south london area. wimbledon is such a hue south london area. wimbledon is such a huge advance, so many _ south london area. wimbledon is such a huge advance, so many people i a huge advance, so many people turning up. there are so many people required to put on an event like this. there are a lot of people behind that make it happen. it'll be great for the princess of oil is and her daughter to meet those people, to understand the feet it takes to put on a championship like this one. it is about members of the community that are being supported by this. i think whenever you go to south—west london during the game you really feel that wimbledon spirit, whether people are watching it in pubs or bars or out in the park or you have got screens. everyone feels magic of tennis. i think it is really lovely that there are people from the community they're able to speak the princess of wales hospital. important to say that apparently last year the final between carlos alcaraz and novak djokovic lasted for hours and 42 minutes. important to say the princ

, but they are going _ far to get a south london, but they are going to— far to get a south london, bute of the biggest nonetheless. 0ne of the biggest nights— nonetheless. one of the biggest nights for english football in years — and in spain, in the hometown of a football_ and in spain, in the hometown of a football sensation, _ and in spain, in the hometown of a football sensation, lamine - and in spain, in the hometown of a football sensation, lamine yamal,| football sensation, lamine yamal, thousands— football sensation, lamine yamal, thousands are _ football sensation, lamine yamal, thousands are gathering _ football sensation, lamine yamal, thousands are gathering to - football sensation, lamine yamal, thousands are gathering to watch. football sensation, lamine yamal, . thousands are gathering to watch the final. thousands are gathering to watch the finah here, _ thousands are gathering to watch the finah here, they— thousands are gathering to watch the final. here, they are _ thousands are gathering to watch the final. here, they are confident- thousands are gathering to watch

current score is 1—1 and joe inwood is watching the game in south london. the match isn't happening while i speak to you. every time you are alive on air when the match is going on in england seem to score. i the match is going on in england seem to score.— the match is going on in england seem to score. i know i'm getting a reutation seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for _ seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for this. _ seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for this. i've _ seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for this. i've had - reputation for this. i've had people message me and say as soon as england are going to be in need of a goal of got to interview of sand. whenever i speak to them, somehow england score. there was no chance need today because ingrid scored by penalty. it has been eight much, much, much better game so far. have a race in south london, i've watched all five previous matches here, reporting live, hardy work with the fans. and it's fair to say that england's performance so far has been varia

we have had a very, very long _ south london. we have had a very, very long journey. south london.n _ very long journey. it is —— it has been delayed around the folkestone area when _ been delayed around the folkestone area when we took the eurotunnel from _ area when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais this morning _ from folkestone to calais this morning. we were held up and there were delays— morning. we were held up and there were delays between the english border— were delays between the english border control and french border controt — border control and french border control. we understand the reason for that— control. we understand the reason for that is— control. we understand the reason for that is the french border forces have _ for that is the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking — have introduced a new passport checking system and that held people up. checking system and that held people uo but _ checking system and that held people up. but there is absolutely no question— up. but there is absolutely no question there are loads and

some people have to have to work 2 jobs i speak to very to is in south london about that concern. so let's have a listen. what they had to say behind london's glittering facade, there was a lot of hidden hardship, poor and rich live side by side. greenwich is located in south london and is one of the poor is communities in england, many a fee of that, the surroundings, the entire country are in this state of crisis. i'm a single mom and i was 2 jobs. and i'm just trying to pay nursery fees as well as school fees and then keep them private ran like everything is so expensive, staple. i worry them the counting the pennies on the it's very hard so everyone know people spend so much time and effort trying to pay rent and things to live that they actually keep quite often lose sights of their, their real goes and where they really wants to be during the job which is avoiding the prices for food energy and drug have increased dramatically what income is has not. but it's not just those on the bread line to the feeding. the pinch with inflation just coming down from a 41 year high. brita

we had lengthyjourney from south london, starting and lengthy “ourney from south london, startin: . ,hed folkestone we _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit all _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit all kinds - starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit all kinds of - folkestone we hit all kinds of delays — folkestone we hit all kinds of delays it _ folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was— folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a _ folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a very - folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a very smoothl delays. it was a very smooth journey, _ delays. it was a very smooth journey, many— delays. it was a very smooth journey, many queues - delays. it was a very smooth| journey, many queues down. delays. it was a very smooth - journey, many queues down. we took the journey— journey, many queues down. we took the journey on — journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the _ journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the

