police have been searching a house in south london.lso in the next hour: ryanair boss rya nair boss michael ryanair boss michael o'leary warns his pilots not to misbehave. ryanair says it will make its pilots delay taking their annual leave to avoid further flight cancellations. and a warning overfridges with flammable backs. the consumer group, which? , says almost half of machines could be dangerous. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may is expected to say to you new macro leaders that she would like a two—year transitional period —— expected to say to eu leaders. she is trying to break the deadlock which there seems to be between the eu and britain. sources are telling the bbc that she will talk about this idea of a transitional period or implementation period, depending where you come from on this, and this idea is something we have heard a lot about over the summer from people like the chancellor philip hammered but also people like liam fox who are on the other side of the artand fox who are on the other side of the

back to parsons green in south—west london, the scene of that explosion on an underground train in south—weston that district line train at parsons green station. clearly still a heavy police presence. we'll bring you much more on what is happening after 5pm, stay with us for that. before that, we'll catch up with the weather news. lucy martin has the forecast. a mixture of sunny spells and showers over the next few days but we'll see fewer showers as we move through the weekend as high—pressure ta kes through the weekend as high—pressure takes charge. this afternoon we've seen a takes charge. this afternoon we've seenafair takes charge. this afternoon we've seen a fairfew takes charge. this afternoon we've seen a fair few showers. there have been a seen a fair few showers. there have beenafair seen a fair few showers. there have been a fairfew seen a fair few showers. there have been a fair few summers chile thunder storms across somerset and dorset, interspersed by good spells of sunshine. these are the photos sent by some of our weather watchers, fairly grey storm clouds. further along we'

so british police are now raiding a house in sorry just south of london as they continue their investigation into friday's blast on an underground train and eighteen year old man was arrested in the southern english port town of dover earlier on saturday police calling that one i think nif interest twenty nine people up were injured when an explosive device partially detonated on the district line during the busy peak rush hour following developments for us from london. with the police are not telling us much about who this eighteen year old man is we know that he was arrested in the port area of dover down in kent on saturday morning and he is being transferred to a police station in south london the police are calling it a significant arrest but saying they're not going to comment any further about this person for investigative reasons earlier on mark riley the nation's top antiterrorism police officer said that the police had been making really good progress and they were chasing down suspects the use of the plural they're suggesting in some people's minds that there could be more than on

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some breaking news, there are reports of an explosion at a london underground station in south west london. we can show you this picture taken bya we can show you this picture taken by a commuter. the metro newspaper says people suffered facial burns after a white container exploded on the district line at parsons green. police and the london ambulance service are currently at the scene. we will bring you up to date with the latest developments on the breaking story throughout the programme. people are posting photographs on social media, reporting a huge stampede at parsons green. some photos have been circulating on social media of a white container catching fire on a carriage. photographs of it have been posted. armed police, we are just hearing, ron the scene. somebody on social media, on twitter, has said, "i am safe. i had to run for my life at parsons green station. huge stampede, lots injured. not sure why. fire, explosion mentioned." we can cross to sophie raworth, who is on face time. what can you tell us? that is the scene now, this is parsons green tube station, which has been

back to my colleague, matthew price, in south—west london. l, the school day begins to end and you remember this wasn't just a packed begins to end and you remember this wasn'tjust a packed commuter train, with people heading to work at quarter past eight in the morning when it happened, there were children heading to schools and nurseries, incredibly frightening for everybody involved. thankfully at this stage we don't believe anybody was killed. 22 people in hospital who have and are being treated. the police described their injuries as mostly blast injuries. we heard a few moments ago the first comments on camera from the prime minister. in that interview she was asked what the mail of london sadiq khan had had to say about his request for an increase in police resources in the capital. we thought it might be useful to have a quick recap of what he had to say in full. here is sadiq khan. the young we got the best police and security services in the world. the emergency responders, also the excellent work of tfl staff is something we should

south ken5ington station. east acton, 0ld 0ak common lane is closed at du cane road due to a police incident to the north of savoy circus. and in central londonue to works opposite victoria place. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. the. to quieter the sunshine around u5 the. to quieter the sunshine around us would have liked. a fair amount of cloud. feeling warmer than yesterday. a mild start. 15. be prepared for rain later on in the day rhondda west. a dry start. cloud around this morning. we could see 5un5hine here through the day. cloud will thicken into the afternoon. a 5outherly breeze. 18-19. as afternoon. a 5outherly breeze. 18—19. as we afternoon. a 5outherly breeze. 18—19.a5 we go through afternoon. a 5outherly breeze. 18—19. as we go through the evening rush—hour, rain arriving from the west gilling ea5t through the evening to leave us with a dry night and clear skies. a light breeze and lows of 7—8. single figures. quite chilly starting tomorrow. mi5t and fog around. a nice day tomorrow. lot5 fog around. a nice day tomorrow. lots of sunshine. cooler air. 19—20. that will keep on through the weekend. 22 on sunday. it shoul

