mon i can ka, tell us south kensington. mon i can ka, tell us where you south kensington. can ka, tell us where you were south kensington. mon i can ka, tell us where you were when this was happening? hi. we were walking with my daughterfrom happening? hi. we were walking with my daughter from the gloucester road side because we were trying to get a bus to fulham road from south kensington station. so we were literally on the cromwell road walking towards the natural history museum when suddenly the police arrived. they closed off the road. they closed off the road as you were attempting to walk down it? we thought it was a car accident. i was looking and i couldn't see a car on the road. all i could see was the road closed from queen'sgate and then across from the other side going up as if you were going exhibition road and much more police presence on that side. so ijust told people to avoid the area because i thought it was a car accident. i couldn't see a car. i said to my daughter that we are going to walk to fulham road because it would be impossible, the traffic is

you are close to where the incident unfolded in south kensington. iously wa nt to kensington. the police obviously want to confirm one way or another to the public as soon as they practically can the exact nature of this incident. indeed, and that explains the scale of what we are seeing here at the corner of exhibition road. i am outside the victoria and albert museum. if i step out of shot, you can see in the distance police scenes of crime officers. they are leading the investigation. the car involved in the incident isjust investigation. the car involved in the incident is just out of view of our camera. the police have set up a large cordon because in this sort of operation, what you end up seeing is police bringing out all specialist tools and officers to get to the bottom of what has happened as quickly as possible. in the past out we have seen a lot of traffic coming m, we have seen a lot of traffic coming in, senior detectives coming to the scene. we have had specialist firearms officers who have now taken a step back. it looks pretty clear

mccain south kensington. —— ellie mckay in south kensington.yward, who is outside the natural history museum. you were very nearby as this was taking place. describe what you saw? high. yes, i was taking place. describe what you saw? high. yes, iwasjust taking place. describe what you saw? high. yes, i wasjust coming out of the exhibition road exit when it happened. i was about —— it was about three minutes after the incident happened. people were telling me that the car had lost control. a lot of people had run into the museum suddenlyjust as we we re into the museum suddenlyjust as we were trying to leave. as i walked out, we could see a crowd of people on one side of the pavement. police we re on one side of the pavement. police were moving us on one side of the pavement. police were moving us away on one side of the pavement. police were moving us away from the scene within minutes. i couldn't see exactly how many people were involved on the pavement but i could see there were people lying down. i could also see the car opposite which looke

an incident outside the natural history museum in south kensington.f what they called a collision in exhibition road. they say that a number of pedestrians have been injured. they have set up a police cordon. they initially said a police cordon. they initially said a man had been arrested. in the last few moments they have clarified that and say they have detained a man at the scene but have not formally arrested him. we don't know the number of injuries or the extent of the injuries at this stage. but those are the details that we have at the moment. a little earlier i spoke to the bbc reporter outside the natural history museum when this was happening. literally i walked out of the exhibition road exit of the museum. just as the incident had happened. i could see a car that was driving across the road looking like it was going into one of the boulders on the site of the road. i could see a crowd of people around what was clearly one or two people on the pavement. i have tried to talk to the police and i am not getting much information. all i am bein

and this is not going to affect south kensington. in the way that it could do.ning to a friend of mine, i havejust moved into the area and i was happier, i love this area. such a great feel. i know that will continue, regardless of the cause of this. ok. do you wa nt to of the cause of this. ok. do you want to show you outside? absolutely. tell us what you can see. i need to sort my camera phone... there you go. you canjust see the crowds milling around. police still at the station entrance. speaking to a few people, reassuring people. you can hear the sirens and the ambulances averaging. just coming around the corner. and those barriers where they have closed the road. that road is still closed, the road leading to the natural history museum. that road is closed. the other road is closed as well. thank you very much for talking to us and for showing us what you can see. from your home. thank you. thank you. just to recap, police say they have detained a man and earlier the said they had arrested someone but then subsequently clarified that. i think we can show