in madrid with scenes of absolute ectasy as the fans all that in marked contrast to brixton in south londoninal whistle was met with considerably less enthusiasm. of course, it's the second successive euro men's final that england fans have seen their team fall at the final hurdle. the result went down just as badly in berlin no pace up front. just didn't happened. and absolutely gutted. but i thought it was coming. now it's not coming home, but the best team wouldn't have the competition if i'm honest. same old story, isn't it? we, um, did really well- after we conceded, but first half was basically pointless. and then we conceded - the goal and then we started playing well, we look good, i and then we scored and then we stopped playing well. but it's the same. um, we're used to it by now. it was worth it for the goal. like shame. shame it didn't happen. but we go again, right? wasn't great. we didn't press enough and they have it too easy. got some good players coming through. - and i think that, um, you know, showing some potential. - just needs some more - games and some more wins. spai

this is brixton in south london, l this is brixton in south london, they are getting very excited. opened the game is finally and it went from completely empty to completely fill any matter of seconds. people here are, as they have been at a lot of england games, a bit of trepidation has come a bit worried this might be another fairly dull performance. at the same time, they still have the faith that england fans seem to maintain. you do have that one change coming in for a mate who was suspended. the big thing is the shift, change information, it matches up with a space. i think people here think thatis space. i think people here think that is a good thing. mainly to see some change. and some england fans have been here for all the game so far and they felt something needs to change. let's see if that is a change. let's see if that is a change. let's see if that is a change. let's stick to a couple of fans here. hey, how are you doing? what are your feelings about the game _ what are your feelings about the game today? the line—up? if it is true _ game today? the line—up? if it is

this is south london, and they are setting up that final in spain.tattoo in an area that we can't broadcast at the crack of dawn. nervous and excited at the same time. the stomach's doing this, you know? watching along were lewis and katie. they met exactly six years ago at the semifinals of the world cup. so feelings on england on their anniversary? well, i was saying i go off a lot what you say. and you said the starting line—up isn't good. but to be fair, i do think he needs to make some changes in the beginning. # god save our king... being an england fan has not been easy at this tournament. it'sjust depressing. but that feeling didn't last long. england was soon on the attack. i feel like they maybe by conceding that early goal, they've stepped it up now. wild, but potentially premature celebrations? and they've not actually scored. that's just a penalty being awarded. the mood was upbeat at half—time. at least he finished the beer before throwing his pint in the air. coming into half—time, we were on top of the game, we dominated. we haven't c

joining me now is our correspondent, joe inwood, who is watching the match with fans in south london.t than before? it scintillating match tonight than before? , , :: :: before? it is still 0-0. the performance _ before? it is still 0-0. the performance is _ before? it is still 0-0. the performance is much - before? it is still 0-0. the | performance is much better before? it is still 0-0. the - performance is much better and before? it is still 0-0. the _ performance is much better and there has been a tactical shift by gareth southgate. to be honest, there was talk of saka playing on the left. i haven't notice that happening but the feeling is this is a much better performance. let's bring in some fans. what's your feeling so far? repressing them, which is good. a lot of— repressing them, which is good. a lot of formation that's a lot better~ _ lot of formation that's a lot better. . , lot of formation that's a lot better. ., , ., ., better. really well. one at a time, cu s. better. really well. one at a time, au s. we better. really well. one at a time, guys- we seem — better. real

, there is a lot of hidden hardship, pool and rich lives side by side. greenwich is located in south london, and as one of the poor is communities in england, many a fee of that, the surroundings, the entire country are in this state of crisis. i'm a single mom and i work 2 jobs. and i'm just trying to pay nursery fees as well as school fees and then keep them private ran like everything is so expensive, staple. i worry them the counting the pennies on the it's very hard so everyone know people to spend so much time in asset trying to pay rent and things to live. they actually can quite often lose sights of their, their real goals and what they really want to be doing charities of wanting. the prices for food, energy and drug have increased dramatically what income is, has not. but it's not just those on the bread line that are feeding the pinch with inflation just coming down from a 41 year high. britain's cost of living crisis is also hitting the middle clauses . many people are now dependent on food, but families with children. how often especially vulnerable we seen a really c buys in t

