the notting hill carnival is in full swing in west london.. at 3pm a minute's silence was observed in memory for those killed in the fire which broke out in june. some of those who marked the silence were local firefighters. the route of the carnival passes the site, in west london. more than1 million people are expected to attend the carnival today and tomorrow. our correspondent greg mckenzie is in westbourne park in west london. iam sure i am sure you are having fun yourself there are as well. although the grenfell tower fire overshadows the grenfell tower fire overshadows the celebrations, am i correct that this is a carnival that brings together the community at this tragic time? it does indeed. now, the idea of this year is about showing off london's diverse communities and coming together to honour and celebrate the lives of those lost in the grenfell tower fire two months ago. there was a minute of silence held here at 3pm, when the entire carnival route, if you miles long, became silent to mark that happening at three o'clock. earlie

our correspondent chi chi izundu is in west london.all this year, notjust because of the a different card of all this year, not just because of the fears a different card of all this year, notjust because of the fears of terrorism but remembering those who lost their lives and their livelihoods in the grenfell tower, not far from the carnival where you are. indeed. organisers like you said, in about 45 minutes' time they are hoping there will be a minute's worth of silence to remember those affected by grenfell tower is the body as well as that travellers are being asked to wear green as a mark of respect for grenfell tower being asked to wear green as a mark of respect for g re nfell tower start plus they are being asked to lay tributes, candles and flowers, just asa tributes, candles and flowers, just as a mark of respect for those who perished in the tower, which looms ominously over this. tell us a bit more of what to expect from the notting hill carnival in the coming hours, the coming days. it is safe to say that every year it gr

the carnival is well under way here in west london.aditionally known as children's day, so it is less rowdy in terms of the day. but people are being asked to wear green for grenfell as a mark of respect to those who lost their lives in a tragedy. the grenfell power, what remains of it, is visible along the carnival route. organisers say they were very careful that the tone of this year's carnival is right, given the circumstances and the proximity of grenfell. so people are being asked to enjoy themselves, drink lots of karabine rings, lots of caribbean food and sinfully dance and get involved. greg mckenzie, 20 very much. a 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a young boy in wythenshawe in greater manchester. police were called to a report of a incidentjust after midnight, and discovered the body of the youngster when they entered the property. officers also learned that a man and a woman had left the address in beaford road to go to hospital. the woman is being treated for serious injuries in hospital, while t

the notting hill carnival is in full swing in west london.ear it has been overshadowed by the grenfell tower tragedy. earlier this afternoon at 3:00pm a minute's silence was observed in memory for those killed in the fire which broke out injune. some of those who marked the silence were local firefighters. the route of the carnival passes the site, in west london. more than1 million people are expected to attend the carnival today and tomorrow. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu is on the parade route in ladbroke grove and sent us this update a short time ago. it has been a mixed day of celebration and marking tributes for those affected by the grenfell tower because the tower looms ominously over the parade route. thousands of people have been walking the parade route with a lot of floats, playing a lot of music. at 3pm there was a minute's silence held and just around the corner, firefighters stood outside to mark tributes to their colleagues who had been fighting the fire injune. we are joined by a local resident, melvin. how has today been

martin was caught and jailed in italy for both crimes and brought home to stand trial for the west londonling. in the dock at the old bailey, he claimed he had no memory of the attack. a killer who thought he'd covered his tracks and fooled investigators, but the emergence of this evidence has now brought him to justice. nick beake, bbc london news. that's a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight. north korea versus the usa —

and europe's largest festival gets underway in west london — with a tribute to the victims of the grenfellaster. welcome to the programme. more than a thousand people have been rescued from flooding in one of america's most populous city's — houston, in texas — as a huge storm continues to batter parts of the state. forecasters there say the conditions are unprecedented, and warn the waters are still rising. the white house has announced that president trump will visit the region on tuesday. our north america correspondent james cook reports from houston. harvey arrived in houston with a vengeance. no longer packing the full force of a hurricane, but still deadly. forecasters says it is still yet to dump 50 inches of rain here. injust21i hours, more than two feet of rain fell on the fourth largest city in the united states. the results are devastating. this appears to be either the worst — or one of the worst floods houston has ever had. we are measuring not in inches, but in feet. the currents are swift and treacherous, making a wrong turn can quickly mean a matter of life and death. we j