the south kensington neighborhood maybe to be more specific about where this has happened. we've had several incidents in the past several years in london that have turned out to be terrorism. this again, we don't know but certainly that is one line of inquiry over the summer there was the attack on london bridge and then in the spring at parliament so people in london are quite skiddish about accidents involving vehicles or incidents involving vehicles. again that's the latest right now. we will be keeping you updated neil as we get more information, several pedestrians injured as a vehicle plows into them in south kensington at 2:20 local time this afternoon, neil. >> neil: amy you mention mentioned this is similarly heavy traffic to tourists and others and i'm wondering what precautions have been made post the london bridge and related attacks also in heavily traffic ked areas on the part of authorities there, would this area around the natural history museum be among those where authorities were sort of beefing up their presence? >> well i can't say for sure, neil. i wo

a large area in south kensington is cordoned off. 0nce again, londoners face disruption. talk to our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani. this is confirmed as a road traffic accident. bring us up to date please. that is right. now confirmed asa please. that is right. now confirmed as a road traffic accident and it is as a road traffic accident and it is a case of move along, nothing here to see any more. traffic is moving outside the natural history museum next to the victoria and albert and things are returning to normal after this abnormal afternoon. when we arrived two hours ago you had the full police kit, all resources of a major investigation swinging into action after this strange incident in which 11 people have been injured. when we arrived there was a large police cordoned going back to the edges of the museum. the south kensington tube was closed off and bars and kensington tube was closed off and bars a nd restau ra nts kensington tube was closed off and bars and restaurants are evacuated. everything was calm. the police effectively triggered a well dr

that is the latest from the metropolitan police regarding the incident that took based in south kensington of hurricane nate has now reached the us gulf coast. the hurricane is expected to make landfall in the coming hours. warnings are in place from new orleans in the west to panama city, in florida, to the east. it has already caused devastation across the central americas, killing at least 25 people, and causing heavy rain, landslides and floods. julia macfarlane reports. last—minute scrambles at the supermarket. food, supplies, fuel, anything that might be needed. new orleans is not taking any chances, as citizens make their final preparations. shipping lanes have been closed, curfews have been set, and evacuations ordered for some areas. our greatest threat from this particular storm, because everyone is different, is not necessarily rain, but strong winds and storm surge. i am ordering a mandatory evacuation of venetian isles, lake catherine, and areas of the city of new orleans. nate is the ninth hurricane to form in the atlantic in this busy season. louisiana, mississippi, alabama,

our correspondent richard lister is close to the scene in south kensington., a number of developments in the past few minutes. indeed, in the last few minutes. indeed, in the last few minutes the police have confirmed that the incident was a road traffic accident, which i'm sure will come asa accident, which i'm sure will come as a relief to everybody here and anybody watching, because clearly, given the times we live in, there was concern it could have been more serious, but to reiterate, the met police confirm officially this was a road traffic accident and in the past few minutes the london ambulance service gave more details about the people hurt in the incident. they said they treated in 11 incident. they said they treated in ii at the scene and took nine hospital and you can see the ambulance service vehicle leaving now. they took nine people to hospital and say most of those hurt had suffered head or leg injuries. they did not say how seriously any of them were hurt but the inference is that the nine taken to hospital, head and leg injuries only. they

neil as we get more information, several pedestrians injured as a vehicle plows into them in south kensington at 2:20 local time this afternoon, neil. >> neil: amy you mention mentioned this is similarly heavy traffic to tourists and others and i'm wondering what precautions have been made post the london bridge and related attacks also in heavily traffic ked areas on the part of authorities there, would this area around the natural history museum be among those where authorities were sort of beefing up their presence? >> well i can't say for sure, neil. i would assume they are. i mean the police presence has been beefed up in london. there are pedestrian areas right around there. i'm not sure as to whether or not the barricades have been put up. i can speak for milan where every day you see more big cement blocks out in areas like around the cathedral, the back drop you'll see behind me so all across europe you are seeing really ugly chunks of concrete being placed in heavily traffic ked areas but obviously, the citizens of european cities need that. now in london where this happened it's a

eleven people were hurt when a car mounted the pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington that is a site popular with both.