an explosion on a packed tube train in south west london injures 22. theresa may has led an emergency cobra meeting. the threat of terrorism that we face is severe. but together, by working together, we will defeat them. eyewitnesses say the blast set off a fireball in the train. there was a stampede as passengers fled in panic. there were just layers and layers of people screaming. it wasjust really traumatic. the mayor of london says a manhunt is under way as police in the underground station behind me search for evidence, while dozens of others are sifting through hundreds of cctv images to see who was behind this. welcome to bbc news. an explosion on an underground train in south—west london this morning is being treated as a terrorist attack. the train was packed with rush hour commuters when the blast went off. it sent a fireball through the carriage. 22 passengers were injured, none of them seriously. the device appears to have been in a white container with a timer. the prime minister said the terror threat level would be kept under review. the

she is being questioned at a police station in south london.one of the reception classes. it is our understanding he and his classmates were not at the school at the time. they are being eased into school life, so they generally go home at lunchtime at the moment. kensington palace said they are aware of the incident but will not comment on security matters. but they say prince george will be going to school as normal tomorrow. thank you. jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, has told meps in brussels that britain will soon regret its decision to leave the eu. he used his annual state of the european union speech to argue that the eu should now see britain's exit — which he also called sad and tragic — as an opportunity for the remaining countries to move towards a closer union. damian grammaticas reports. this was a striking shift from the eu. its leaders losing optimism, because they believe the worst crisis of recent years are behind them. your‘s economy is growing faster than america and the migrant surge is recedin

of the south london the 35—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted gbh and released on bailhave walked across the queensferry crossing, the new bridge over the firth of forth. by the end of the weekend 50,000 people are expected to have made thejourney, taking in magnificent views. the bridge, will officially open to traffic next week. 0ur correspondent catrina renton has more. this catrina renton has more. is something we won't si again, this is something we won't see again, for two days only, 50,000 people are getting the chance to walk over the new queensferry crossing, chosen in a ballot from almost a quarter of a million people who put their names forward for this moment in history. this is something i sick until his family about. —— isaac. yes we have taken lots of photos, if he doesn't remember himself. the forth road bridge openedin himself. the forth road bridge opened “119611. himself. the forth road bridge opened in 1964. this is a new crossing for the 21st—century, a chance to sample this feat of engineering, 1.7 miles long and the tallest in the uk. these are th

an explosion on a packed tube train in south—west london. 22 people are injured. terrorist attack. there are many urgent enquires ongoing with hundreds of detectives involved, looking at cctv, and speaking to witnesses. this is being supported by m15 and they are bringing their intelligence expertise to bear on the case. eyewitnesses say the blast set off a fireball in the train. there was a stampede as passengers fled in panic. i was sitting in the back carriage, and suddenly i heard a big bang, and i turned left and when i saw the

the four—year—old is attending thomas's school in battersea, south london, where he'll be known to hise william but the duchess of cambridge missed the occasion, as she's suffering from severe morning sickness due to her pregnancy. nicholas witchell reports. it is a daunting day for any four—year—old, no matter who you are, and george arrived looking, well, understandably a little nervous for his first day at the new school in south london his parents have chosen for him. dad was there to take his hand and carry his schoolbag, but not mum. she had to remain at kensington palace, suffering from acute pregnancy sickness. each day at thomas's school in battersea starts with a handshake with the teacher. george knew what was required, as did his father. and then it was time for those shiny new school shoes to head for the classroom, to find the peg for george cambridge and to meet the 20 other four—year—olds — boys and girls — who will be in the reception class with him. for william, it may have prompted memories of the day 30 years ago when he was taken by his mother for his first day at