thousands of revellers are descending on west london for the second day of the notting hill carnival. it's the 51st time the event has been held — and organisers are expecting a million visitors over both days. yesterday a minute's silence was observed in memory for those killed in the fire at grenfell tower, which is on the parade route. live now to our correspondent chi chi izundu, who's in notting hill. it's looking busy and glamorous as we would expect? indeed, this is day two of carnival and as you can see behind me quite a few of the dancers getting ready to take part in the parade, floats due to go along the parade, floats due to go along the parade route, yesterday as you said there was a one—minute silence at 3pm for the grenfell tower victims, we expect the same thing to happen today as a mark of respect for those

held khadija at london's notting hill carnival to remember the victims of the grenfell fire in west london

lucy manning, bbc news, west london.ng with the condition. at the moment it's incurable. but now trials of a pioneering therapy are being carried out to try to slow the advance of the disease. the initial results show the treatment, a form of immunotherapy, is safe and can be used in wider trials. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. two years ago, alex rowlandson‘s life took an unexpected turn. she was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, one of hundreds of thousands of people who develop the condition in the uk. but then she was offered the chance to take part in a pioneering new therapy. the results of which now show real promise. more optimistic knowing that the study is going well and that they can use that to find further treatments. even if it doesn't help me myself and it might help other people in the future, it's just good to know that i've made a difference. last year, alex was one of 27 volunteers who, over a six—month period, underwent a course of immunotherapy injections. the aim, to stop her diabete

a bungalow in a quiet street in west london, a visitor arrives. he's come to kill.ng out the role of a policeman, he will attack his victim and leave him for dead. it's all captured on this cctv. but jason marshall nearly got away with it. on his way out, he set fire to the property. in 2013, investigators concluded peter fasoli, a 58—year—old with heart problems, had died in an accidental blaze. some of peter fasoli's possessions, including his computer, had been recovered from his flat after the fire. they were kept in storage for more than a year. but then his nephew, out of curiosity, thought he'd have a look at the hard drive. and at that point, he discovered the video that showed his uncle had been murdered. it's obviously disappointing that the cctv was not seen until 18 months later, but i'm satisfied the initial investigation between the london fire brigade and the metropolitan police into the cause of the fire was sufficient. and, again, there was no pathological evidence to suggest any third party involvement. marshall had smothered his victim while class

the notting hill carnival is in full swing in west london.pm a minute‘s silence was observed in memory for those killed in the fire which broke out in june. some of those who marked the silence were local firefighters. the route of the carnival passes the site, in west london. more than1 million people are expected to attend the carnival today and tomorrow. we can cross live to our correspondent who is in nottingham hill. they saw the silence and the celebrations. there has been much celebrations. there has been much celebrations. it has got a lot busier along the parade route. the celebrations today started off with a ceremony, a multi—faith prayer and gathering. doves were released as a mark of respect to those who were pa rt mark of respect to those who were part of the grenfell tower tragedy. more than a million people are expected to take part in the carnival. today is the first day, the first carnival. today is children‘s day. we are expecting to see lots of floats go past with a lot of kids dressed up in a lot of costu mes lot of kids

lucy manning, bbc news, west london.ts. north korean leadership is considering what it calls a serious plan to target the us territory of guam, where there are two us military bases. the us has said that pyongyang should retain —— refrain from any actions which could result in the destruction of its people. thank you for watching. hello there. much of the country was fine and dry, with some good, sunny spells on wednesday. but it was atrocious across the south—east, cold and wet, like this weather watcher behind me depicts of central london. the rain has been slowly petering out, and as we start thursday morning with largely clear skies and light winds, it's going to be a chilly one. temperatures out of town in single figures, widely, across the uk. maybe a little bit of mist and fog in places, as well. that's because we've got a ridge of high pressure which will keep things largely fine and settled for thursday, this weather front which brought all the rain across the south—east on wednesday slowly clearing away. we've

