a bar. that came through in the last couple of hours and spanish media have consistently reported that and it appears catalan police wanted to explain that that element was not correct. so, police are adamant that there is nobody being held up in a bar in barcelona. but just being held up in a bar in barcelona. butjust in the last few minutes, police have said that they have arrested one man. 0ur correspondent tom burridge has been following this yearin tom burridge has been following this year in the bbc studios as well. tom, you are very familiar with the country too. probably worth drawing breath for a moment. firstly, as ever, explaining exactly what po

and meanwhile the russian defense ministry has rejected claims made by reuters news agency about the number of russian servicemen killed in syria. this is not the first time british news agency royce's has tried to discredit russia's operation to destroy islamic state terrorists and return peace to syria. it is a response to a warder's piece with the tag exclusive what you'll find in that article are claims that the real number of russian servicemen and private contractors killed and moscow's syria campaign in two thousand and seventeen is four times higher at least than the real number given by the russian ministry of defense that is forty against ten the russian army is pointing out the sources used there that is their biggest criticism rumors social networks and anonymous relatives accounts apparently the russian military is also very critical of the vagueness when the waters journalists are referring to actual servicemen and some sort of private contractors if you read through that ministry of defense statement you will also see that the russian military is very unhappy with the b

the reuters news agency is reporting that at least 19 people were wounded when a car ploughed into aod evening. for many of us, at the st day. temperatures peaked at 22 celsius and many of us saw the cloud breaking up and decent spells of sunshine. those guys will continue to clear and through this evening, perfect conditions for the perseid meteor shower. with the clear skies, you should get a good opportunity to see them. temperatures are likely to fall away stop these other towns and city temperatures but in rural spots, we could see low single figures to greet you first thing on sunday morning. a bit more fair weather cloud towards the west, the best of the sunshine towards the east. we could get a scattering of showers in the far north and west, temperatures peaking around 17 or 18 degrees. a better day with the showers in england. one or two scattered showers across wales and south—west england but generally financed pleasant, temperatures peaking again at 21 or 22 degrees. after the two start, that is not bad. perfect conditions for the world that classic closing day. maybe cl

that is being reported by the reuters news agency.ars old and not known for terrorist activities. the soldiers were lightly injured in the attack. we will bring you more from that story when we get it. at least twenty—eight people have been killed in clashes in india after a self—styled holy man was convicted of rape. more than 100,000 supporters of gurmeet ram rahim singh had gathered in the town of panchkula ahead of the verdict. thousands of his devotees went on the rampage after the verdict, and police responded with rubber bullets and then live ammunition. the self—styled "guru in bling" is renowned for his flamboyant taste in costumes covered in jewels. he was convicted of assaulting two members of his sect 15 years ago. violence broke out almost as soon as the guilty verdict was handed down by the court in this town in north india. more than 100,000 followers of the self—styled godman guru, had flocked to demonstrate their support. they went on the rampage, burning cars and attacking the police, who responded with tear—gas and

to nobody time the enemy will that i wanted to get into william nobody thought because the reuters news agency which depends on the british government the british government has declared itself enemy of the constituent assembly we are going to take measures against all the governments that in trying to challenge a sovereign independent legitimate act of the people of venezuela. what's your response to that look i. agree with the president you have to think that. the electoral system of an asylum for many years now i mean this is our twenty first election in eighteen years has been we're known worldwide for is accuracy for its you know the security measures that it takes this this contractor he does you know that the company doesn't. participate in the process but the actual votes and the actual data from from all the elections are they have no access to it it's actually the electoral council that does so they have no there was actually very is responsible for them to make such an assertion and you have to take that into context where and there's a lot of attacks on this on the legitimacy of th

he said that he was at the scene and speaking to the reuters news agency at the scene of the mudslidee area and the disaster is so serious i feel area and the disaster is so serious ifeel broken. we area and the disaster is so serious i feel broken. we are trying to record and off the area. a mudslide in the early hours of the morning and heavy flooding that has caused that devastation in which the vice president saying he believes hundreds people are likely have died. the chairman of the parole board, nick hardwick, says ministers ”must act now‘ to address the backlog of prisoners serving an indeterminate jail term. the sentence — known as imprisonment for public protection —— was abolished in 2012 but more —— for public protection — was abolished in 2012 but more than three thousand people in england and wales are still being held with no release date. zoe conway has this report — which does contain references to self harm. bill and christine ward are preparing themselves to visit their son in prison. he has been locked up for the last 11 years. he has been self harming. they don't

reuters news agency is reporting that china's great wall motor company is looking into making an offer all or part of fiat chrysler. a big deal between two potentially huge car—makers making one even bigger one. the agency sites two sources that say the chinese company has asked to meet with its us—european rival about purchasing part or all of the group. we have been hearing potential reports of this for a while. the chinese company could be interested in buying the jeep chinese company could be interested in buying thejeep brand, one of fiat chrysler's most lucrative. we will keep a close eye whether fiat chrysler ends up with a new owner. we're talking trade today as the us, canada and mexico finish their first round of talks to overhaul north america's free trade deal, known as nafta. it comes after president trump threatened to scrap the pact — saying it's been a disaster for us workers. the countries have pledged to reach an agreement by early next year, but some trade experts have warned it could take much longer. there are huge challenges ahead. the us says it wants new promise