they will be transferred to a south london police station in due course.s the believe a significant arrest, they believe a significant arrest, they believe will open up this investigation and give the police some clarification as to the motivation process of events that led to yesterday's device left on a parsons green's police station. —— train station. it may help them establish whether this was someone acting alone, whether this was a network of whether there are other devices that could be used on attacks on the underground network or elsewhere. dan freedman at scotla nd or elsewhere. dan freedman at scotland yard for others. and we heard from our other corresponded at parsons green tube station as well. with me now is chris phillips — former head of the national counter terrorism security office. what we have seen as we have seen someone arrested in kent. that is known to be the best way to get in and out of the country without being picked up with the authorities. it is good they are doing the extra checks today to pick people up. is good they are do

good morning from morden hall park in south london. this is a real hidden gem in london.tart to the day in london, not especially cold. across the country it isa especially cold. across the country it is a dull start. some cloud around and also some fog. fault at the moment in parts of eastern scotla nd the moment in parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, on the coastline, also in land in northern england and the midlands, east anglia and around bristol —— fog. some if it is dense. through the morning that will thin, lift and break —— of it. as will the low cloud we have an sunny spells will develop. one or two showers in eastern counties of england through the afternoon and the wind will strengthen in northern ireland and western scotland. it is a warm wind, coming from the south, so this afternoon in scotland, we‘re looking at brighter spells, sunny spells, highs of 18 in glasgow and any borough. in northern england, sunny spells this afternoon. —— edinburgh. we will lose the fog. there‘s the chance anywhere in the eastern england of a shower. they will be hi

the arrested woman was taken to a south london police station where, she remains in custody and theyng with the school which is attended by prince george to review the security arrangements. police we re the security arrangements. police were alerted, officers attended immediately after the issue came to light. and as we know, police are pa rt light. and as we know, police are part of the protective security arrangements for the prince. we will continue to work says the statement w continue to work says the statement w the school, which is responsible for security on the site. that is all i have at the moment. that a ao—year—old woman arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary at the school attended by prince george in battersea in south london. the arrested woman is still in custody. the incident was yesterday, the arrest took place today and of course as soon as i arrest took place today and of course as soon as i get more details for you, and course as soon as i get more details foryou, and our course as soon as i get more details for you, and our correspondent is... looking at t

a 17—year—old boy was detained in thornton heath, in south london, just after midnight. injured when a homemade bomb partially exploded at parsons green. 0ur correspondent keith doyle is in thornton heath where police are continuing to search a property. the search has been going on in the property behind me all day, we know around midnight last night police smashed and the door and arrested a 17—year—old male, neighbours said they saw police in playing close in what they described as riot gear and there were also police dogs —— plainclothes. the 17—year—old has been taken to a south london police station where he is being questioned. throughout the morning and early afternoon, the police have carried out a search of the property behind me, taking out bags that contain clothing, going through bins, we have seen them in the back garden which is very overgrown, they we re garden which is very overgrown, they were cutting back the greenery, possibly to get access to outbuildings. the search by the forensic team and the anti—terrorist squad has been going on throughout the d

the headlines: after the rush hour tube bombing in south—west london — police say they are "chasing downs". 1,000 armed officers are on the streets. the prime minister has warned another attack could be imminent, as the uk terror threat is raised to its highest level. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has revived his pledge of billions of pounds in extra funding for the nhs once britain leaves the eu. a day after north korea's latest launch of a ballistic missile, leader kim jong un says his ultimate plan is to match the military might of the united states. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up this week, scotland's most beautiful roads. it's some of the most amazing landscapes and seascapes you'll see. it's around the world in 500 miles. where to spend your christmas holidays and how about a cup of fish entrails? laughs very strong! it's really chewy. really very, very strong. the city of inverness on scotland's north—east coast is the unofficial capital of the highlands. it's been a popular tourist destination since the arrival of the railways in the mid—19th centu

workers at the crayford branch in south—east london began the 2a—hour action at midnight. hard to ensure teams are treated fairly". a consultation begins today looking at increasing fines to motorists by nearly 25%. it would mean charges for anyone in london that breaks road rules including driving in a bus lane or not paying the congestion charge increasing from £130 to £160. the measures will also see discounts for early payments going up as well. tfl says it will reduce congestion and improve road safety, but the rac questions the move. let‘s have a look at the travel situation now. the piccadilly line is suspended with no trains because of overrunning engineering works. an issue on the train. rmt union members are on strike. no service on their west london line— clapham junction to milton keynes central and a limited service on some other routes. kidbrooke park road remains closed for roadworks near to the railway station. this is the last week of the works — it‘s due to reopen on sunday. let‘s have a check on the weather now with sara thornton. good morning to you. a