the notting hill carnival gets under way in west london.oon to remember the victims of grenfell tower. sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's nick. floyd mayweather said connor mcgregor was "a lot better than i thought he'd be..." after the american stopped the irishman, in the tenth round of their fight, in las vegas. mayweather said he had deliberately taken his time early on, in order to take advantage of a fatigued mcgregor. our sports news correspondent richard conway reports. 50 wins, no defeats. floyd mayweather junior confirmed his position as one of the all—time greats in a fight that surpassed expectations. with just over a minute remaining in the tenth round, the dominance of a man who refers to himself as tbe, the best ever, proved too much for conor mcgregor with the referee stopping the contest. # there's only one conor mcgregor #. a sense of hope, anticipation and excitement had built throughout the day, with irish fans turning the desert city green. three rounds, three rounds. mcgregor. you know

what is the difference between west london and south london?given the concerns that there are about clean air in the london area, do you want to argue that? we do need more capacity in the south—east, but i don't think it needs to be yet heathrow. there are good transport links to gatwick. ultimately, a decision has to be made and stuck to. we have been having this debate for ten years.|j wonder if it willjust go won four more yea rs now. wonder if it willjust go won four more years now. i think it will. it seems that the politicians are unable to make a decision unless it isa unable to make a decision unless it is a significant project like hs2. all the while, our foreign is a significant project like hs2. all the while, ourforeign rivals, amsterdam, dubai, are stealing a lead on heathrow because of this indecision. we need it more than ever. specifically now, with brexit, we need to attract that inward investment. this sort of prevarication basically sends a terrible message to the rest of the world that our politicians can't agree on anythin

a minute's silence has been held at the notting hill carnival in west london to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in a moment we will have more on our top story on the m1 crash when we join clive myrie and viewers to bbc one for a news summary. but first labour has committed to keeping the uk in the single market and customs union during a transition period after leaving the eu. writing in the observer, the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said leaving both at once would be too risky. earlier i spoke to labour mp frank field. he said the party was still committed to a full brexit. jeremy is on a journey. where did he start and what did he say today? i have not been on a journey, i have campaignfor us to have not been on a journey, i have campaign for us to come out. people can keep the faith with those labour mps who campaigned to come out. we're not doing a u—turn or anything else, but we are also intent on getting the very best deal for britain. whatever it takes, however long it takes. they didn't vote for freedom of m

has been held at london's notting hill carnival, to remember the victims of the grenfell fire in west londona robot is to act as a stand—in for a teenager with a rare medical condition when she is unable to go to college. in what's believed to be a uk first, the technology means jade gadd from county durham will be able to take part in lessons from home, and not fall behind in her studies, as ruth holliday explains. jade and are to be to the robot, together they are a team which mea nss together they are a team which meanss she can really go places without leaving home. he will be taking her place in the classroom as she takes fanatics and physics a—levels. his head moves up and down, you can change the colour of his head to say whether i am feeling well enough to participate or not. i can wave or ask a question whether it and also be able to hear and speak through him. his high definition camera means he can take in every thing he can take in everything that is going on in the classroom. jade gadd has ehlers—danlos syndrome, often meaning she's bedbound for weeks at a time. i have seizures,

backed neglect corruption cuts to services that just social cleansing at the ground fell tower in west london this week and we asked the tory co-chair of britain's old party fund a safety and rescue group so david amos how much to raise a mate was to blame for the london influence and. what could the cia have conceivably got to do with the death of the best selling soundtrack artist of all time the inimitable whitney houston we will cointelpro with award winning filmmaker nick broomfield and. framed on whether to raise them a culture good deal with the means the end of the northern ireland peace process. coming up in today's going underground but first no one really knows how many people have been killed by government austerity to bail out the bankrupt city of london since twenty zero eight the journal of the royal society of medicine says thirty thousand deaths alone could be linked to health service cuts but if anyone wanted member for the slashing of emergency services social housing and capitalist regulation this week's tragic and lethal inferno in london was it no wonder social cleansing

the notting hill carnival is under way in west london. it began with a special ceremony as "a small act of remembrance" for the victims of grenfell tower. a minute's silence will also be held this afternoon. tropical storm harvey continues to lash texas as officials warn of "catastrophic" flooding to come. more than a0 inches of rain could fall before the storm subsides midweek. time now to get an update on the sport news. conor mcgregor lost to floyd mayweather in the tenth round when the referee stopped their fight. but many critics were impressed with just how far the irishman went after many said it would be a circus. they were complimentary of each other straight after the fight, with mayweather saying he'd picked the right partner to dance with for his 50th career victory. the american said he had deliberately taken his time early on, in order to take advantage of a fatigued mcgregor. but the irishman thinks he was still right in the contest when the referee stopped the bout. former world champion david haye says mcgregor was impres