we have had a very long journey, south london. we have had a very longjourney, it south london.delays, politically around the folkestone area when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais late this morning. we were held up, there were delays between the english border control and french border control. we understand the reason for that is because the french border forces have reason for that is because the french borderforces have introduced a new passport checking system and that held people up. there is no question there are loads and loads of fans. you just heard the head of the german policing in berlin thinks as many as 50,000 could make their way there. let me tell you, many of the people travelling along with us so far today are travelling without tickets, so we are lucky enough we have tickets in our group, but many more fans are travelling without a ticket. we have seen some very interesting scenes along the autobahn already. we saw a remaster bus travelling alongside the inside lane earlier. i suspect it has gone a bit awry. we also saw a minibus with english n

poverty, we had a cyber attack in south—east london a couple months back. ndon a couple months back.— couple months back. this is not a ber couple months back. this is not a cyber security _ couple months back. this is not a cyber security incident, this - couple months back. this is not a cyber security incident, this is - couple months back. this is not a| cyber security incident, this is not an attack — cyber security incident, this is not an attack. this is a technical problem _ an attack. this is a technical problem which which is impacted systems— problem which which is impacted systems across the world. patients should _ systems across the world. patients should continue to access systems as normal— should continue to access systems as normal but _ should continue to access systems as normal but contact your gp or pharmacy~ _ normal but contact your gp or pharmacy-— pharmacy. that's the health secretary — pharmacy. that's the health secretary talking _ pharmacy. that's the health secretary talking about - pharmacy. that's the health secretary talking

and alison is in south london. alison isn't your real name.cause ijust don't know where the boys get it from. because my little boy is seven. he is quite small, and we live, we talk about our emotions, my husband is amazing. he likes hugs and cries at films, he is very passive. he is a mental health worker, nurse. i am a nurse and we talk about emotions a lot. we talk around the table. then the work is undone because my little boy goes out into the world and comes back and says things like, boys don't cry. boys need to be strong. girls are stupid, girls like pink. where are stupid, girls like pink. where are you getting this from?! . and are stupid, girls like pink. where are you getting this from?! . and he is seven? he — are you getting this from?! . and he is seven? he is _ are you getting this from?! . and he is seven? he is seven. _ are you getting this from?! . and he is seven? he is seven. all— are you getting this from?! . and he is seven? he is seven. all the - are you getting this from?! . and he is seven? he is seven. all the work.

this is south london. setting up for the final against spain over the weekend. rter watched the game at a bar in south wind. >> it always starts out so civilized. a bit of facepainting, some vintage shirts, catching up with friends. then a man shows you his tattoo in an area that we cannot broadcast at the crack of dawn. >> nervous and excited at the same time. >> watching along were lewis and katie. they met exactly six years ago at the semifinals of the world cup. so feelings on england and their anniversary? >> you send the starting lineup isn't good, but to be fair, you need to make some changes at the beginning. >> being in england than has not been easy at this tournament. >> it is just depressing. >> but that feeling didn't last long. england were soon on the attack. >> i feel like they have set up now. >> wild but potentially premature celebrations. >> they have not actually scored. that is just a penalty being awarded. the mood was upbeat at halftime. at least he finished the beer before throwing his point in the air. >> we were on top of the game, we do

she's been talking about neighbourhood crime and antisocial behaviour at a police station in south londoncampbell, reports on the beat in south—east london, it was an early start for the new home secretary yvette cooper, walking alongside metropolitan police officers in lewisham. and with an overflowing in tray of how this government will fight crime, questions over labour's plans to try and solve a strained prison system are high on the list. we and solve a strained prison system are high on the list.— are high on the list. we are going to have to — are high on the list. we are going to have to deal— are high on the list. we are going to have to deal with _ are high on the list. we are going to have to deal with the - are high on the list. we are going to have to deal with the legacy i are high on the list. we are going i to have to deal with the legacy that we inherit. they have failed to build the prison is that we need, they have allowed the number of remand prisoners, people waiting for trial, to increase because of the chaos and the backlog in the criminaljustice chaos and the backl

