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west of wales. the driest weather across south—eastern areas of the uk. temperatures below par for the time of year in scotland, 15 in stornoway, 16 in edinburgh, but in the sunshine further south, temperatures will reach the low 20s. looking to the weather further ahead in the week, it is set to get warmer and drier. temperatures could reach 25 in london by friday and showers eventually ease off in scotland and northern ireland later in the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... detectives investigating the death of a police officer have said he died of "multiple injuries" as they were given more time to question 10 suspects. within an hour of the incident happening we had arrested ten males aged between 13 and 30 on suspicion of murder. i can confirm that the males were arrested from a local authority—run caravan and mobile home site. a 17—year—old has been charged with the murder of lawyer peter duncan, who was stabbed with a screwdriver in newcastle on wednesday. pro—democracy protesters take to the streets of hong kong once more — they've been supported by thousands of teachers. jeremy corbyn‘s proposal to be installed as a caretaker prime m

i'm charlie on the edinburgh festival west of the most painful experiences on the steps. i will tell you which english premier league club showed mcguire the money that's coming up with peter in sports. how i think we will see the winds picking up across parts of the middle east over the next couple of days clear skies sunshine as per usual one or 2 showers just lurking between the black sea and the caspian just around the caucuses but otherwise you can see lots of dry weather in place 36 celsius in kabul 31 for karate or into the mid forty's for baghdad and also for kuwait you can see how that wind is just driving out of syria through iraq and pushing down across the arabian peninsula that's going to be the theme as we go on through the next couple of days so watch out for some lifted dust in the sand the visibility is not particularly good temperatures pick up in doha 4445 celsius over the next couple of days but it could be that breeze that you really will notice a smile setting in. little bit of breezy weather pushing across southern parts of africa it is dry here so

the prospect of showers across the north—west of the uk but for many of us, dry start to the weekend. highs of 23 in edinburghches of low cloud and mist nests on north sea coasts but for the majority, another dry day and warm day as well. —— mists on. highs of 30 in eastern england. heat spreading north, 2a in edinburgh. it could be nice if i could stop the forecast there because on monday onwards, the forecast becomes uncertain and for a good reason, the jet forecast becomes uncertain and for a good reason, thejet stream. with the jet stream, the good reason, thejet stream. with thejet stream, the high good reason, thejet stream. with the jet stream, the high winds heightened in the atmosphere. small differences in wind direction can make a big difference with our weather but we have a trough moving in through sunday and monday to the west of the uk. this trough is kind of like a river. sometimes those river bends get so big, you get an oxbow lake forming. that happens in the atmosphere and you get a cut—off low. this changes wins by 180 degrees, a huge change with huge effects on whether on this cut—off low

of that into north—west england and north wales. but by and large eastern parts of the country dry, and it will turn cloudier, with those temperatures coming up a little. highs of 18 degrees in edinburght of the way, the weather should become drier for a few days, and it should get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday. this is the briefing. i'm ben bland. our top story: an iranian oil tanker held on suspicion of transporting oil to syria has left gibraltar. its destination is unknown. threats to lives and homes, as rescue crews work around the clock to contain wildfires in the canary islands. a moo—vable feast? the pioneering project set to provide rotterdam with dairy produce that's good for the planet. president trump says he dosn‘t want america to do business with huawei, as the tech giant is due to be hit with a full ban on working

of that into north—west england and north wales, but by and large, eastern parts of the country dry, and it will turn cloudier with those temperatures coming up a little. highs of 18 degrees in edinburghday out of the way, the weather should become dry for a few days and it should get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: despite severe warnings from beijing, hundreds of thousands braved the hong kong rain. the protesters show no signs of backing down. burials take place in kabul for the victims of a suicide bombing that killed 63 people. tthe islamic state group says it carried out the attack. desperate migrants try to swim ashore after the italian government refuses to let their ship dock. and iceland bids farewell to its first glacier lost to climate change — with a warning "there's no time to lose'."

of the same sunny weather. there could be low cloud at times on some coastal areas in the south—west but otherwise, dry, plenty of sunshine and if anything, even hotter. top temperature 27 in edinburghve. prince andrew says "at no stage" did he "see or suspect" any criminal behaviour that subsequently led to the arrest and conviction of disgraced financierjeffrey epstein. the prime minister has said he will urge president trump at the g7 summit not to escalate a trade war with china. the state of global trade, i'm very worried about the way it is going, the growth of protectionism of tariffs we are seeing. the uk thrives mightily on the open and outward—looking free trading nation, that is what we are going to be promoting. the prime minister has been warned against forever being known as "mr no—deal" over brexit. donald tusk also said the eu will not co—operate with leaving europe without an agreement. i still hope that prime minster johnson would not like to go down