he is the 28—year—old from south london who has worked with some of the biggest names in music.ay, dundee west and frank 0cean are such big bands, they helped make his debut album process in the states. the 12 mercury prize judges decided that sampha's soulful tunes were the best of british and irish music this year. no one blows me like the piano. got a standing —— no one knows me like the piano. he wrote it while he was grieving over the death of his mother. it's helped me through my day—to—day life. i was looking after my mother and she was ill and music was like a cathartic thing to me, something to me to express myself. it was an important thing. while quietly diejesting his it was an important thing. while quietly die jesting his win and circling the room full of artistic and possibly collaborate with, sampha said he will spend his £25,000 prize money making seven ——a second album. coming up on breakfast, all the day's news and more in the emergency migrant route into the uk, this time from the spanish port of bill bauer. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: north korea

—— west college in south—west london —— west tha m es west college in south—west london —— westhis house at some stage. but of the three places, the police have been searching an address in hounslow, the chicken shop, another residential address, and this one, but none quite have the scale compared to what you see behind me, and this shows we think that police see and this shows we think that police see this as the centre of investigations and where they think this bomb was prepared. thank you very much. president trump has said the united nations cannot fulfil its potential until it tackles bureaucracy and mismanagement. the un secretary—general has said progress is already being made. let's go to our correspondent at the un. he was pretty blunt in his message? yes, although this was pretty mild compared to other criticisms donald trump has levelled at organisations, if you remember his labelling nato obsolete. but he was talking now about the whole issue of united nations reform. the united states is the biggest contributor to the un budget, providing 22% of the general budget

parents at st 0laves in south—east london began legal action after students who did not get at leastld they could not continue. the lawyer representing the families says the school has changed its mind. 0ur news correspondent angus crawford has more. it is almost like a policy of post selection, which, on the surface of it, is unlawful. st 0laves is an outstanding school, founded in the 16th century, a long history of academic achievement, this year it got 96% at a star to b at a—level and therein appears to lie the problem. it was an open secret at the school that if in your first year of a—level study you did not hit b grades in your subjects, you would be asked to leave. this year it appears that that happened to two pupils. very small numbers? very small numbers this year but clearly a policy of some years standing. what happened was that the parents of these children began to take legal action, they threatened to sue the school, claiming that the department for education's rules are clear, you cannot post—select at a—level, you can only be asked to leave a school for behaviour o

dangerous, 35—year—old man has been arrested after attending a police station in south london.ause grievous bodily harm and has been released on police bail. this happened towards the end of play on thursday in the match between surrey and middlesex. as we heard, people didn't know what was going on. the ground had to be evacuated by armed police. thankfully, no one was hurt. but this was a crossbow bolt, and i wrote about 1.5 feet, it landed towards the centre of the pitch and obviously it could have been very, very dangerous. the man has now been bailed pending further enquiries and it will be resumed in september. a grammar school , which forced pupils to leave half—way through their course because of their exam results, has reversed its decision. parents at st 0laves in south—east london began legal action, after students who did not get at least a b—grade at as—level were told they could not continue. the lawyer representing the families says the school has changed its mind. 0ur correspondent angus crawford has more. it is almost like a policy of post—selection, which on t

the eagles are now calling, it's the boy from south london finally returning to the nest. tonight ruled out returning to crystal palace. allardyce says he spoke to the palace chairman steve parish earlier today but doesn't want to make a quick return to management. senior fa executives are to be summoned to a parliamentary inquiry to face questions about the two investigations that cleared england women's manager mark sampson of making allegedly racist remarks to former player eni aluko. the fa in two separate reviews cleared mark sampson of those allegations, said he was guilty of no wrongdoing whatsoever but eni aluko told me she was unhappy with the way those investigations had been conducted. she said they were flawed because key witnesses had not been interviewed by either the fa or the independent barrister asked to conduct an external investigation. this will make it hard for the fa to move on because as i this will make it hard for the fa to move on because as i say that select committee does intend to call it the executives to explain themselves and i understand b

he's been taken to a police station in south london.th attempted murder. the surgeon nasa kurdy, who helped victims of the manchester arena terror attack, has been stabbed in the neck outside a mosque in hale in greater manchester. police are continuing to question two men about the incident. the global boss of the taxi service uber has apologised for mistakes made by the company, after it was refused a new licence to operate in london. transport for london said it had concerns over the company's conduct. uber is appealing against the decision, but admitted it ‘must change. a 16—year—old girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was stabbed at a secondary school, winterton community academy, in north lincolnshire. police said a kitchen knife was used in the attack. the victim is in hospital but her injuries are not life—threatening. our correspondent dan johnson sent this report. the start of the school day at this small town comprehensive was shaken by an incident that ended with a member of staff seriously