the largest festival gets under way in west london with a tribute to the terms of the grenfell tower disaster. and making military history — the indian navy's all—woman team gets set to sail around the world. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 7pm in texas, where storm harvey is battering the city of houston. weather forecasters in the us have cold the situation unprecedented — parts of the city have seen more than 30 inches — that's 76 centimetres of rain in the past 48 hours, and there's more on the way. emergency teams have rescued more than a thousand people so far and residents have been told to head onto rooftops to escape the danger. 0ur correspondent james cook is in houston and sent this report. harvey arrived in houston with a vengeance. no longer packing the full force of a hurricane, but still deadly. forecasters say it is on track to dump more than 50 inches of rain in texas, making it the largest on record. in the fourth largest city in the united states, the results are devastating. this appears to be either the worst or one of the worst floods hous

detectives say they've detained a 30—year—old man in west london, on suspicion of terror offences. the scene on friday remains in custody. a self—styled indian guru, gur—meet ram rahim singh, is due to be sentenced on two charges of rape tomorrow. his conviction sparked violence in north india on friday. 38 people were killed and more than 200 others were injured. justin rowlatt reports. behind this wall is the vast temple complex that is the headquarters of the sect run by the man called the guru of bling. verite cinema, in cinema, a hospital, a hotel, and a vast auditorium. today, his followers were in no mood to welcome visitors. 0therjournalists have been attacked and their vehicles burned. he is a flamboyant and controversial figure who stars in his own movies where he commands extraordinary support. his claim that he has 60 million followers worldwide man be an exaggeration, but one person says there may be at least 40,000 vote is inside the compound at the moment so the —— may be an. driving away from the temple complex, you get a sense ofjust how tense the atmosphere is. th

the war against hate crimes on the intenet is fought from this hub in west london. with social media sites to prosecute offenders. the police hope this combined approach of street and cybor controls will help to reassure london's diverse communities that they can live their lives without fear. the welsh government says it will invest more than £1 million in dental health to create ten—thousand new nhs places. the british dental association has criticised the announcement — calling it "creative accounting". tomos morgan has the details. for the last few years, finding an nhs dentist has been a struggle in wales. patients have found it tough to enlist whilst children have been waiting for long periods of time for orthodontic treatment in certain areas. in an effort to improve the situation, the welsh government have today announced an addition investment of £1.3 million worth, to create extra capacity for 10,000 new places. there will never be a time when resources are perfect. there are challenges across the whole country. i'm announcing specific funding today in are

the notting hill carnival gets underway in west london, with a tribute to the victims of the grenfellaster. and after all the hype, floyd mayweather sees off ireland's conor mcgregor, in the 10th round, in vegas. more than a thousand people have been rescued from flooding in one of america's most populous city's, houston, in texas, as a huge storm continues to batter parts of the state. forecasters there say the conditions are "unprecedented," and warn that the waters are still rising. 2a inches of rain fell in one day, and emergency workers are still trying to reach hundreds of people stranded in their homes. our north america correspondent james cook is in houston for us tonight. the white house has just announced that the president will visit texas on tuesday. he will find a state struggling to cope with one of the most serious natural disasters in living memory for this country and here in houston, this flood water is creeping ever closer to the heart of the city. it arrived in houston with a vengeance. no longer packing the full force of the hurricane but still deadly. in just 2a

as you would expect, 8000 police officers on patrol here in west london.rnival. a young boy has died at the reading festival. the teenager has not been formally identified, but his family have been informed. they have been coming across the borderfor they have been coming across the border for days. they have been coming across the borderfor days. there has been shooting, she says. i have had to come back. bangladesh, already home to half a million don‘t want any more. the border guards are telling recent arrivals that they cannot stay. it is a very tough message to deliver to people who in some cases have seen their villages burnt down and seen family members killed. translation: during the clash my father was killed. i don‘t know when my mother and other relatives because i left my village out of fear. there is no peace, so i am here. there is very little for them here. there is very little for them here. groups huddle in the grass right up against the border with nothing but umbrellas for shelter or if they are lucky, a few sheets of plastic. if they ca