of scotland. rail engineers worked through the night to pump waterfrom the main rail line from edinburgh to glasgow after it was shut due to flooding at winchburgh tunnel in westrail says the line is currently under two feet of water in places. there was also flooding elsewhere, this mobile phone footage shows a determined cyclist making it through flood water in edinburgh. and police in fife warned motorists to take care as water levels reached up to car bonnets. the headlines on bbc news. the home secretary says she is "absolutely horrified" after a policeman was left critically injured in a machete attack in east london overnight. police! a sharp rise in the number of women and girls carrying knives in england — police have found blades hidden in babies‘ prams and designer handbags. eating less meat could help slow down global warming, according to climate scientists. and in sport. the latest movers and shakers on transfer deadline day, including romelu lukaku, as manchester united agree a deal to sell the striker to inter milan. the fee could rise to around £73 million. arsenal have agreed an £8 million deal with chelsea to sign defender david luiz on a tw

to the north—west of wales at the moment and that rain is sliding towards northern england so we will get wetter. went around edinburghrough the day and things will brighten up. but while many through southern counties of england will start the day sunny, heavy and thundery showers are said to develop and they will become more widespread as we go into the afternoon. looking at the details as we enter the afternoon, brightening across northern scotland but it will feel cool. central and southern scotland, once again a focus for persistent rain. particularly towards lothian and the borders. northern ireland will brighten up a bit of corbys develops here. we will see heavy thundery showers develop across parts of wales and the midlands and towards the south—west of england. many here will stay dry with some sunshine. the wind is nowhere near as strong as yesterday although still a blustery day. temperatures reaching 22, 23 but just look blustery day. temperatures reaching 22, 23 butjust look further north, mid—teens at their highest today and thatis mid—teens at their highest today and that is a sign of what is to happen

edinburgh. high—pressure is by towards the south—west of us, it wants to build m, south—west of us, it wants toe week it could. from monday, we're still anticipating a slow pressure to send showers into the north and western parts of the country. they went direction as most are coming in from the north—west, hence the temperatures are not particularly exciting. the anticipation is that by the time we get to tuesday the wind. to shift direction. you can see it is coming and wife in the south—west, that is the warmest. it is telling up the warmth towards us. that doesn't cloud and some spots of rain across the west, where the weather front here on tuesday. the thinking is it is becoming increasingly likely that toys the end of the week and into the weekend things will be warming up the weekend things will be warming up across the weekend things will be warming up across southern and central parts of the uk. fingers crossed, women weather on the way. goodbye. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11.00: this is the scene live in hong kong where around 100,000 people are gathered for mor

of that into north—west england and north wales. but by and large eastern parts of the country dry, and it will turn cloudier, with those temperatures coming up a little. highs of 18 degrees in edinburghgrees in london. once we've got wednesday out of the way, the weather should become drier for a few days, and it should get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and steph mcgovern. our headlines today: the uk loses its ‘measles free' status, after a fall in the number of children getting their second vaccination. jeremy corbyn pledges to do everything he can to stop a no—deal brexit and accuses boris johnson of provoking a national crisis. good morning from leicestershire. this week, the bbc is focusing on farming. today we are looking at what the national farmers' farming. today we are looking at what the nationalfarmers' union is calling its biggest challenge, climate change. taking the uk to the top of the league.

edinburgh. high pressure is way towards the south—west of us. it wants to build in but not in a hurry.estern parts of the country. you see the wind direction there mostly coming in from the north—west. it is a cool source, hence those temperatures are not particularly exciting, around 16 there and only 1a in stornoway. but the anticipation is by the time we get to tuesday the wind will start to shift direction. you can see it is coming in more from the south—west. that is a warmer source. obviously the warm air is in the south so that is pulling up that warmth towards us. but that does mean cloud and some spots of rain across the west with a weather front here on tuesday. but the thinking is, and it's becoming increasingly likely, that perhaps towards the end of the week and into the weekend things will be warming up across southern and central parts of the uk. so, fingers crossed, warmer weather on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 1.00: the cabinet office michael gove, says significant planning has taiken place for a no—deal brexit as leaked document

of scotland. rail engineers worked through the night to pump waterfrom the main rail line from edinburgh to glasgow after it was shut due to flooding at winchburgh tunnel in westurs. scotrail says the line is currently under two feet of water in places. (00v)there was also flooding elsewhere, this mobile there was also flooding elsewhere, this mobile phone footage shows a determined cyclist making it through flood water in edinburgh. and police in fife warned motorists to take care as water levels reached up to car bonnets. now it's time for a look at the weather. we have seen prizing in scotland and outdoors events cancelled in south—east england. and i write particular bad weather is on the way? it is, yes. just quickly about the floods, that is courtesy of the low pressure here. ifocused in on this area of cloud in the mid—atlantic, this is a deepening area of low pressure. just look how it develops into a bit of it here in the mid—atla ntic. it develops into a bit of it here in the mid—atlantic. quite a lot of cloud and this is quite unusual for this time of year. look at the jet stream, that is the high—level ribbon ofairand stream, that is the high—level