scotland yard is to review security arrangements at the south london school attended by prince georgeest of a ao—year—old woman yesterday on suspicion of attempted burglary. it's only been a week since prince george started at thomas's battersea school. the un security council has expressed deep concern and called for an end to the violence in myanmar. nearly 400,000 rohingya muslims have fled from rakhine state in myanmar to neighbouring bangladesh in the past three weeks after a military crackdown. the un secretary general antonio guterres has described the situation as "catastrophic" and called on the international community to help. grievances that have been left to fester for decades have now escalated in on the borders of myanmar, destabilising the region. this situation is catastrophic. last week there were 125 thousand insured refugees who had fled to bangladesh. that number has now tripled to nearly 380,000. many are staying in makeshift settlements or in communities who are sharing what they have. but women and children are arriving hungry and malnourished. i urge all countr

joe wilson, bbc news, south london. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's emily., after weeks of investigation, we bring you the most comprehensive account yet of the people who made their escape from floor 21 of g re nfell tower. what really happened that night and how did they live to tell the tale? join me now on bbc two. newsnight with emily. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft. here's what's to come... chelsea leave it right until the last kick for a big champions league win in madrid. they waited five years for it but celtic grab a very rare away win in the champions league. and moeen ali's the saviour for england's cricketers as they secure a series win over west indies. hello and good evening. there's another big night of champions league football tonight as three more british sides played their second fixtures of the group stage. chelsea hadn't won against the 2016 finalists atletico madrid in their last 4 attempts but that all changed thanks to a dramatic last minute winner. james bu

moved to a south london police station and the home secretary says the second arrest means that it may not be the work of a lone attacker. we will have more after the break. >>> also, president trump will speak at the united nations. he slammed the organization in the past, so a lot of questions about what leaders, what world leaders can expect from his first-ever u.n. address this week. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased... ...risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have... ...a history of de

armed police evacuated the stadium in south london, and the game had to be abandoned. as 41 million people have been affected by heavy monsoon rains across south asia, leading to the worst flooding in the region for several years. across india, bangladesh and nepal, at least 1,400 people have lost their lives. 0ur correspondent justin rowlatt has sent us this report from the city of katihar in one of the worst—affected regions, bihar state, in north—east india, where hundreds have died. where we are going can only be reached by boat. the only dry place for miles around is on top of this great embankment, but the embankment that now protects the villagers is the reason the floods had such a catastrophic impact. the torrential rains transformed the normally placid river, the pressure grew and grew. so what happened is that embankment holding back the river breached, and the water came crashing in here, sweeping away half the village, devastating their homes, devastating their lives. translation: it felt like we were hit by an ocean of water. ijust ran for my life, taking

arrests all over south london. and quite often you would expect after a failed attack like this to see a number of arrests and see a number of people released. one man in custody, 18 years old has to be charged and he has not yet been done so. we are watching closely to see if he was indeed the man who planted the bomb on that busy morning rush hour tube train. >> julie: it has been a big week for president trump as he attends his first u.n. general assembly as commander-in-chief, we are going to discuss how he's doing. plus tensions are rising with north korea with strong new efforts from china, developing today in washington to halt nuclear efforts by the rogue regime. we will have a live report from south korea next. >> we are simply not going to tolerate a rogue regime in pyongyang obtaining usable nuclear weapons that could be mounted on a ballistic missile and threaten the people of the united states. amazing honky tonk?? i can't believe you got us tickets. i did. i didn't pay for anything. you never do. send

armed police evacuated the stadium in south london, and the game was abandoned.bail. he'd been detained on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm. labour has rejected claims by a former shadow minister that it's failing to confront the truth about gangs who groom and abuse children. sarah champion, the mp for rotherham, stepped down last month after claiming that the country had a problem with british pakistani men raping white girls. in a newspaper interview this morning, she said labour politicians in london had not been challenged by a reality different from what she described as their tolerant world. the northern ireland secretary of state james brokenshire is to meet the five main political parties at stormont on monday. it follows sinn fein's rejection of a dup proposal to restore power—sharing. the executive, led by the two main parties, collapsed at the beginning of they year during a scandal over a botched renewable heating scheme. the first pedestrians have walked across the queensferry crossing, the new bridge over the firth of forth. by the end o