amid reports that a car mounted the pavement outside the museum in south kensington.cused exclusively on what turned out to be a "road traffic collision", leading edward brand to write: thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 0370 010 6676 or e—mail newswatch@bbc. co. uk. you can find us on twitter @newswatch bbc, and do have a look at our website — the address for that is bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hi there. we're going to look at the satellite picture, first of all, because we have quite a typical autumnal setup, really. cool north—westerly winds working across the atlantic meeting milder southerly winds, a weather front in between. what of course is not normal is this. hurricane ophelia, a category 2 hurricane, near the azores, with winds gusting to 120 miles an hour. that will be affecting our weather early next week. but for the time being, we hav

london just describe that area around the museum for us well it's a very affluent area it's south kensington the streets are wide but always busy because it's a really popular place to go for families for four strolls on a saturday afternoon the weather is not too bad in london at the moment so one would assume that at this point in time it would have been a fairly of a fairly busy place where you see people not just and calls but also but also really on the pavements and wanting to go to the several museums that are in this part of town so it's a definitely a popular spot in london on the weekend but i just want to ask you briefly of course the country is currently at its second highest security alert level meaning that an attack is highly likely what is the atmosphere the mood like in london at the moment. well i think generally the mood in london is through bricks at the people. you know not sure of what the future will hold and i think this sort of terrorist at these attacks that we have seen in the last months add to this general sense of insecurity on the other hand londoners are resil

so you have the science museum, natural history museum, french institute around the corner, south kensingtonp area, tons of cafes, so the road now is all blocked off. all the buses backed up, this is a major thoroughfare, hundreds of people outside the victorian museum. blocked off the other areas on the other side, but i'm sure it's the same way there. huge spectacle. obviously, journalists are just starting to arrive, but people are standing around very confused why central london yet again in lockdown with police on the streets. >> mohammed, i'm not sure if you can distinguish this for us, but we are getting word. initially we were told a man was arrested at the scene. we're now being told a man has been detained, not arrested, but detained. i mean, we can discern what exactly that means, but there in london, is there a difference between arrested and detained? >> i suppose you would have to send a formal caution, i wouldn't know the legal in and outs, sorry to say, but you would have to be under suspicion of something to be formally arrested. for all intents and purposes, they grab someo

when you join us first of all from one route which is in south kensington it's an area where there is a concentration of many launches museums here in the british capital the victorian albert museum just my left a bit further behind me the natural history museum an incredibly busy part of the city particularly on a saturday i'm going to step out of the way right now so i'll come out alex can focus on what's happening with the camera because a roughly twenty cost to local time reports all only really cool very off the main road that home to the pavement area. pulses boy were quick to respond to that his pleas of accommodation on this tree and some security guards and city pins the driver of that vehicle down on the pavement there are courts all several people injured we do not know at this stage how seriously they are what we are seeing right now. a lot of police here clearly police and regular police a cordon has been thank you mark shields we have just seen some forensic offices in blue that morning over a small evidence for exactly what happened here and as you say this is no it's n

several people were injured when a car mounted pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington site is a popular attraction i think locals and of course tourists. is there for us live right now meet us bring us up to date with the latest of what's been happening. felicity there's been a tremendous amount of activity here for the last few hours as you can probably see behind me it's a part of london where there are a concentration of museums the victorian museum the natural history museum a bit further down the road and then the science museum exhibition road to the right down here we've just learned that the v.n.a. museum is still open to visitors on a saturday all of these museums are in incredibly busy so it's probably an indication of how secure the police feel about this scene now that they're allowing this museum to remain open roughly about twenty past two there are reports of a vehicle mounting the pavement several reports of people being injured we don't know how seriously those injuries are we don't know which hospitals people have been taken to but most certainly what

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inqueries to establish the circumstances and motives are underway, and that this incident in south kensington area, london, is seeing a collision at the time and the motive is under investigation. back to bill stanton and ted williams. ted, what do you make of that, being cautious to attribute anything to anything more sinister. >> law enforcement do what they're doing, act out of abundance of caution here. but i can tell you that if they now know the name of the individual, they also, perhaps, know whether he was already on their radar screen, or if it is an act of terrorism, i suspect that we should hear from the prime minister, theresa may, at any time, as she's come out in the past. neil: right. >> so, we are in a holding pattern right now, but, quite naturally, everybody is on edge, nerves are very fragile at this stage. neil: i imagine and bill, people can have a physical incident behind the wheel and it's happened a number of times where a car jumps onto the curb or the sidewalk and mows down a number of people. hard to say, but that regardless-- hurts a lot of people. >> and sometimes