detectives say they've now detained a 30—year—old man in west london, on suspicion of being involvedn injured in an accident in the austrian alps. the accident happened at a height of more than sixth thousand feet. authorities have said that the exact cause is unclear but it appears that the six climbers were roped together when they fell. police have arrested a man on suspicion of aggravated burglary after an elderly woman was badly beaten in lancashire. the 88—year—old was asleep at her home in chorley in the early hours of saturday morning when she was woken by a man who attacked her and demanded money. the 51st notting hill carnival has opened in west london, with the release of doves, and a minute's silence observed, in memory of those who died in the grenfell fire injune. firefighters and paramedics were among those who bowed their heads in tribute. carnival—goers have been asked to wear something green, to remember those affected by the tragedy. elaine dunkley is there. # when you are down and out. it started with a song to mend a broken hearts. a promise of strength. grenfell

the notting hill carnival is under way in west london.d this afternoon. tropical storm harvey continues to lash texas as officials warn of "catastrophic" flooding to come. more than a0 inches of rain could fall before the storm subsides midweek. time now to get an update on the sport news.

held khadija at london's notting hill carnival to remember the victims of the grenfell fire in west londondoves were released in honour of those who died. now on bbc news — dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm shaun ley. this week: with brexit talks about to restart, has the blizzard of british policy papers dazzled or dazed the europeans? is china open to discussion, or is the mood darkening for free speech there? and could there be regime change in the gulf state of qatar? my guests this week — henry chu, international editor of variety. the writer and broadcaster isabel hilton, editor of china dialogue. the portuguese writer eunice goes, and abdel bari atwan, writer on arab affairs. a warm welcome and thanks for being with us on dateline. british laws made by britishjudges — one of the themes those who wanted britain out of the european union campaigned on. yet, the government said this week it may not be quite so straightforward to free us from the european court ofjustice after all. when the negotiators reconvene in a few days‘ time after their summer break, they

two months after the devastating fire at grenfell tower in west london, it has emerged that only a smalllp survivors has been handed out. the figures have come from the charity commission. 0ur news correspondent frankie mccamley is here. this money is badly needed. why the delay? well wa nt well want the charity commission say is that this is one of the most complex fundraising operations and has had to deal with. it is working with a number of charities that have raised more than £18 million. audits figures have shown today is that of that amount just 2.5 figures have shown today is that of that amountjust 2.5 million has been distributed. speaking to local residents, people who lived in the tower, there is anger and frustration building. people questioning whether money is, why they haven't seen it. the charities commission does say there were initial teething problems. they couldn't identify some of the people who needed this money. say that some people haven't come forward yet, perhaps because they are traumatised and they want to respect that. it also says it wants to look at a long

i'm live in west london, where thousands of people have come together in celebration as they honour thetims of the grenfell fire. and in half an hour, newsbeat asks if it's time for change to attitudes to the legalisation of cannabis good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. ten of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes, as flooding, caused by tropical storm harvey, continues to cause devastation. it's expected up to 30,000 people may need temporary emergency shelters, with more than two—and—a—half feet of rain fallen on the city of houston alone. unconfirmed reports suggest up to five people may have drowned, but officials say they can't confirm figures until the flood waters recede. thousands of people have had to be rescued, many plucked from rooftops by helicopter. 0ur correspondent laura trevelyan is in la grange, 100 miles west of houston in texas for us. welcome to this small community la grange is about 100 miles west of houston. this is a microcosm here of the devastating, catastrophic flooding which is ravaging this region. beh

affected by the g re nfell tower tribute to those affected by the grenfell tower blaze here in west londonernoon. ten of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes, as flooding caused by tropical storm harvey continues to cause devastation. it's expected up to 30,000 people may need temporary emergency shelters with more than two and a half feet of rain fallen on the city of houston alone. unconfirmed reports suggest up to five people may have drowned — but officials say they can't confirm figures until the floodwaters recede. thousands of people have had to be rescued, many plucked from rooftops by helicopter. richard lister has the latest. taking only what they can hold, the people of houston are trying to escape the deluge. three days of torrential rain and the most powerful hurricane in 50 years have left this city struggling to cope. an armada of rescue boats is patrolling the streets. more than 2,000 people have been rescued so far, but the emergency services say they have had at least 5,000 calls from people who are trapped. we have a

