that report from sophie raworth.triking was this image of the british flag, projected onto the brandenburg gate in the german capital. just before christmas 12 people died when a truck was driven into crowds at a market in berlin. al qaeda and the so—called islamic state have been recommending, if thatis state have been recommending, if that is the word, the use of vehicles. much more on that story and all the news any time on the bbc website. you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. thank you very much for watching. hello there. good morning. things looking pretty good over the next few days. the satellite sequence shows that we saw a fair bit of cloud across the south and that tended to melt away, but it's coming back in overnight and there's more cloud across the north as well. but in between, large areas with clear skies, meaning temperatures will drop. a chilly start to the day for most places but with the clear skies overnight there should be a good deal of sunshine through the day today. temperature—w

sophie raworth spoke to some of those who went to show solidarity and respect.falgar square. thousands answered his call. those evil and twisted individuals who try to destroy our shared way of life will never succeed and we condemn them. some were on their way home from work. others had felt compelled to head into the capital to be there. i'm a quiet person, i don't protest, i don't wave a banner, but today we wanted to come up just to show that we are with london, part of london, part of britain. just half a mile from westminster bridge, one man contemplating what might have been. i would have been there but i changed my plans for the day, so i kind of wish i did gojust thinking if i could have helped stop it all. among the crowd, men in blue t—shirts. written on them the words "i am a muslim, ask me anything." it was extremely important for us to come down, especially as muslims, to come here and stand with fellow londoners, fellow countrymen, shoulder to shoulder, irrespective of religion, faith, creed, colour, and give out a message that these attacks canno

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, speaking to my colleague sophie raworth.the weather forecast. the weekend is fast approaching. there is some good news on the weather front. the weather is going to become more settled. it is starting to behave itself across the country. but some of us are stuck underneath the cloud and there are bits and pieces of rain. but the vast majority of the uk is enjoying fine weather. this low pressure will hang around, and the cloud associated with it will sort of roll out and roll act down south out of the way, but in the short term, the south—west berlin, central and southern england is still under the influence of that whether one. it will be dying away eventually but there will be cloud, rain and quite strong winds. north and central scotland, the northwest, will see clearer skies and a touch of frost. the further south you are, cloudy it will be, boasting friday morning, and wins really are quite strong, so it will feel on the chilly side. temperatures around seven celsius with a strong breeze to the north east. a different s

my colleague sophie raworth was there.vely —— londoners and visitors wanted to do something today and this has demonstrated the best of our city. it shows that we will not allow evil and twisted individuals to twist our city and to destroy our shared values and our way of life. i was talking to some of the police here this evening, and of course a police officer lost his life yesterday, there are people who have been hugging the police and they have been giving them cards and flowers. saying thank you. one of the most remarkable things about yesterday was how the police and emergency services ran towards danger, encouraging people to run for safety, and that shows our police service and our emergency services. keith palmer died protecting the city and londoners. they know a lot about khaled massoud because he was on their radar some yea rs because he was on their radar some years ago and they presumably know about the people he was in connection with —— khalid masood. eight people arrested so far. our special correspondent

that report from sophie raworth.ster terror attack. particularly striking was this image of the british flag, projected onto the brandenburg gate in the german capital. just before christmas 12 people died when a truck was driven into crowds at a market in berlin. more details have emerged about the attacker in westminster. police have identified him as—year—old khalid masood. it is believed that he was first named adrian elms, suggesting that he converted to islam. investigations have been going on in london, birmingham and other parts of the country. you can get more on oui’ of the country. you can get more on our website at any time. you can also contact us on twitter. that is it for us for now, thank you for watching. hello there. good morning. things looking pretty good over the next few days. the satellite sequence shows that we saw a fair bit of cloud across the south and that tended to melt away, but it's coming back in overnight and there's more cloud across the north as well. but in between, large areas wit

sophie raworth spoke to some of those who went to show their solidarity and respect.urged people tojoin him in trafalgar square. thousands answered his call. those evil and twisted individuals who tried to destroy our shared way of life will never succeed and we condemn them. somewhere on their way home from work. others had felt compelled to head into the capital to be there. i'm a quiet person, i don't protest, i don't waive a banner but today we wa nted i don't waive a banner but today we wanted to come up just to show that we with london, part of london, part of britain. just half a mile from westminster bridge, one man contemplating what might have been. i changed my plans for the day so i kind of wish i did go thinking if i could have helped stop it all. among the crowd, men in blue t—shirts written on them the words i am a muslim, ask me anything. it was extremely important for us to come down, especially as muslims, to come down, especially as muslims, to come down here and stand with fellow londoners, fellow countrymen, shoulder to shoulder, irrespective of r