it was announced in march that pediatric cancer care for south london and the south—east would move tool. i can open the app and it can show me the classroom. so when i do that, the head starts flashing, so that notifies the teacher that i'm trying to answer or ask a question. travel now, and this is how the tube is looking at the moment. there are severe delays on the central line. and severe delays on the elizabeth line. now onto the weather forecast. hello there. good morning. well, it's an improving day today. we have quite a cloudy start, a mild start as well. and there is the chance of a few showers still, but it does become drier and brighter as the day progresses, with some good spells of sunshine developing, but for the time being, still quite cloudy. still a few showers, quite a breezy day as well, but more in the way of sunny spells developing quite widely into the afternoon and temperatures reaching around 20—23 celsius. it is quite breezy this evening as well. some clear skies overnight, but we are expecting some cloud to drop down from the north as we head through the nig

police on a south london bus.ice say the victim, a man in his 50s, was attacked on the route 64 bus in croydon in the early hours of this morning. he'd confronted a fellow passenger over placing his feet on the seat, and was stabbed several times in the leg. anyone with any information has been asked to come forward and contact the metropolitan police . now, as i'm metropolitan police. now, as i'm sure you're aware , thousands of sure you're aware, thousands of england fans are in dortmund for tonight's euro 2024 semi—final against the netherlands. but the brits are expected to be outnumbered . it's thought there outnumbered. it's thought there could be four times more opposition supporters out tonight. gareth southgate's side are pushing for a place in the final against spain, and these england fans told us they expect a win . a win. >> easy game. i say easy, probably going to be pens, but obviously we'll win because that's what we're good at. you've seen the last game with switzerland. you know baby food. easy.

semifinal next saturday. 0ur reporter, joe inwood watched the game at a fans zone in brixton, south london about started to calm down after almost the most extraordinary 120 minutes of football. we should not let what happened in the last 31 minutes take away from the fact that the start of this was pretty diabolical from england's perspective. it was, i'm not saying a game of two macabre, i cannot do the maths quickly enough, but very much a game of two parts. because until that bicycle kick from jude bellingham in what was the 95th minute of football went in the mood here was funereal. the fans have been sympathetic before the match started. they had been optimistic. as a gay moron and england were really, really poor, i think it is fair to say. you heard our commentary from our colleagues at itb, and they were saying they could not believe they were not making changes or doing something. what happened in the end was essentially a moment of individual magic, josh eyre good fortune in share class from jude bellingham that put england level with slovakia and through to extra time. after th

stephen lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang in a racist attack in 1993 at this south london bus stopo of the gang were eventually convicted of murder, in april, following bbc investigations, the met police said a new force will review the dormant case. the met said a new force will review the dormant case. stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, doesn't accept everything possible's been done. the met have always sought to say to doreen, and we have, and she's not taken at face value, saying we've done everything we can. and now we realise with what the bbc, what you have shown, is that that was a blatant lie. she's now asked for the case to be passed to an independent investigation team led by the retired detective who achieved the two murder convictions. a year ago, the bbc publicly named the suspect matthew white, revealing witnesses placed him at the murder and detailed multiple police failures before his death. now, new details. when white was interviewed about the murder in 2000, he told the met he previously had a girlfriend who was a child, but the force did nothing. i was

let's go to brixton in south london i get a sense of how the fans are feeling. they are loving it.m- _ they are loving it. oh, they are very calm- no _ they are loving it. oh, they are very calm. no one _ they are loving it. oh, they are very calm. no one has- they are loving it. oh, they are very calm. no one has got - very calm. no one has got overexcited. they have taken it in their stride. overexcited. they have taken it in theirstride. i overexcited. they have taken it in their stride. i am overexcited. they have taken it in their stride. iam not overexcited. they have taken it in their stride. i am not covered in beer. as you can see... apparently, football is coming home. i've not heard that before. fantastic afternoon. and that was the most extraordinarily tense penalty shoot—out. there we are. as you can see, the fans love to get, football is coming home. we will try get back tojoe in a bed, but is enjoying it. england cowboy hat. through to the semifinals. we will check in withjoe and get more sense from the fans, but calmness as opposed. let's catch up with wimbledon. th

