let's go to our correspondent sophie long, who's by the banks of the river thames alongside london bridgewhat is happening where you are, sophie. well, you can see london bridge behind me, it is closed, the buses on its stationery. on the banks of the river thames, it is calm, it is peaceful today, the opposite of the scenes here 15 hours ago. just after ten o'clock last night the attackers drove their van across the bridge, ploughing into pedestrians. they then abandoned their vehicle, run down the road, attacked people in bars and restau ra nts, attacked people in bars and restaurants, stabbing them at random. the police investigation is ongoing today, there is a large area still cordoned off. what is crucial for them is to find out who those men were and whether they were acting as part of a wider circle. for people who don't know borough market, it is a real foodie for people who don't know borough market, it is a realfoodie haven, it attracts tourists from all over the world, but it is also a place loved by locals. i have been speaking to many of them today, some of whom were caught

more from sophie long later on borough high street. fortnight and thatis the uk are less than a fortnight and that is of course because it follows on from the suicide bombing at the manchester arena at the end of the ariana grande concert just manchester arena at the end of the ariana grande concertjust under two weeks ago. you probably know that ariana grande and a host of others are due to be hosting a benefit concert tonight in manchester. the money raised is meant to be going to help those affected by that appalling attack two weeks ago. the concert organisers have said that it is still going ahead this evening. let's go to old trafford because annita mcveigh is there. what are people saying to you about security? how would you describe the mood? oh, ido how would you describe the mood? oh, i do apologise. apparently we have just lost the line to annita that concert is definitely going ahead tonight and the organisers made that announcement earlier. i hope that we can head back to hear about the preparations. you will not be surpri

now we can go to sophie long, who is outside the venue. thank you very much.udience, including abigail who started proceedings. you we re abigail who started proceedings. you were not messing around. your question was about trust. it was about whether we can trust theresa may to deliver policies and whether we can trust at all her backsliding. were you satisfied with her and so? it wasn't really am so, it was just what she had rehearsed and what she wa nted what she had rehearsed and what she wanted to see. not really. in terms of the rest of the debate, what did you think? it was great, it was great fun and the audience were lively. but they did dodge questions and they did seem rehearsed. you are and they did seem rehearsed. you are a ukip photo? that is right. you are a ukip photo? that is right. you are a conservative activists. what question did you put a jeremy corbyn and white? the national living wage is going to lead the people losing their jobs. is going to lead the people losing theirjobs. jeremy corbyn wants to increase the national living wage eve

sophie long has been to a bar here in york. centre of york, just along the banks of the river ouse, in a wine bar, and there's been quite a debate here ahead of tonight's special programme. let me just introduce you and give you a taste. steve, hi, have you been following the election campaign? yes, i have, yeah. and what you think of theresa may's campaign so far? i think she shot herself in the foot by trying to hurt the old—age pensioners. i'd like to ask her why she thinks it's ok for our friends who own a £150,000 house to have their son left with £100,000, and for my wife and i, who own a £450,000 house, that if we get dementia, we have just got £100,000 left, and it's cost us 350, and our friends it's cost 50. so you don't think that's fair. i don't think it's fair at all. i will still vote for her, i would normally vote ukip, but i will vote for her to keep the nutcase out. let's speak to ruby and joe, you have a different perspective, you work at this wine bar, and you're a bit younger, shall we say, than steve there,

let'sjoin sophie long who is in a cafe in york. thanks very much.wine bar and there has been debate ahead of the programme tonight, let's huge juicy. debate ahead of the programme tonight, let's hugejuicy. have you enjoyed the campaign? yes. what about a enjoyed the campaign? yes. what abouta campaign? enjoyed the campaign? yes. what about a campaign? she shot herself in the trying to hurt old age pensioners, i want to ask her why she thinks it is for our friends who owfi a she thinks it is for our friends who own a £150,000 house to have their sun left at 100,004 my wife and i who own a £450,000 house that if we get dementia, we have 100,000 left and it cost us 350,000 and our friends cost 50. you don't think thatis friends cost 50. you don't think that is fair? it is not fair at all. i would normally vote for ukip but i will vote for her to keep the nutcase out. you work at this wine barand nutcase out. you work at this wine bar and you have a different perspective, you are a little bit younger in your 20s, have you been following the campaign? ye

let's had now to borough high street and join our correspondent sophie long. wed you are, sophie, and what have people been saying to you? i am on borough high street, as you? i am on borough high street, as you say, and further up is london bridge, and that is where all of this happened just after 10pm last night. as you can probably see, there is a huge amount of police activity still in this area. we have seen activity still in this area. we have seen forensic teams make their way down the street. there have also been a number of private ambulance services that we have seen go down there. this is an ongoing investigation, a very fast moving one. we know already that 12 arrests we re one. we know already that 12 arrests were made this morning in barking in east london, and the investigation continues here. there is a large area that is cordoned off. we are diagonally away from you, if you like, but behind that building there is borough market, and we have heard today that there have been a number of tributes that have flooded in on social media international

sophie long is in borough high street.cosmopolitan area of london, not only in terms of the visitors and the other foreign nationals living in this city, but also in terms of restaurants and bars as well. what is happening there, a day after the attacks last night? iamat night? i am at the police cordon on borough high street about 100 metres down that road beyond me are all the policemen and that is where borough market is. that is where the stabbings took place just after ten o'clock last night. it is a hugely vibrant area as you say and tributes have poured in from around the world. understandably when you think many people who come to london to visit will have come to borough market, but it is also loved by locals. somebody said to me they feel this attack is notjust an attack on london, but on londoners and their way of life. there is still a lot of police activity here. a few moments ago a private ambulance was led out from the cordon by a police car. i have been talking to a lot of people who live locally. rhianna,

sophie. >> yeah. >> how long have you been. >> since last saturday. >> you're so lucky. jimmy, how is the water out there? >> um, the waves are picking up. >> ooh. are you a future meteorologist? >> yup. >> yup. how is the water temperature? >> pretty -- getting warmer and warmer. >> okay. there's your forecast for the water. take look at the temperatures around the delaware valley. down the shore, it's pretty nice down here. temperatures hovering in the 70s but i have to tell when you the sun is out it feels much hotter than that. 76 in sea isle. 76 in cape may and 77 in north wildwood. inland camden is 87 degrees. it's 88 degrees, guys, in philadelphia and 88 degrees in trenton right now. even in the poconos it's close to 80 degrees. this is what will happen overnight tonight. by about 7:00 o'clock, the temperatures going to be 84. by 9:00 o'clock, the temperature is going to be 81. and by 11:00 o'clock, the temperature is going to be -- 74. 74 degrees. now, we do have some showers that are moving our way they are the remnants from the old tropical storm cindy and cind

you will see solid returns, but how long it will last, something will have to give eventually. but check in with sophien. sophie: something has to give here. it has been stalling for seven weeks for global stocks. they are taking a slightly cautious turn here on the week with plenty on the agenda. markets are closed for a holiday today. stocks taking on a third of a percent. we are seeing oil erasing gains. traders are now downplaying the impact of energy. we haven't below $50 a barrel. watchare something to before european counterparts dropped. seeing are saying -- gold cover at 12.80 announce. take a look on your terminal. at xe on your next panel. there is what is going on with currencies. there is what we are seeing at at 110.37.e yen the kiwi dollars down. take a look at the majors on your terminal. looking at the at xe function. taking a look at what is going on at cable. what traders are focusing on in the upcoming election in the u.k.. we do have the euro around 112 ahead of the ecb policy decision. watchro yen is paired to this week. 110 on the latest u.s. data. that is pushing the dollar on t