candlelit vigil in trafalgar square which was led by the mayor of london, sadiq khan. 0ur colleague sophie raworth here are jeff albert square. many of them we re jeff albert square. many of them were on their way home from work —— in trafalgar square. and others had come from many miles away to be here to show support for those who died in the attack yesterday and those who were so terribly injured. the home secretary was here, we have heard from faith leaders, and the mayor of london, sadiq khan, made an open invitation this morning for people to come here and join in this vigil. he is here with me now. what have you made of the turnout? this shows that we, as a city, will not allow evil, twisted individuals to divide our city and to destroy our shared values and way of life. many londoners and visitors wanted to do something today, horrified by the attack yesterday. and today's vigil when you have thousands of visitors and londoners demonstrates the best of our city. and as much as evil, twisted individuals may seek to destroy our way of life and attack out destroy our way of life and attack ou

my colleague sophie raworth was there.f people, many have come from work and many have travelled thousands of miles to show their solidarity and to remember the people who died in the attack yesterday and those who were terribly injured. they have heard from the home secretary and the police and the mehrabad london, sadiq khan, who made an open invitation for people to come here andjoin in this invitation for people to come here and join in this bejewelled —— the mayor of london. what have you made the turnout? it shows that we will not allow evil and twisted individuals to twist our city and to destroy our shared values and our way of life and many londoners and visitors wanted to do something today, horrified by the attacker yesterday. and today's vigil, thousands of londoners and visitors, it demonstrates the best of our city, and as much as evil twisted individuals tried to destroy our way of life and attack our shared values, they will not succeed. of life and attack our shared values, they will not succeedlj of life

in a moment, the news at one with sophie raworth. first the weather with ben rich. good afternoon.showers to come across northern ireland this afternoon. they will merge into longer spells of rain. some hefty downpours across the eastern part of scotland and scattered showers elsewhere in scotland. in between, some good spells of sunshine and after a wet start to southwest wales, it is quite pleasant, the odd shower but spells of sunshine as well, more showers for northeast england into east anglia and the southeast, tempted back where they should be at this time of year. this evening and overnight, we continued see showers are —— across england and the western side of scotland but in between, the showers tend to fade away and we will see a lot of light winds, and the chance of a touch of frost, particularly in northern areas so frost, particularly in northern areas so it will be a chilly start on or about a decent start, spells of sunshine and a few showers in eastern areas which will tend to fade away but out west, change with cloud rolling away and southwest temperatures around

in a moment the news at one with sophie raworth. first the weather. that will boost the temperatures if you do see the sunshine. further north, the sunshine. further north, the sunshine is tempered by a strong wind across the north of scotland and the northern isles. a few showers in scotland, mainly to the north of the central lowlands. sunshine for northern ireland, and more cloud across other parts of england and wales. through the midlands and east anglia, more sunshine here and temperatures will bea sunshine here and temperatures will be a few degrees higher. staying cloudy across south wales and the south—west of england, some of that cloud feeding into cheltenham. staying dry here notjust today, but into wednesday as well. probably starting with a lot of cloud on wednesday. cloud amounts will increase overnight. we start with clear spells and then the cloud comes back. maybe a bit of drizzle around the western hills and coasts, with cloud pushing into northern ireland. much of scotland should be dry. a pinch of frost in the north of the country

in a moment the news at one with sophie raworth. first the weather.re may be a sniff of a shower in the south west and south wales but for most of england and we that will stay dry and sunny. 12 degrees in the south of england. we should say the end of the showers then north—west england. thickening cloud and eventually reign in northern ireland. some sunshine in scotland. wintry showers over the hills. the winds will slowly ease down. a fine mixture of rain and snow into ireland and southern scotland overnight. a spell of rain in the south coming across the channel, the strain could be quite heavy. in scotland will be a chilly night, especially in northern scotla nd chilly night, especially in northern scotland with a touch of frost. sunshine on the way for friday. sunshine on the way for friday. sunshine reluctant to appeared elsewhere in the rest of the uk, not bad in north—east england and south—east scotland. becoming a drier and brighter in the south—east but rain setting in across northern ireland which will depressed temperatures. into the wee