i think it's about the issues that the tefl has very clearly underlined.y underlined. these drivers have got this job and otherjobs, these are things that tefl has been pointing out to uber —— tfl. the sunday times talks about the possibility of a deal, it appears there is some movement above and beyond the petition that has been signed by 500,000 people. clearly there is movement and concern that tfl doesn't want to user licence. talks are likely to include movement from tfl to try and uphold the road safety and women's safety, as well as passenger safety. an interesting move by tfl to try and bring more regulation. did they act soon enough? were they too lax? allowing this situation to develop, perhaps issuing warnings too late, that is what a lot of people think. the mini cab industry exploded. allegedly 3.5 million customers for uber, that is extraordinary. they will still be operating a year from now, that is what i think. they have lost their licence for the moment for not meeting the regulations, we will see. a lot of jobs at stake as well. the tele

but having to deal with security, while it might be more of a challenge i do not think it -- into tefl innovation eestnet stifle innovation. -- we do not think it needs to stifle innovation. it does not mean that people should be out experimenting in a broke fashion, but there is a place and time -- experimenting in a broke fat -- in a broke rogue fashion. on the leak front, we are focused on it from a perspective of respecting very much the role of people in your industry and the important role of the free press, what it plays in our society. iny experience, having done a lot of leak investigations before, moreften than not, the leaks are not coming from somebody in the inside circle of knowledge in the first instance. and happens is person a government walks down the hall and tells peon b about wha just happened in the meeting, cd person b talks to a person and with hearsay, someonelse is talking to a reporter. --ponse to the tenets of respecting the tenets of need to know, a critical part of the system of classified information that we have, i think is something that we would all be

the british transport police and tefl are on it and they will be updating their websites as and whention. the prime minister will chaira meeting... since about 8:20am this area has been cordoned off, good half a mile, by emergency services. emma, you we re by emergency services. emma, you were there this morning. what did you see? i got on the train and within five seconds the doors were closing and we heard the loudest, scariest closing and we heard the loudest, scariest screams closing and we heard the loudest, scariest screams coming from what sounded like the carriage right next us and people shouting run, so we ran for us and people shouting run, so we ranfor our us and people shouting run, so we ran for our lives and we didn't know why. i didn't hear an explosion, i thought as it had been thrown. we got to the steps and it was the worst. it was a crush that we got stuck in. a woman was shaun tait she was pregnant and a little boy's face got to hit into the last step. there are layers on top of people screaming. it was really traumatic. we didn't know why we were running andi we

the board question over here whether this decision by tefl which has been is overseen by sadiq khan, evening standard newspaper. osborne has been a adviser to blackrock, the asset management firm, an investor in uber. some would potentially be questioning today whether the labour mayor decision to effectively ban uber isa mayor decision to effectively ban uber is a dog at his former political rival. interesting to see what the standard comes out with in net additions. to answer your question, tfl to some degree is dammed if it does and dammed if it doesn't. if at some point there is a serious assault are serious criminal issue that occurs, people will be asking questions around why it has not answered regulations. what uber must focus on doing is being more transparent and engaging its consumer base and robustly answering these questions, and it can do that, and if it can, then tfl will not have much of a leg to stand on in continuing with the band. we leave it there. thank you very much. one of britain's most senior police officers has warned the huge counterterrorism effort is plac

tone, perhaps from uber, which was very robust in terms of their initial response to the decision by teflgovernment, following her re—election for a fourth term. her party suffered the worst result for 70 years, as millions of voters defected from traditional parties to support the far—right. the nationalist afd won its first seats in parliament. mrs merkel‘s reduced share of the vote will mean that the process of forming a new coalition government could take months. angela merkel‘s cdu/csu has won 33% of the vote, slipping by almost 9% from the last election. her current coalition partner, the social democrat spd is on 2i%, a decline in its vote share of about 5%. both the left and the greens are on around 9%. the liberal fdp a little ahead of them about ii%. and the shock of the night is the right—wing nationalist afd. they've secured about i3 % of the vote. so this is what the distribution of seats in the new bundestag would look like. the cdu 246 seats, the spd gets 153. and the right wing afd, which so far has not been represented in parliament, will get 94 seats. a short time ago we