the headteacher of allerton high school and the headteacher paying tribute to sorrell leczkowski fromlier after chairing an emergency meeting.|j street earlier after chairing an emergency meeting. i had chaired a meeting where i was updated on the extraordinary response of the police and emergency services to monday's horrific attack. the police have confirmed that a suspects remain in custody and that progress is being made in the case. the threat level, as assessed by the independentjoint terrorism analysis centre, will remaina terrorism analysis centre, will remain a critical and the public shouldn't —— or remain vigilant. i was also briefed on operation temperer. around 1000 members of the armed forces are assisting the police, providing important reassurance ahead of a bank holiday weekend of busy events. shortly i will be travelling to a nato summit where i will be working with international colleagues on defeating terrorism. i will make clear to president trump that intelligence that is shared between our law enforcement agencies must remain secure. tomorrow i will be attending

sorrell leczkowski. chloe rutherford. liam curry. michelle kiss. nelljones. jane tweddle—taylor.ivia campbell. alison howe. lisa lees. kelly brewster. angelika and martin klis. georgina callander. saffie— rose roussos. and john atkinson. we rememberthem. all 22 names of the people who lost their lives in monday's attack read out there by the bishop of manchester following that period of silence, a chance for people to reflect on the events that took place. also a statement from the dean of manchester who said the concert attended by mostly young people intended to be a fun experience turned into a graveyard for young, innocent people. experience turned into a graveyard foryoung, innocent people. speaking to people arriving here, lots of mixed emotions. people saying they we re mixed emotions. people saying they were trying to come to terms with what had happened. one man saying he was still extremely angry and wanted to come here to speak to other people. another man with young children said he had really been affected by this and really wanted to come and show his support. the b

sorrell leczkowski was also 14 and from leeds., her grandmother critically. her sister survived without injury. michelle was married with three young children. herfamily issued a statement saying, family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable. friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. in other news: there've been two explosions at a busy bus terminal in the indonesian capitaljakarta. two suspected suicide bombers killed three police officers guarding a parade — ten other people were injured in the blasts which went off about five minutes apart. a police spokesman said the suspected bombers were male — and their identities would be released later. the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, has said martial aus a us warship sales within ten

sorrell leczkowski was also 1a and from leeds.d without injury. michelle kiss was married with three young children. herfamily issued a statement saying, family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable. friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. you'll find much on our website. there's a live page with the latest developments, including the new arrests and the hunt for this possible "network" behind the bomber. go to bbc.com/news. wayne rooney has made a huge donation to the victims and their families. i can see that has been updated just by looking at it. good morning. wednesday was a dry, settled, sunny day for most of us and we have some weather watchers pictures which help to illustrate that point, as you can see in worcester, with blue skies and

sorrell leczkowski. chloe rutherford. liam curry. michelle kiss. nelljones. rutherford. liam curry.waddle—taylor. martyn hett. olivia campbell. alison howe. lisa lees. kelly brewster. angelica and martin cliffs. georgina callander. saffie—rose cliffs. georgina callander. saffie— rose roussos. cliffs. georgina callander. saffie—rose roussos. and john atkinson. we remember them. there is also a statement from the dean of manchester, who said the cathedral community is devastated by the terrorist bomb. such attacks are unacceptable. he also wrote the concert attended by mostly young people, they are for people to have afun people, they are for people to have a fun experience and it was made into a graveyard for young children. behind me there is extra security in place. anyone entering today has had bad checks. also we have seen some armed police walking around the streets of manchester. of course the fun run taking place today, lots of people coming here this morning. the message is that manchester city is well and truly open, julian. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: british airw

one of the children killed in the attack was 14—year—old sorrell leczkowski from leeds.id she was a confident teenager who was an "asset" to the school community. the whole school community is saddened shocked as losing our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends at this very difficult time. and with the families of others who have lost their lives or have been injured. sorrell was simply a delightful student, as her grandfather said yesterday, she was happy, creative and confident. she had a great group of friends, she enjoyed her studies, she was a real asset to the school. the bbc understands two people who need the manchester bomb salman abedi had made separate calls to anti—terrorism hotline several years ago the warm about his extremist views. joining us from our belfast newsroom is professor richard english, an author and politics professor who has spent his career examining how terrorist attacks affect our way of life, and how we should respond. good evening. i mentioned those two reports of people who had spoken in advance of what happened. how —— h