90th minute, to the delight of fans across the country — as you can see in these pictures from south londontting up that final against spain at the weekend. england manager gareth southgate has faced a lot of criticism for the team's play through the tournament. this is what he had to say about his time in charge after the match. we have had some incredible nights, the last seven, eight years. these games have been dramatic because the goals have come so late. the only reason i did thejob when i took it come so late. the only reason i did the job when i took it on was to try and bring success to england as a nation, and to try and improve english football, and improve english football, and to be able to take the team to a first final overseas, i am immensely proud of that but now, of course, we have come here to win, the team have been the best team in the tournament we play, and we have less than a day to prepare, a huge task, but we are still here and we are fighting. and let's hear from ollie watkins, the man behind england's 90th—minute winner. speaking just after the match, he explaine

running is the south londoner's strong suit, but new zealand's hayden wilde was the one to break clearh one lap to go, alex yee is in second. he brought home a silver from tokyo. what has got left here in the tank in paris? this was his answer. what a run from alex yee! a perfectly timed sprint finish, to send his fans into pure pandemonium. what an astonishing finish! i really wanted to give it one last go and cross the finish line with no regrets, and i feel like i did that. it was amazing i was able to achieve that, but never in my wildest dreams did i think i would get back there. goodness me! earlier in the rain, there had been drama in the women's event, but former physics teacher beth potter took a brave bronze. on a day that showcased britain's force in triathlon and the power of teamwork. laura scott, bbc news, paris. well, if you think that was dramatic, wait till you see what happened 15 minutes later after alex won. in rowing, team gb is usually a powerhouse, but results in tokyo three years ago were disappointing, with no gold medals. but all that was ancient history today

90th minute, to the delight of fans across the country — as you can see in these pictures from south london

. >> if you're listening on radio, that's the sound of the fan zone in south london erupting into cheersharry kane equalised for england with a cool penalty kick, >> there's a huge turnout at fan parks across the country as they root for the three lions, including, a little bit more subdued now as they are in south london. the winner of tonight's match facing spain in the final on sunday. england expects those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm polly middlehurst. i'm back in an houn middlehurst. i'm back in an hour. see you then for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> the conservative party is having the kind of day at the battle of the somme where everyone died, and nobody gained any ground. kemi badenoch took a machine gun to rishi sunak shadow cabinet yesterday, ripping into sunak over his election blunders, in particular his decision to leave d—day commemorations early . the shadow commemorations early. the shadow housing secretary, who is seen as a f

been the most exciting team to watch so far, but that didn't stop the rush for the best seats in south londonthe last few games have been a bit dull, like side to side passing, we need some pace, we need some attack so let's go for it. brilliant day, on the cocktails, bit of sunshine, can't go wrong. as the national anthem rang out, the game got underway. ten minutes in, what was their assessment? yeah, not too bad so far. like, steadily getting into the game. like, see how things go. i'm happy so far. but the weather soon started to match the football of the first half — not great. surely things must improve. so the sun is out, the england fans are in good voice and the second half is under way. unfortunately, the good mood didn't last long, and the swiss went one up. it was decidedly flat. best check in with our fans again. how are you feeling? not good at the minute. new changes though, hopefully we can do something. cheering. get in there! it is amazing how quickly the mood can change. it was funereal in here. we were midway through that interview and then that happens. but that was it fo

this week, the farnborough airshow is taking place south of london. ukraine and the conflict in the middle east, us contractor lockheed martin has an order backlog worth $160 billion and sales grew nearly 10% over the past year. the bbc�*s theo leggett has been speaking to its president and started by asking him how the company is adapting to new technology like ai. we are continuing to sell kit that you may determine to say because of its age is not effective. i would tell you that that is the difference between what a lockheed martin can bring to the table. our innovation makes that aircraft as relevant today as it was 50 years ago. we made a significant amount of investment in the technology and the capabilities that makes that still very significant platform. to the other part of your question i would say that that is the choice that folks make in terms of how much do i backfill of the existing capability and where is the investment that allows us to have even more capability in the same platform? and while we're talking about the f—16 that is air