let's speak to helena lee, who's near the scene in south—west london.re this evening? what has been described as a very quiet family area, this is still the centre of a huge investigation here this evening. just to try to give you a closer shot, we are at the cordon very close to parsons green tube station and you can probably hopefully make out the tube that was involved in the incident in rush hour this morning. the investigation here is continuing. the cordon and the area around here was wider but in the last arab half or so, they allowed us last arab half or so, they allowed us to come a bit closer. —— in the last hour and a half or so. also the london fire brigade are here, with the police, carrying out their investigations. as we understand it, that improvised device is still on the tube train behind us. what forensic officers will want to do is examine that. they won't want to rush that at all because that will be vital for rush that at all because that will be vitalfor their rush that at all because that will be vital for their evidence. it will

prince george was too adorable walking to school in south london. william carried his school-ished bag, and they were greeted by the head of the lower school. royal watchers took note of his pricey school uniform. >> his navy pullovers are about $32. the matching shorts are just over $30. the winter socks are just over $9, and george's black shoes, almost $45. everything a student needs totals around $500. >> twuuition starts at $23,000 year. >> they have generally gone to single sex schools, but it does mean in a couple of years, charlotte can follow in her big brother's footstep. >> they talk kindness, etiquette, and that should appeal for william who fought for those less fortunate. he can have fun too. >> there are over two dozen afterschool clubs that you can think of. perhaps he'll take up golf like his dad. >> but one activity is required. >> after the age of 7, one requirement is ballet class. there are several shows that take place here. princess diana was a huge ballet fan, and this is probably something she would very much enjoy. >> is it

brixton road in south london breached its annual limits five days into 2017.st 360 days left to try to have i'io so just 360 days left to try to have no air pollution at all to balance things out. i'm sure they have wall street. and of course it is not alone. putney high street, king street, chelsea. ipswich has higher particulars, in some forms, then london does. none of us who is having a delightful time on the clean air front and it would nice to be resolved. a gallop through three stories in the telegraph. the public sector pay cap will be scrapped. there has been a lot of pressure on this because of public sector workers not having a pay rise for ages. for seven years. they have had 196. ages. for seven years. they have had 1%. that has been lower than inflation for the vast majority of that time. there has been a suggestion that on wednesday ministers will announce that cap will be overturned, at least for the police and prison officers. and as my excellent colleague has orally pointed out, that should leave the door open to other public sector workers.

he is currently being held at a south london police station where he is questioned under the terrorism act. we know the 18-year-old apprehended in the port of dover earlier on yesterday is also held at a south london police station and is being questioned under the terrorism act. the home secretary has taken to the british television sets today giving an interview to bbc saying that the second arrest suggests that parsons green may not have been the work of what she called a lone wolf attacker but having said that, she has rebuffed the suggestion that isis may have been behind this despite the fact they claimed this attack. she says as the police here have said there is no credible evidence at this point to suggest that isis was the master mind behind this attack. >> there was a cobra meeting yesterday. have you heard anything what came out of that meeting and what plans are forward to tackle these kind of attacks? >> it's a good question. the home secretary and the chair of that meeting, normally the prime minister chairs them but this is the week so the home secretary is in the hot s

a 17—year—old boy was detained in thornton heath, in south london, just after midnight. e in custody are all men, aged between 18 and 48—years old. matthew thompson is at southwark police station in london for us. matthew, tell us if you would about this latest arrest, and about the general progress of the investigation. as you can see behind me, southwark police station is where we believe all six of them in so far arrested in this case are being held by police under section 41 of the terrorism act. it is worth taking a moment to explain exactly what that means. the terrorism act came into force in 2001, and it allows people to be arrested on suspicion of acts of terrorism for an initial period of 48 hours, and then they can appeal to the courts to have that extended. in this case, police have been granted the right to hold one of the men, yaya toure, until today, at which point they have to either charge him, releasing or applied at the period extended further. and —— a man named tom one. since those arrests, police have announced they have arrested four further men, on