police were called fourteen twenty one local time two reports of a collision in exhibition road south kensington they go on to say it's believed a number of protests troopers are injured offices wrote the c. london ambulance service because. they don't want to qualify. man's been arrested at sea inquiries to establish the circumstances a motive the way so the police know it's going to move out of the moment but the injuries are the those pictures pretty much to say that you say the balance of the police cause at the same will be across the entire course of two coasts. mystery now the next live update in thirty minutes with me here on our site. for now though i'll leave you and hope some of those going ok. economic development is all about numbers we're really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six points. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart is says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. is that just you know a f

the south kensington tube was closed off. local bars and restau ra nts com pletely evacuated.very calm. the police had effectively triggered a well drilled response to a potential serious incident. the worst—case scenario was this might be terrorism. they put these plans into action by shifting people as quickly as possible. people in bars and restau ra nts, as possible. people in bars and restaurants, tourist were told to get away as far as possible, while they said up this containment area. ifi they said up this containment area. if i move out of vision, what you will see behind me in behind the traffic is the actual car at the centre of this. you can see it. it is effectively wedged at the end of the pavement on exhibition road. this leads between the natural history museum, the science museum and the victoria and albert. it was that car which mounted the pavement. we are not sure why that was. it ended where it is now. scenes of crimes officers have been here. we saw a dog section at one point, a lwa ys saw a dog section at one point, always an indication they may be looki

eleven people were injured when a car mounted the pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington the site is a popular attraction both with locals and tourists barker has more now from the scene but it's pretty described by british police as an unfortunate traffic incident but it did cause a tremendous amount of alarm when reports of a vehicle mounting the pavement at twenty past two local time first surfaced we now know that around eleven people were treated according to the london ambulance teams that were here on site nine of being taken to hospitals but it is the location that perhaps rang alarm bells very early on we're at a key junction a key thoroughfare here in london next to the victoria and albert museum not far from the science museum and the natural history museum there are also several embassies around here and the police were very quick to arrive on scene some of them armed some of them specialist officers in the last few hours we've seen forensic teams on the ground as well of course the u.k. is no stranger to terrorist related incidents there's been several in lon

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at the moment we know 11 people injured outside the natural history museum in london, south kensingtonghtened over here. in light of everything that we've seen over the last few months, if not the last couple of years, this certainly has been another moment where people have wondered whether or not this is a big terror attack happening. leland? >> london on edge for sure as is much of europe. ben hall there in london. thank you. >>> we are definitely keeping a close eye on hurricane nate. forecasters believe the storm could become a category 2 before making landfall along the gulf coast tonight. meteorologist adam klotz is at the fox weather center with the latest. has there been an update on the tracking? >> well, in the last hour we're not looking at any large updates but we continue to see this thing strengthen. you mentioned it reaching category 2 status, likely going to happen, because take a look at this. winds at 90 miles-an-hour. you hit category 2 at 95 miles-an-hour. we are not far off. this is a strong category 1 storm. moving north northwest at 26 miles-an-hour. often times

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eleven people were hurt when a car mounted the pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington that is a site popular with locals and tourists leave barca is outside the museum forest in west london and leave this car crashes it appears to be now of course some alarm didn't it. certainly did it has just been confirmed by the met police here in london that this was indeed a traffic incident a collision here on what is a p.c. junction on exhibition road just for the down here and cromwell road it did cause a tremendous amount of alarm precisely because of where it is next to the victorian albert museum and that full history museum in the science museum on a saturday this is a part of london that is heaving with tourists heaving with locals and of course the city is no stranger to violent attacks that have led to fatalities so what we have seen is an incredibly rapid police response we saw armed units here we've seen in the last couple of hours forensic teams combing the site picking up possible evidence but what we have now established according to the police was that this was an

place at 2:20 in the afternoon, about 20 past 9:00 eastern in a very busy part of london called south kensington which has a bunch of museums all clustered together. it's a very popular place with tourists and also a very well heeled residential area. on a saturday afternoon this place would have been teeming with people. apparently there was a scene of pandemonium there. i think we have some video from a witness on the scene describing what had happened moments after the car rammed into people and the police were on the scene. i think we can play that video now. >> all right. let's see, do we have that, guys? >> running the business in a normal situation. people start to -- we see people running, police running and, you know, some people start to come in. everyone -- the police bring us here and that's pretty much all actually. >> reporter: and then we've heard other scenes of pandemonium there, groups of armed police descending on the scene, cordoning off the entire area. police helicopters buzzing above the scene. they poured into the london underground there to make sure that there was nothi