keep us posted on the cctv footage of this missing girl uddin in south east london. girl uddin in south east london. that is still a hunt. is underway. and also developments up in southport. >> up next. there is, of course, fury after the chancellor announced she's scrapping the child. the winter fuel support for around 10 million pensioners. they can't all be rich, can they? you're with britain's newsroom on gb news tremendous breaking news. the little girl, six year old eugenie. she's been found safe and well. so we're going to bnng and well. so we're going to bring you more on this as soon as we have it. so that's a great relief. >> right. it is. 948 stay with us. chancellor rachel reeves has scrapped winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners as part of her mission to save £55 billion. >> so we're joined by former labour mp shaun simon and charity director for age uk caroline abrahams, shaun simon. if we can go to you first. this is nobody saw this coming. this is nobody saw this coming. this is not going to target wealthy pensioners like the king and tony bl

sunny spells further south but showery on sunday. all this live from london...icane beryl batters jamaica with high—winds and heavy rain one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the island. also coming up... from online bookstore to $2 trillion colossus. as amazon turns 30, we take a look at the seemingly unstoppable rise of the retail giant. hello. i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. the polls have opened in the first uk general election in almost five years. there are 40,000 polling stations open across england, scotland, wales, and northern ireland. around 46 million people are eligible to elect 650 members of parliament to the house of commons. in the last half an hour the labour leader sir keir starmer and his wife arrived at a polling station in north london to cast their votes. bystanders being kept well away and plenty of security in evidence. the prime minister and conservative party leader rishi sunak went to cast his vote earlier this morning with his wife in their local constituency in north yorkshire. another early voter was the snp lea

stephen lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang in a racist attack in 1993 at this south london bus stop the others have not been. in april, following bbc investigations, the met police said a new force will review the dormant case. stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, does not accept everything possible has been done. the met police have always sought to say to doreen, and we have, and she has not taken at face value, saying we have done everything we can. and now we realise with what the bbc, what you have shown, is that that was a blatant lie. she has now asked for the case to be passed to an independent investigation team led by the retired detective who achieved the two murder convictions. a year ago the bbc publicly named the suspect matthew white, revealing witnesses placed him at the murder and detailed multiple police failures before his death. now, new details. when matthew white was interviewed about the murder in 2000, he told the met police he previously had a girlfriend who was a child but the force did nothing. i was older, she was young. by older, how much older we

police have named the victim of a daylight shooting in south london.th. he was taken to hospital but died the following day. detectives are appealing for witnesses to come forward. transport for london are considering potential new regulations for pedicabs after the legislation allowing it to bring in licensing and fare controls received royal assent in april. the transport commissioner says tfl will engage with the pedicab industry and customers ahead of a full public consultation. a former postmaster in 0rpington who was wrongly convicted is calling for more to be done to help people like him rebuild their lives. parmod kalia was jailed for six months but had his conviction overturned in may 2021. his ordeal led to family disputes and he is pushing for more thanjust compensation settlements for those impacted by the post office scandal. actions speak louder than words. it wasn't the computers, it wasn't that prosecuted as postmasters, it was the people behind the computers. they used those as excuses. the people need to be held to account. it has bee

let's head to brixton in south london now and join joe inwood.bre, i imagine. i how are you, things are sombre, i imauine. , ., ., how are you, things are sombre, i imauine. ,, ., imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the last _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the last couple - imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the last couple of l has changed in the last couple of minutes. it's been a great atmosphere, everybody has been positive. it is not a classic, but it is certainly, england seem to have the upper hand. with that temper marker at the far post, it's gone flat. there's a feeling something needs to change, with that embolo at the far post. cole palmer coming on, the change fans one. it has felt england have change the system but they've not been that adventurous. there they are, i will let you hear them. the england fans are still supporting, o

after i left my flat in north west london this morning, and some 12.5 hours after we set off from south londonhad a very, very long journey. it's been one with some delays, particularly around the folkestone area. when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais late this morning, we were held up. there were some delays between the english border control and the french border control. we understand the reason for that is because the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking system, and that held a few people up. but there's absolutely no question that there are loads and loads of fans. you just heard from olly there, mentioning that the head of the german policing in berlin thinks that as many as 50,000 could make their way there. well, let me tell you, many of the people travelling along with us so far today are travelling ticketless, so we're lucky enough that we have tickets in our group. but many, many more fans are travelling without a ticket. we've seen some very interesting scenes along the autobahn already. we saw a routemaster bus travelling along the inside la