the four—year—old is attending thomas's school in battersea, south london — where he'll be known to hisat kensington palace before he was dropped off to school. the duchess of cambridge missed the occasion as she's suffering from severe morning sickness due to her pregnancy. nicholas witchell reports. it is a daunting day for any four—year—old, no matter who you are, and george arrived looking, well, understandably a little nervous for his first day at the new school in south london his parents have chosen for him. dad was there to take his hand and carry his schoolbag, but not mum. she had to remain at kensington palace, suffering from acute pregnancy sickness. each day at thomas's school in battersea starts with a handshake with the teacher. george knew what was required, as did his father. and then it was time for those shiny new school shoes to head for the classroom, to find the peg for george cambridge and to meet the 20 other four—year—olds — boys and girls — who will be in the reception class with him. for william, it may have prompted memories of the day 30 years ago when he wa

and the duke of cambridge has dropped prince george off for his first day at school in south london.ol on the opening day of the third and deciding test against west indies at lords. the tourists put themselves into bat this morning and found themselves under pressure quickly — james anderson took the first two wickets meaning he‘s nowjust one away from becoming the first englishman to take 500 in test cricket. ben stokes has rattled through the windies order this afternoon — he took two wickets in an over, three in total. at tea, the windies are 119 for seven. premier league clubs have voted in favour of amending the summer transfer window. starting next season and every season thereafter, premier league sides will be only able to buy players from june until 5pm on the thursday before the start of the season. they will however be able to sell players up until the standard deadline. the decision sets the premier league apart from other leagues around europe, who‘ll still be able to operate in the transfer market until the end of august. we wa nt we want to get ourselves prepared, rea

is the boy from south london finally returning to the nest.elow crystal palace in the premier league is west ham they're at home to huddersfield tonight, and are desperate to also avoid a fourth straight defeat themselves. manager slaven bilic says he isn't concerned about speculation suggesting he could be sacked. myjob is to raise the performance of the team and we start with a game on monday night. that is a good opportunity, a good chance for us to start winning games and the comeback on the right track, and that is where i am putting my work and concentration. the olympic stadium, 60,000, this is something very special for us. we are excited about this atmosphere. we st are excited about this atmosphere. west ham is a popular premier league clu b west ham is a popular premier league club with a big—name, big history, good manager, good quality. we are totally aware what is in front of us, even if we will not change, we will focus first of all on herself and this means that we have to make and this means that we have to make a lot of our d

based in an old building into a globally respected theatrical giant with a modern home on the london southould acknowledge without petered out might be no national to i’ufi. petered out might be no national to run. it's easy to forget how hostile the reception was when the national moved to the south bank. it wasn't a popular place. he loved opera, and delighted in his time as a director at glyndebourne, making, in the eyes and ears of many, some of his finest work. sir peter hall will be remembered as one of the most significant figures in british theatre. he was the man who, by developing a model of public subsidy and private finance, created the landscape for today's golden age of british theatre. he was, as the director trevor nunn has said, the man who changed theatre from ancient to modern. today's tributes to the great peter hall, who has died at the age of 86. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories... three men — including two serving soldiers — have appeared before magistrates, charged with terrorism offences. they're accused of being members of the banned neo—

london says a manhunt for the attacker is now under way. it detonated at 8.20am this morning at parsons green station — on the district line in south west londonophie raworth was at the scene moments after the incident, and she's there for us now, sophie. i arrived here about ten or 15 minutes after the attack this morning. people were still coming out of the tube station. it was sealed off. there were police, helicopters flying in the sky, as there are now, ambulances, fire engines and lots of many distressed people wandering around. a woman i spoke to with a police officer said she was there when it happened. describing how she had been standing on the tube, suddenly a bang, a pause, then fire coming towards her. people around her burnt. she said she was protected as there were people in front of her. people described the panic as they tried to leave the station. a crush of people going down the stairs. it's a very small station. one exit, one staircase. people were terrified and really running for their lives. the police this morning have said there will be a heightened police presence around the transport network in london today. we have t

. >> george was too adorable walking into the school in south london.illiam dutifully carried his school-issued back and they were greeted by the head of the school. royal watchers seeing meeting multiple versions of his uniform gets pricey. >> his navy pullover is $32 and matching bermuda shows over $30 so winter socks are just over $1 and george black shoes almost $:45. everything that each student needs is around $500. >> tuition starts at more than $23,000 a year and george's attendance marks a break with royal tradition. >> previous gat royals have generally gone to single-sex schools, but at least at thomas batteras, charlotte can follow. >> student are taught kindness and human rights and that should appeal to william who fought for the less fortunate and george can have fun, too. >> perhaps george will take up golf like his dad. >> one activity is required. >> compulsory for all boys and girls up to the age of 7 is ballet class. ♪ >> and there are several ballet shows that take place throughout the year and princess diana, george's grand mother,