eleven people were injured when a car mounted the pavement outside the natural history museum in south kensington the site is a popular attraction. both with locals and the tourists need barker has more now from the scene. it's been described by british police as an unfortunate traffic incident but it did cause a tremendous amount of alarm when reports of a vehicle mounting the pavement at twenty past two local time first surfaced we now know that around eleven people were treated according to the london ambulance teams that were here on site nine of being taken to hospitals but it is the location that perhaps rang alarm bells very early on we're at a key junction a key thora fair here in london next to the victoria and albert museum not far from the science museum and the natural history museum there are also several embassies around here and the police were very quick to arrive on scene some of them armed some of them specialists offices in the last few hours we've seen forensic teams on the ground as well of course the u.k. is no stranger to terrorist related incidents there's been several in

people have been injured amid reports that a car mounted the pavement outside the museum in south kensingtoned over and over again that, as yet, it's not being treated as a terrorist attack, and may be just an accident. is this how the bbc are going to react whenever there's a car accident now, going over the same old story until the police give a statement, which could be hours away? this is how you bring panic to the city. get it together, bbc, you're causing panic for no reason." thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 0370 010 6676 or e—mail newswatch@bbc. co. uk. you can find us on twitter @newswatch bbc, and do have a look at our website — the address for that is bbc. co. uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. tougher sentences to tackle the threat of acid attacks. after a surge in violent crime, the government says anyone r

this is an area called south ken kensington. there's several museums there. on a saturday afternoon in london, this will be teeming with people. families will come, groups will come, many with children, to visit the museums. it's on a major thoroughfare in london. if you follow the road, it depose to heathrow airport. in the opposite direction it goes to the famous harrod's shopping store and there are multimillion pound houses in this area. that's why it's made people very nervous very quickly because we've seen a number of these sort of attacks in london over the course of this year involving cars on westminster bridge. so any incident involving a car in london is going to make the authorities and the public very nervous. but i have to tell you that the police are not saying whether this is a terrorist attack or not. they put out a statement saying that they are keeping an open mind as the investigation is ongoing. but it bears all the hallmarks of previous attacks, and that's why they want to ascertain exactly what happened. now, the police in the uk are u

travel now. 0n the tube there's been a signal failure at south kensington it means there are severe delayss of mist and fog to look out for. so a grey start to the day this morning. those patches of mist and fog gradually lifting as we move through the morning. the cloud could be thick enough to produce outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. the best of any brighter intervals the further south you are with highs of 17 and a light westerly wind. through this evening and overnight, we will start to see the cloud and outbreaks of rain and drizzle and a few patches of mist and fog sinking southwards. so the skies clearing which will allow the temperatures to fall away. a chillier night to come with overnight lows of between ten to 12 celsius. a fresher start, but a bright one. we will see good spells of sunshine. staying dry and bright, but feeling fresher. a high of 15 celsius. that takes us into the weekend. high pressure is largely dominant. you can see the isobars squeezing together and spinning round to more of a northerly. it will be quite breezy and feeling fresher as we move through this

kensington with more. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, two teenagers lost to gun violence last week in south philadelphia continued violences like the one i'm standing in, kensington, a rally in this community today to you were folks who know something to drop fear and actually speak o out. >> you don't value live by taking one. >> reporter: small val rally on the steps of the kensington library they brought with them their sadness and the pictures of loved ones lost to street violence. >> do we want people to come out and speak up? speak up about what they're seeing and -- and let's get rid of this whole no stitching mentality because lives out here matter. >> reporter: the gathering comes nearly a week after two south philly teenagers were killed in a burst of violence tuesday evening. a 16-year-old is charged in the murders. those gathered monday say violence in kensington is nearly routine and the fear to speak up is keeping killers from justice. >> we're losing people of day. every day, and we should be outraged, and no one comes out. we do events like this everyone should be out here supporting us the. >> reporter: i