detectives have issued an image of a man that they want to talk to about a stabbing on a south londonus. police say the victim, a man in his 50s, was attacked on a route 64 bus in croydon in the early hours of this morning. he'd confronted a fellow passenger over placing his feet on a seat and was stabbed several times in the leg. anyone with information has been asked by police to contact the metropolitan force . in other metropolitan force. in other news, the prime minister is promising today a review of the uk's defence and security, which could see the size of the armed forces increase. his manifesto before the election promised to spend 2.5% of national income on defence. however, he's refused to guarantee the government will meet that promise within his first term. instead, he's pledging to keep the uk's defences strong but without breaking his spending and borrowing rules. >> we will carry out our strategic review to look at the challenges the capabilities and on the back of that, make further plans. i am committed to that 2.5% within our fiscal rules, but that strategic review

met office measuring stations in south—west london reached 32 degrees.criteria for a heatwave this week. you're live with bbc news. uk prime minister keir starmer has condemned a violent protest that took place in the northern town of southport on tuesday night, following the fatal stabbing of three girls on monday. demonstrators chanting far—right slogans clashed with police. one officer was injured as objects were thrown, with a police van set alight. police say tuesday's violence erupted when several hundred people from the english defence league began to throw items at a mosque. the three children killed in the knife attack at a taylor swift—themed day camp have been named, as 9—year—old alice aguiar, 6—year—old bebe king, and elsie dot stancombe, who was 7. police say 5 other children and two adults are in a critical condition in hospital. this was the scene as people gathered for a vigil for those victims. a 17—year—old man remains in custody following yesterday's attack. our home affairs correspondent daniel sanford has more on this story. tonight

it is in bermondsey in south london and is often thrown into the spotlight when england competes in as joined by two of its residents, chris and his son, rouse, who live on the estate. let's just say when we started talking i was in a bit of shock. tote say when we started talking i was in a bit of shock.— a bit of shock. we have lost count. there are not _ a bit of shock. we have lost count. there are not as _ a bit of shock. we have lost count. there are not as many _ a bit of shock. we have lost count. there are not as many as - a bit of shock. we have lost count. there are not as many as there - a bit of shock. we have lost count. i there are not as many as there have beenin there are not as many as there have been in the past because we have run out of funds, so we have one in every other balcony this year, but there is at least 350 floating around the estate somewhere. that is a lot of flags. how long does it take you to decorate this or is it up all year round? tote does it take you to decorate this or is it up all year round?— is it up all year round? we wish it could be up _

i am in brixton in south london and they are getting excited her. people are starting to turn up.excitement here. i've been here for all the games are safer and it's been a great atmosphere and people very excited, but generally a bit despondent about the level of performances. the people i spoke to so far seem quite interested in the idea, these rumours that gareth southgate is going to move to three at the back. i think there's been a sense that england's �*s not been up to it so far, and i think this bold decision would give the option to use the players on the left and right and that's gone down well. i've got some fans here that i can talk to. hello, guys. how are you doing? what is your name and what are your thoughts on these rumours of three at the back? t am are your thoughts on these rumours of three at the back?— of three at the back? i am alec and i'm looking — of three at the back? i am alec and i'm looking forward _ of three at the back? i am alec and i'm looking forward to _ of three at the back? i am alec and i'm looking forward to it. _ of three at the back? i am

london news now with me, frankie mccamley. today marks the 15th anniversary of a fire in a high rise block in south east london that killed sixible cladding amongst other things which an inquest found caused the fire to spread more rapidly. we can't see any more lakanals in rental towers in the future because if we do, that would be a gross failing. and also, you know, it doesn't really give a proper respect to those people that lost their lives in both instances. elderly and disabled londoners have warned that ongoing failures with the capital's on—demand minibus service have left them isolated. problems with tfl's dial—a—ride scheme were raised with mayor sadiq khan injanuary, but five months on, users say the minibuses can still arrive hours late, or sometimes not at all. dial—a—ride has apologised and said they remain "committed to improving the service further". tfl says more than 90% of trip requests are met. it's the last day of political campaigning. meanwhile the elections watchdog has acknowledeged that there is pressure on the postal voting system, but it's not aware of any large—scale problems. residents in south—