west of wales. the driest weather across south—eastern areas of the uk. temperatures below par for the time of year in scotland, 15 in stornoway, 16 in edinburgh, but in theweek, it is set to get warmer and drier. temperatures could reach 25 in london by friday and showers eventually ease off in scotland and northern ireland later in the week. this is bbc world news, the headlines sudan's ruling military council and civilian opposition alliance have signed a landmark power—sharing deal. the agreement ushers in a new governing council, including both civilians and generals, to pave the way towards elections and civilian rule. there are reports of multiple casualties in the afghan capital, kabul, after an explosion ata wedding. eyewitnesses say a suicide bomber detonated explosives in the men's reception area of a hotel. at least 20 people have been taken to hospital after being injured. a massive fire has swept through one of dhaka's biggest slums, leaving more than 50,000 people homeless in the bangladeshi capital. city officials say at least 15,000 shanty homes were destroyed in the blaze. pro—democracy demonstrators are holding a series of rallies in ho

west of wales. the driest weather across south—eastern areas of the uk. temperatures below par for the time of year in scotland, 15 in stornoway, 16 in edinburgh, but in the reach 25 in london by friday and showers eventually ease off in scotland and northern ireland later in the week. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines... hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines... detectives investigating the death of a police officer have said he died of "multiple injuries", as they were given more time to question ten suspects.

of call for travel information as you go. let me show you whether the heaviest most persistent rain is at present, pushing into glasgow and edinburgh. some rain to the north and west, while many have the sunshine at the moment, a scattering of heavy and thundery showers are said to develop. 0ne comfort of southern areas compared with yesterday, the wind nowhere near as strong. the breeze is picking up to the north of scotland, northern ireland, where there is a breeze and while it will bring brighter conditions, this is at four o'clock, we will see some sunny spells develop as this... will not affect those in parts of central or southern scots and comedy central beds that might go through towards lanarkshire, and then parts of cumbria, northumberland, the focus on more persistent rain through the afternoon and this is very good to be concerned with more flooding has he any day. south of that, better chance of seeing some sunshine but also a scattering of heavy showers, thundery in places. the south—east and some parts of east anglia will stay completely dry. temperatures of 23 celsius but notice further north of those winds develop, even with brighter skies, 13—16

west of wales. the driest weather across south—eastern areas of the uk. temperatures below par for the time of year in scotland, 15 in stornoway, 16 in edinburgh, but in the

on and big during the morning with long spells of sunshine and that will send those temperatures skywards. getting warmer further north—west 23 and edinburgh plenty of sunshine and warm weather as temperatures continue to rise. 2a in edinburgh on 22 in belfast. uncertainty for monday. we may see showers break out and those temperatures perhaps coming down by a degree or two. all. the eu will not give up the irish backstop. that was his response to borisjohnson's key demand as he tries to renegotiate the brexit deal. translation: the key elements of this agreement, including the irish backstop, are notjust technical constraints or legal quibbling, but are genuine, indispensable guarantees. but the prime minister says it won't be uk that puts up a physical border between northern ireland and the republic. under no circumstances will the uk government be instituting, imposing, checks or controls of any kind at that border. so, is this the brexit blame game? also on the programme...

of the way by late morning. in the north—west, they showers continue with the low pressure to the north of scotland, spinning around. no change. 17 the top temperature in glasgow and in edinburghn the norwegian sea but still sending showers and breeze to scotland, making their way into northern ireland and the lake district, lancashire. basically, the further south and east you are, the dry and sunny at the weather is going to be on monday. 21 in london. that's the outlook for the next few days. reasonably settled in the south. in the north we will continue with the showers. hello, and welcome to the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading commentators with the foreign correspondents who write for the folks back home with the dateline london. this week — is a gnu the beast that can block the exit to the european union if there's no deal? and is there a way out for the protestors in hong kong as china's government warns it has "enough power to quell any unrest swiftly"? with their take on those events — diane wei liang, born in beijing, spent part of her childhood in a labour camp, where her parents were sent for rehabilitation during the cultural revolution. di

of that into north—west england and north wales. but by and large eastern parts of the country dry, and it will turn cloudier, with those temperatures coming up a little. highs of 18 degrees in edinburghday out of the way, the weather should become dry for a few days, and it should get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday. this is bbc news, the headlines: the organisers of the latest pro—democracy protest in hong kong say at least 1.7 million people took part in a peaceful rally. the demonstrations have now lasted 11 weeks and sometimes led to clashes with police. china has ordered an end to the protests. the iranian oil tanker that was seized by gibraltar last month has left port and is heading east into the mediterranean. its destination is not known. it was originally seized on suspicion of transporting oil to syria in violation of eu sanctions — something tehran denies. burials have been taking place in the afghan capital, kabul for the victims of a suicide bombing at a wedding which killed 63 people. the islamic state group has said it was behind the attack. coming up at 5:00, ben bland with the briefing.