lucy manning, bbc news, west london.as been arrested after a dramatic car chase along a motorway in northern france. six soldiers were injured when a car was driven at them at speed, in what is being treated as an act of terrorism. the suspect got away, but officers later fired on a bmw to bring it to a halt and took the driver into custody. officials in the us have confirmed that the home of president trump's former campaign manager was raided by the fbi last month. agents seized documents and other materials from a property belonging to paul manafort. the raid was part of the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia ahead of the 2016 presidential election. the english football premier league season gets under way on friday. spending by clubs is expected to exceed £1 billion for the first time ever this summer, but the league's chief executive says he doesn't expect to see clubs reach anything like the £200 million paid by french side paris st germain for the brazilian player neymar. h

the 78—year—old was last seen on friday evening at her daughter's house in north west london.d to the eurostar terminal, but didn't know if she was able to buy a ticket. hundreds of white sprem sifts have clashed with antifascist demonstrators in the american city of charlottesville. demonstrators in the american city of cha rlottesville. the demonstrators in the american city of charlottesville. the violence occurred following a torch literally to protest at the decision to remove a statue of the confederate general robert e lee. in february, cha rlottesville city robert e lee. in february, charlottesville city council in de vrij yan voted to remover statues that marked confederate leaders from the american civil war. a small village in the cotswolds has been taking part in a landmark dna study to trace their family histories — with some surprising results. more than 100 villagers from bledington were tested as part of the genetics experiment, asjeremy stern reports. everyone seems to know each other in bledington, but it turns out that people in this tiny cotswolds village a

neglect corruption and cuts to services that just social cleansing at the ground fell tower in west london this week and we asked the tory co-chair of britain's all party safety and rescue group so david amos how much to raise a mate was to blame for the london fire and. what could the cia have conceivably got to do with the death of the best selling soundtrack artist of all time the inimitable whitney houston we will cointelpro with award winning filmmaker nick broomfield and shin framed on whether to raise them a good deal with. means the end of the northern ireland peace process. coming up in today's going underground but first no one really knows how many people have been killed by government austerity to bail out the bankrupt city of london since twenty zero eight the journal of the royal society of medicine says thirty thousand deaths alone could be linked to health service cuts but if anyone wanted member for the slashing of emergency services social housing and capitalist regulation this week's tragic and lethal inferno in london was it no wonder social cleansing emerges an issue w

stay dry, however a little bit of damp weather pushing into the far north—west of scotland, 16 degrees for stornoway, 25 for londonushing into northern ireland, north west of scotland, the rain will be heavy at accompanied by blustery winds but further south and east be spells of sunshine and in the best of that sunshine towards the best of that sunshine towards the south—east, temperatures could well get up to 27 or 28 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: two police officers have been injured after arresting a man carrying a knife outside buckingham palace. both suffered minor injuries and weren't taken to hospital. the us state of texas is bracing itself for a life—threatening hurricane, which has been upgraded to a category 3 storm and is expected to be the worst to hit the us mainland since katrina in 2005. not only are we going to be dealing with the high winds that typically come with what should be a category three hurricane, but we are also going to be dealing with immense really record—setting flooding. a leaked report accuses royal bank of scotland of the systematic abuse of its business cus

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undertone this year because if anybody is familiar with we st because if anybody is familiar with west londonrenfell tower quite easily from anywhere in and around the streets of notting hill. but it should be because it is about community. the deeper sense of it is the idea of the community and thatis it is the idea of the community and that is what they are doing by commemorating. very much so. you have the roots in the thought of we st have the roots in the thought of west indian community that came to the uk 50 years ago now and that pa rt of the uk 50 years ago now and that part of london and a big part of the uk, it is a diverse population these days, and to your point, jamie, it's where everyone cotties days, and to your point, jamie, it's where everyone comes together and celebrate the end of summer, really, salutes must have some sunshine. but they were wearing green, green for grenfell. well, not in that picture! of my monitor is completely out. maybe you are colour all kinds of colours and costumes and lovely to see. that's just move on to the final one, the south china morning pos