reuters news agency is reporting that spajs police say the driver could still be at large. >>> in fintwo people were killed, eight wounded in a stabbing attack friday at two markets. police took a suspect into custody after shooting him in the leg. finish police say the stabbings are being treated as a terror attack. >>> the lebanese army has launched a military operation against isis on its border of syria. while they simultaneously launched an offensive on the syrian side of the border. >>> steve bannon's ouster capped off a week of extraordinary political upheaval in the trump administration. >> cnn's joe johns has more now on how the bannon firing became reality. >> reporter: yet another bombshell shakes the foundation of a the trump administration. the chief strategist forced out after a short and stormy tenure at the white house. >>, you know, i can run a little hot on occasions. >> reporter: bannon's departure comes at the end of a brutal week. but what may have been the last draw for bannon, a controversial interview, gave a prospect. saying there's no military option to deal

an urgent crossing from the reuters news agency, u.s. stocks extend losses in late trading.ve to the white house for any empaneling on a grand jury for the russia investigation according to our reporting from the "wall street journal." the news is breaking now and continues after this. >> shepard: continuing coverage of the "wall street journal" reporting that a grand jury has been empanelled investigating the russia meddling in the united states election and possible team trump collusion. one of the reporters whose by line is on this story is dell quintin wilbur who is on the line with us and broke the story for the "wall street journal" which posted in the last 20 minutes or so. it's nice to talk to you. thank you. dell, are you there? >> thanks for having me. great to be on your show. >> shepard: thanks. the -- there was already a grand jury for mike flynn. it's our understanding that you contacted the white house and the white house's attorney wasn't aware of the second grand jury. is that right? >> that is true. >> shepard: what did they say, the white house counsel, if

. >> if you could pause for a second, i want to bring viewers a little bit of news from the reuters news agency. the two armed men, a periodical newspaper is reporting that two armed men have now entrenched themselves in that bar. there is reported gunfire, didn't say where they had that information. it is not however immediately clear, we should make that absolutely and parent that these two individuals. have you heard any gunfire or anything of that sort from your position? >> no, the hotel which is far from a scene, so we haven't really heard anything. >> many thanks for being with us and we wish you and your family and friends well, stay indoors. just to reiterate that's what we have heard over the past hour or so, a van has plowed into pedestrians in barcelona city center, two people it is believed so far are dead. police have described this as a terrorist incident. we can speak to david borden to get a more complete picture. try to bring us up-to-date as much as you can, please. >> as we know, this van plowed down this pedestrian eyes area killing, we think, to people and injuring many, m

of those attacks, so the imam was the instigator, according to this source, talking to the reuters news agencyaid, and you will remember, at the start of our programme, we talked about the fact that one of the four men said that, in fact, the group was planning something much, much bigger, as he put it. they were planning a bigger attack, including possibly blowing up a church. so those are further details emerging from that court hearing in madrid. divers searching for ten missing american sailors off singapore have found human remains in their damaged warship, according to the us navy. the remains were in sealed compartments of the uss john s mccain, which was nearing port yesterday when it collided with a merchant tanker. the impact tore a hole in its port side and flooded a crew sleeping area. another person who died grenfell tower fire has been another person who died grenfell towerfire has been normally identified this after, her family have described her as a loving mother of five who was loved by all. she was selfless in all she did and put other people first, said her family. you are

we‘ve seen a report from the reuters news agency that with just a couple of hours to go before the votingonly been cast. the government says it minimum votes were cast so how those last couple of hours made up that difference, all of this is on people‘s minds in venezuela. and they feared the election simply was not free and fair. and meanwhile there are going ahead with the swearing in of this constitutional assembly, to people think it has any legitimacy and does the president really care that the criticism is raining infrom really care that the criticism is raining in from abroad? exactly, so the pressure is growing internationally, the pressure internally growing over these latest comments about the voting. but it seems that the government simply is ignoring that. mr majoris pushing on regardless. they‘re swearing in the new deputies, the ones they want to ta ke new deputies, the ones they want to take over the existing national assembly, it is trying to hold onto its power and it really is a confusing and difficult situation. but you‘re right, president majoris simply does not seem t

these early reports coming in from the reuters news agency of an accident in marseille.victoria derbyshire programme has found scammers are increasingly taking advantage of the good will of people looking to make donations to help in the aftermath of major tragedies. the uk's fraud reporting centre, action fraud, has shown us examples of fake fund—raising websites set up in the aftermath of the grenfell tower fire that they've managed to take down. but we've also found examples of organisations which look like charities but aren't raising money on the street. so how sure are you that your donated cash is going to the causes you hoped to help? sean dilley reports. with more than 200,000 registered charities in the uk, you're not going to struggle to find a good cause to donate your hard—earned cash to. last year, the british public donated around £10 billion to good causes. so, how can we be sure that the money that we give on the street or online is actually going to the causes we want to support? we're buying mobility scooters for disabled adults and children. oh, right