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south philly teenagers were killed in a burst of violence tuesday evening. a 16-year-old is charged in the murders. those gathered monday say violence in kensington is nearly routine and the fear to speak up is keeping killers from justice. >> we're losing people of day. every day, and we should be outraged, and no one comes out. we do events like this everyone should be out here supporting us the. >> reporter: in a statement mayor kenny's office writes while shootings are down and the average age of shooters is actually increasing, these losses are no less heartbrea heartbreaking. jessica vega came to the gathering with the young children of her late partner angel beer mood did he say killed earlier this month she says drugs and guns are at the root of this evil. >> it all starts because of the drug on the treats. maybe if it wasn't because of the drugs on the street no one would be fighting over certain things the lifestyle they're living of drugs and who is mak making more money than who. honestly i don't know. >> we have to stop and stop being afraid. >> reporter: they spoke through a bull horn urging others in this struggling community to jo

kensington at frankford avenue at lehigh avenue near the sunoco station there. head house square we're dealing with the fire clean up. we have second street blocked between local barred and south and south street blocked between third and front. watch for the closures that continue today. i-95 approaching cottman that's southbound traffic heading toward center city. moving nicely right now. no problems in the city. in new jersey we have an accident they have had shut down pomona road in galloway township. if you're in the area stick to wrangleboro road instead. >> breaking nient a -- breaking right now, a house in south philadelphia has been em emblazenned -- blazened with bullets. police are looking at the shooting very closely as the double murders of two teen boys are fresh on the minds of residents here. you can see crime scene investigators have cleared the scene for now. we saw ten evidence markers on the 600 block of south juniper street as crime scene tape surrounded it. that was some of the evidence police collected. you can see the window on the home is riddled with bullets. this is the home that police believe was targeted, the reason is unknown publicly at this tim

kensington is 67. so there's your off-shore breeze there. 21 truckee, 35reno. homewood is 40. 33 up in northern and south lake tahoe at 25 degrees. truckee very cold. west, southwest. coming up higher clouds. system coming in looks like late thursday. . >>> coming up, with we'll show you what pg&e expects to achieve today. >> also squeeze are returning home, and we are out there with some of the families for the emotional reunion. >>> welcome back. happening today, the state treasurer will tell us if he will drop or extend sanctions imposed on wells fargo. last year, the state treasure yourer suspended us business rip with wells fargo for one year. now that year is up. the state treasurer's office will have to decide what's happening next. last year regulators fined wells fargo. >>> president trump meets with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the results could determine where the president's stall congressionalheads next. doug lazader from washington. >> reporter: they really need one another right now if republicans are going to get anything done in congress. . they have shaken hands before, and s

south philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >>> man was shot trying to do a good deed. police say he was trying to stop a woman particular being robbed in kensingtonting happen before 5:30 at emerald and atlantic. they found the 47-year-old man on frankford avenue shot in the chest and taken to temple university hospital in stable condition >>> it is now 1003. philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the city's fair hills section, we learned that a man has died. that victim was shot as he sat outside his home on the 200 block of east westmoreland street. it happened just a little after 11:30, 50-year-old man shot twice in the chest and in the face. crews rushed him to the hospital but died a short time later from the injuries. police interviewed witnesses about the shooting. >> witnesses said that the male was shot while sitting on a porch. when we checked the area of a porch of a residence, we found one slug imbedded in the wall behind a chair, a wicker chair, that the victim was sitting in. >> we know that right now, police are looking into whether this shooting was a result of an argument at a nearby bar. >>> a northern liberties rec

kensington law centre said this. campaigners are calling on southwark council to stop removing gravestones, memorials and ancient trees from a cemetery in southtery began last month to create a path and new burial spaces. but some families have been left devastated after discovering their relatives' graves had been removed without being told. southwark council says notices were put up in the area, attempts were made to contact families, and all removed headstones are being stored in a safe place. westminster city council has topped a table for the number of fines issued following a crackdown on fly—tipping. the london borough issued 747 fines, totalling around 130 thousand pounds, in the first year of new legislation coming into force. elsewhere in the capital, haringey, which has one of england's highest levels of fly—tipping handed out 288 penalty notices, and collected just over £100,000. let's have a look at the travel situation now. the all the a11 has southbound traffic trailing back. delays for traffix to oxford street. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. yesterday was rather cloudy and breezy and wet at times. there w