has been held at london's notting hill carnival to remember the victims of the grenfell fire in west londondoves were also released in honour of those who died.the carnival takes place in the same area as grenfell tower. and the top story here in the uk. health officials in east sussex have confirmed that 133 people are being treated in hospital following a suspected chemical leak. people reported breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes from a haze that came in from the sea. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. harvey batters texas, the floodwaters continue to rise. how will oil prices respond to the devastation? and don't just leave will oil prices respond to the devastation? and don'tjust leave it to the experts. in new zealand, you can build and design your own sendoff box. it's monday, good morning asia, hello world. but you could join us. as we have been reporting, the most powerful hurricane to hit texas in more than a century has led to two doubts and concerns of more. triggering more floods and tornadoes, it it comes two days afte

a man arrested on suspicion of pushing a woman into the path of an oncoming bus on a bridge in west londonn. eric bellquist was arrested on thursday but his lawyer said there was "irrefutable proof" he was in the us at the time. the metropolitan police say he'll face no further action. the jogger is still being sought by officers. kenya's opposition has accused the government of "state terror" and of killing its supporters following the disputed re—election of president uhuru kenyatta. the country's human rights office says 2a people have died during protests, but there are claims the figure is much higher. opposition leaders appealed for calm but said they did not recognise the outcome of the election. from nairobi, alastair leithead reports. after a night of violence, the ambulances brought out the injured from the worst—hit neighbourhoods. some had bullet wounds. others, machete cuts and head injuries. it is hard to know how many people have been killed or injured in the police crackdown in these opposition strongholds. the clashes continued throughout the day. rock—throwing youths conf

the grenfell tower fire are not reaching survivors quickly enough, according to campaigners in west londonarity commission show that less than 15% of the £18.9 million raised has been given to people affected almost two months after the tragedy — but it says that early difficulties in identifying and contacting those who need help are being overcome. passengers flying from gatwick during the last two summers experienced the longest average delays, according to flight data analysed by the bbc. among the ten biggest airlines, easyjet travellers suffered the worst hold ups, with an average delay of 2a minutes. both the airport and the airline say many of the problems were beyond their control. cctv cameras will be compulsory in all abattoirs in england, under new plans announced by the environment secretary michael gove. vets working for the food standards agency will be given unrestricted access to footage from all areas containing livestock. abattoirs with failing standards of care could face a criminal investigation or lose staff licences. tom burridge reports. we like to think that the fo

this is in west london.he appears to push her. she falls over. the bus swerving there to avoid her. the 33—year—old woman sustaining pinor injuries. the bus stopped and passengers got off the bus to go to heraid. passengers got off the bus to go to her aid. and what are the police saying? well, they are appealing for people to come forward who witnessed the incident. thejogger is described as a white man with brown eyes and short brown hair, wearing a light grey t—shirt and dark blue shorts and apparently 15 minutes after the incident he came back across the bridge and the woman, the victim, who was still there, tried to talk to him, but he didn't acknowledge her and carried on running, but as i say, police urging witnesses to come forward or the jogger witnesses to come forward or the jogger himself, the investigating officer saying the victim was put in extreme danger when she was knocked into the road. it was only due to the superb quick reaction of the bus driver that she was not hit by the vehicle. incr

the war against hate crimes on the intenet is fought from this hub in west london. p to reassure london's diverse communities communities that they can of their lives without fear. a teenager has been charged with the murder of a man shot dead outside a petrol station in essex. john pordage died in chelmsford on saturday. police say a 16—year—old boy has been charged with murder, possession of an offensive weapon, handling stolen goods and perverting the course of justice. he cannot be named for legal reasons, and will appear before magistrates later today. a british woman is recovering in hospital after being shot while on holiday with her family in brazil. eloise dixon from south london was driving with her partner and three children when they took a wrong turn into an area controlled by drug gangs near rio. 0ur south america correspondent, katy watson, has more. an innocent family on their summer holidays. eloise dixon together with her partner and three young children made one mistake which nearly cost them their lives. it all happened in angra dos reis, about 90