south sudan. it for three years he was a london school boy by his father worked in the uk. hennessy paid traffickers to get back to london. but was kidnapped by an armed gang in libya. he escaped by leaping from a moving truck. the time we jumped off there was a chap man old chapman he was shot. so blacks when all of my my my my tee shot so i close my eyes while with both can't. so i just ran away. grimace things are here hennessy says conditions were far worse another detention center. where there were daily beatings by the guards? if people make noise filled the people. rush for food. you get bit you get bits an. if. people want to use the bathroom. or if people want to drink what's so. just make you lie down on his stomach the whole the whole jail. and everyone gets about five five. everyone. everyone gets beaten everyone gets a bit. that's only one risk the migrant trails through libya. the men are pawns to be bold and sold by malicious some forced into slave labo. well what about a monopod i mean manual was beaten by a gang links to. occurs. but what paint him most is

level has been increased to critical, in the wake of a bomb explosion on a rush—hour train in south west londonce say they are treating an explosion on an underground train in south—west london as a terrorist incident. 29 people were injured. at least one woman suffered burns. others are reported to have cuts, grazes and facial wounds. the so—called islamic state is claiming responsibility. the incident happened in the morning rush—hour as a district line underground train pulled into the station at parson's green in west london at 08.20am. the bbc understands that the bomb, described as a "homemade device", had been fitted with a timer, but it failed to fully detonate. whoever planted it is still on the run. the british prime minister spoke a short time ago. i have just been updated on the investigation into this morning's cowardly terrorist attack in london. and major covert and overt investigation is taking place involving police and security officials. i said earlier today that the national threat level was being kept under review. thejoint terrorism level was being kept under review. the j

a 17—year—old boy was detained in thornton heath, in south london, just after midnight. in custody are all men, aged between 18 and 48—years old. tougher penalties could be introduced for cyclists who injure or kill pedestrians — as part of an urgent review of all aspects of cycling safety. one idea being considered by the government is a new offence that's the equivalent of causing death by careless or dangerous driving. it follows a number of high profile incidents involving cyclists colliding with pedestrians. andy moore reports. do you feel any remorse, charlie? on monday, charlie alliston was jailed for 18 months for cycling into and killing a pedestrian in london last year. kim briggs was on her lunch break when she was hit. she suffered serious injuries including a fractured skull and died in hospital a week later. he was driving a bike without a front brake which was illegal. he was cleared of manslaughter but found guilty of bodily harm, an offence dating back to 1861. after the sentencing, mrs briggs' widower called for a change to the law. to have to rely on m

my guide, hennessy, is 18 and from south sudan but for three years, he was a london schoolboy while his to get back to london but was kidnapped by an armed gang in libya. he escaped by leaping from a moving truck. the time we jumped off, there was a chad man, an old chad man. he was shot, so blood went all over my t—shirt so i thought i was shot as well. i was so scared. i just ran away. grim as things are here, hennessy says conditions were far worse in another detention centre where there were daily beatings by the guards. if people make noise, or if people rush for food, you get beaten. if people want to use the bathroom, or if people want to drink water, theyjust make you lie down on your stomach, the whole jail, and everyone gets about five, five. everyone. everyone gets beaten? everyone gets beaten. and that's only one risk on the migrant trail through libya. the men are pawns, to be bought and sold by militias. some forced into slave labour. it was horrible, horrible. emmanuel was beaten by a gang linked to the traffickers. but what pained him most is what he heard them do to two

south—west. blustery across most areas, a high chance of catching a downpour. a bit cooler in londond as a result of hurricane irma in the caribbean, one of the most powerful storms ever recorded. my whole house caved in. there was seven of us. all we had to do was pray and call for help. the firemen came to our rescue as soon as they could have come. i have to thank god for life. mps are debating plans to transfer thousands of european union laws and regulations into uk law. brexit secretary david davis encouraged all members to support the bill the bill provides certainty as to how the law applies after we leave the european union, and it ensures individuals and businesses can continue to find redress when problems arise. aid workers in bangladesh say the number of rohingya muslims pouring across the border to escape violence in myanmar continues to rise. and the duke of cambridge has dropped prince george off for his first day at school in south london. his mother, the duchess, was too ill to go with them this morning. let's get the sport. we start with james anderson, who is now