this is according to a source speaking to the reuters news agency.spects in catalu nya has agency. one of the suspects in catalunya has suggested that b—cell brought material to assemble explosive is not just brought material to assemble explosive is notjust for attack in spain but apparently in other countries as well. we understand that thejudge has basically remanded the four suspects in jail until their next court appearance. but as the very latest on the situation there from barcelona. president trump has announced that he's sending more troops to afghanistan to fight the resurgent taliban. it represents a reversal for the president who — whilst campaigning — had called for a quick withdrawal from a conflict which he'd called a "total disaster". washington is expected to send an additional 4,000 troops to the country. they'lljoin around 8,000 who have already been deployed there. but together that's still far fewer than in 2011 when 100,000 us troops were in afghanistan. our north america editor jon sopel reports. donald trump loves being a crow

reports from reuters news agency more people are buying ready meals, more people are buying ready mealse are buying ready meals, more people are buying gold, and there is a civil defence plan for an exercise next week in the city of seoul. this happens every year but this year every district of the city is taking part, we are told. that didn't happen last year. so some signs that things may slightly be changing here. two legends of athletics will run their last major competitive track races at the world championships in london tonight. mo farah will be hoping to win his second gold of the games when he runs in the 5,000m. usain bolt will retire after taking part in the relay with the jamaican team. natalie pirks reports. goodbyes are always hard, but you don't normally get two in one day. sirmo don't normally get two in one day. sir mo farah‘s 5000 metre final tonight is a big one. not only is it his last track race at a major championship, but he is also going for his fifth straight distance double, an unprecedented accomplishment for a distance runner. he has been tripped before, he h

explosives possession, according toa and explosives possession, according to a document that the reuters news agency any more on that and we will bring it to you. health bosses have refused to accept a £2,500 donation for a community hospital, because they‘ re unhappy that the money was raised by men dressed as female nurses and health workers. it's the first time in nearly 30 years that shropshire community health nhs trust has turned down the cash, raised by what's become an annual event. joanne writtle reports it is a row which has become the talk of usually peaceful ludlow. a group of men dressed as female nurses raced around time nurses raced around town with buckets and raise £2500 for the community hospital. describe how you were dressed in what you did on that day? dressed? a white smock to the knees, a big long pair of bloomers underneath, some balloons for a bust, plenty of make—up and really looking forward to it every year. but the local health trust has refused to accept the money. in a letter the trust boss says that men dressed as female nurses in a highly sexualised and demeaning way

these comments come through on the reuters news agency.ng fake results. mr 0dinga told a news conference in nairobi that the election authorities had not presented documents verifying the results from voting machines. the system has failed. it is the machine that is voting. we therefore reject all the results decreed so far and demand that the ibc produces information from all polling stations. earlier our reporter sammy awami — sent us this report from the kenyan capital nairobi. he says the opposition is claiming a computer hacker has manipulative and information. they say they have received information from reliable sources with an electoral commission and say around midnight at hacker had the electoral commission database had the electoral commission data base and manipulated had the electoral commission database and manipulated the data in favour of his opponent mr kenyatta. that is about it that i have seen. they have supported an it expert who went into details to explain what time it happened and so they believed whatever informati

reuters news service. top intelligence officials say "the u.s. intelligence agenciesave not seen a drop in russian spying activity in the last 12 months." rex tillerson says the relationship with russia continues to be under considerable stress. rich edson is live at the state department. secretary tillerson says relations with russia are at a new low. >> that's right. rex tillerson just gave a news conference a few minutes ago. he said he told sergey lavrov that things could get worse and they just did. this is after vladimir putin noted that 750 american diplomats would have to leave russia, this is in a result to sanctions that the u.s. congress had passed last week. tillerson noted in the news conference that he and president trump opposed the sanctions on russia. >> neither the president nor i are very happy about this. we were clear we didn't think it would be helpful to our efforts, but that's the decision they made. they made it overwhelmingly. the president accepts that. all indications are he will sign that bill. >> tillerson said the bill robbed them of fle

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spoon reuters is reporting that north korea has fired an unidentified projectile into the sea off its eastern coast according to the south korea news agencys that has just suddenly broken. let's bring in our panel. matthew continetti, karen tell multi of "the washington post," and byron york of the "washington examiner" ." i suspect that the north koreans did not know about hurricane harvey, but their timing is impeccable, isn't it? >> they do have a knack, it seems like, for sort of adding chaos on top of chaos. i mean, the frequency of these things, i think, is the thing that's got to be most worrisome right now. >> we need to point out that there is an awful lot we don't know. we have not independently been able to verify this report of a missile test. we don't know anything about the nature of the missile, whether it was medium-range or long-range, anything like that. and it does seem to be an indication. there are a couple of sources now reporting that north korea has fired another projectile. one assumes it's a missile. it's interesting because there have been some talk on the part of the administration that may be kim and his regim