we know he is now in custody in a police station in south west london where we think he's been questionedncident happened the woman was back on her feet 15 minutes later, the malejogger went back over the bridge and she attempted to speak to him but he would not acknowledge. they have now arrested a 41—year—old man in chelsea and he is in custody in a police station. thanks forjoining us. and now we have the weather forecast. it isa it is a lot better across the south east today compared with yesterday. yesterday was a terrible day, but it has improved. the most of us, sunshine on offer, a nice day across large parts of the country, and this was yesterday. this was the awful weather we had in the south—east. this is today, so it hasn't com pletely this is today, so it hasn't completely clear, there are still some showers lurking in kent and the far south—east of london but broadly speaking it is a fine day across the uk. there is rain and cloud to the north west, another weather front approaching from a different direction and that will reach western scotland and northern ireland but not

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the man is in south—west london and he appears to push the woman into the road and that oncoming busable to stop and passengers got off the bus and went to help the woman who suffered minor injuries. the police are appealing for information. now we can post to catch up with the weather. we have seen some quite dramatic weather in places with downpours and thunderstorms, particularly in the south—east of england. this is from southend, an impressive lightning strike. you can see that we have had a lot of wet weather with big downpours and thunderstorms in the south—east and east anglia and showers across wales and the south—west. this evening we will see wet weather across england and wales, but northern ireland and scotla nd wales, but northern ireland and scotland are not doing too badly. it isa scotland are not doing too badly. it is a little cold in the north, 10—14 degrees. there is more wet weather to come across the midlands and the south—west. very slow—moving rain which could cause flash flooding and travel disruption. in the north—west there will be plenty of sunshine and te

we know he is now in custody in a police station in south west london where we assume he's been questionedrmation that anyone might have regarding this incident. they said after the incident happened the woman was back on her feet and 15 minutes later the malejogger went back over the bridge and she attempted to speak to him but he would not acknowledge her. they have now arrested a 41—year—old man in chelsea and he is in custody in a london police station. the headlines on bbc news: the national crime agency says the scale of modern slavery in the uk is far bigger than previously thought — with victims in every large town and city in the country. the tension between the us and north korea escalates — now pyongyang claims that a plan to fire four missiles near the us territory of guam will be ready in a matter of days. and in sport. 0pen championjustin spieth pars the first hole of his attempt to become the youngest winner of a golfing grand slam. he's under way at the us pga at quail hollow. it is being led in the early stages by paul casey of england, and gary woodland of the united stat

cctv footage shows the man running on putney bridge in south west london.ed the woman being seriously injured. daniella relph reports. 7.41am in the morning, a manjogging on putney bridge and then this. it's the quick thinking of the bus driver that saved the woman's life. the police believe thejogger deliberately pushed her. when you look closely, you see him raise his hands and make contact. the woman's head and shoulders are then on the road in the path of the bus. 15 minutes later the jogger came back across the bridge here, running straight past the woman he'd previously knocked over. she tried to talk to him. he just ignored her. passers—by, as well as those who got off the bus, helped the injured woman. the police say she was shocked and upset, but was not seriously hurt. it's very small margins. if it hadn't been for good reflexes on the part of the bus driver or the level of force was such to push her even further into the road, almost certainly this could have ended in a fatality. the investigation is focused on finding this man. the mysterious jo

elaine dunkley has been in west london all day soaking up the atmosphere there. music.g or queen at carnival. it's flamboyant, eccentric, extravagant. a spectacle of imagination. and, there is the soundtrack. roots reggae music... it's earth music. the heroes of the sound system, playing to crowds in their thousands. there was fierce competition amongst the djs. this sound system, we're giving a message, yeah? a message of love and unity for everybody. but, as i hear the music, and that bass line resonates through my body, like i say, it's a spirit that wakes up, and it'sjust higher, higher, higher, untilyoujust go, oh! and then i'm alive again. carnival is the caribbean, with its culture and music. a celebration born out of the struggle of the west indian immigrants living in london in the 19605. they refused to be beaten, and so, with colour and pride, they marched proudly through the streets of notting hill. today, it's the biggest street party in europe. in terms of visitor numbers, notting hill is ten times bigger than glastonbury. there are 70 performing stages, a