west of the uk. in the sunshine, it gets warmer still that of those temperatures expected to hit around 30 degrees but the warmth spreading northwards, highs of 23 in newcastle and also in edinburghrm weather to come for the second half of the weekend, through sunday. the vast majority of us through sunday. the vast majority of us having dry weather with plenty of sunshine does not may be a few patches of low cloud and mist affecting some coastlines, that could keep things a bit cooler but otherwise a pretty warm day for step 24 otherwise a pretty warm day for step 2a in edinburgh, 22 in belfast, better than in recent days, highs of 30 toward south—east england. the bank holiday monday, there is some degree of uncertainty with the weather picture. could be quite a bit of cloud. some warm sunshine still, the best of it likely in eastern areas but also a few showers possible as well. the details we are still firming up on but it looks for some of us it was a pretty warm, especially across eastern parts of england. that's the latest weather. thank you, chris. that's all from us for now, for now, wejoin the news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest

into north—west england and north wales, but by and large eastern parts of the country dry and it will turn cloudier with those temperatures coming up a little. highs of 18 degrees in edinburghys and it should get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: despite severe warnings from beijing, hundreds of thousands braved the hong kong rain. the protesters show no signs of backing down. burials take place in kabul for the victims of a suicide bombing that killed 63 people. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack. desperate migrants try to swim ashore after the italian government refuses to let their ship dock. and, iceland bids farewell to its first glacier lost to climate

west england. much of this will thin and burn off and in most of the country, another hot and sunny day. temperatures up to 27 in edinburghis a bank holiday in northern ireland, england and wales, the fine weather is set to continue but more cloud, the risk of showers in the south—west corner of showers in the south—west corner of the uk and in scotland, where it is not a bank holiday, it looks like the weather front will bring damp weather towards the end of the day into the western isles. the best of the dry weather in scotland further east. eastern england could see up to 32 degrees. the weather picture through tuesday and wednesday, we will see a change as atlantic air moves will see a change as atlantic air m oves a cross will see a change as atlantic air moves across the uk and that will be brought about by weather front bringing rain or thundery showers. the hottest air lasting longest in eastern england where temperatures for some will stay into the high 20s. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines at 4: prince andrew has said he did not "see, witness or suspect any behaviour of the sort" that sub

i'm charlie rangel at the edinburgh festival west some artists at putting the most painful experiences on the stage. how we have no shortage of hot sunshine as per usual across the middle east little bit more cloud up towards the caspian sea it will see the black sea to try to coax just catch your live shot but they will be few and far between i think the main feature to watch out for over the next couple of days will be this increasing wind spilling out to syria down across iraq and it puts. this way further south was it is going to fade a fair bit of dry air lifted dust and satirized across the eastern side of saudi arabia down across us here in casa other side of the potential i just notice the 3rd few show is over towards the red sea on cheese day where the state looks a somewhat drier and brighter affair if $4546.00 celsius in doha meanwhile fina dry across much of southern africa with mcleod just around the southern cape i might even see some welcome by in full just nudging in here as we go on into the middle part of the week but for much of southern africa well dry and sunny pretty much sums it up the harare around $26

ahead into north—west england and north wales, but by and large eastern parts of the country dry and it will turn claudia with those damages coming up a little. highs of 18 in edinburghd get warmer as well. in london, as we head into the weekend, temperatures could reach 27 by saturday. this is bbc world news. our top story: hundreds of thousands have taken part in peaceful rallies in hong kong. organisers say 1.7 million people braved monsoon rains, in the territory's latest pro—democracy march. beijing hinted at sending in military police in the event of clashes. burials have been taking place in kabul after a bomb exploded at a wedding, killing 63 people. almost 200 people were injured in saturday's attack. and this video is trending on bbc.com. a power station in oxfordshire was demolished on sunday — although things didn't go to plan. about 40,000 people in the local area lost power when debris struck an overhead electricity line. there were reports of some minor injuries and power was restored after about 80 minutes. an investigation has begun into what went wrong. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

of the uk. low cloud across the coastline in south—west england and wales. otherwise, mostly dry with sunshine and in the sunshine, it will be hotter again. temperatures up to 27 in edinburgh hot weather on the way. on bank holiday monday, bank holiday in northern ireland, england and wales, largely dry with warm sunshine. but there is a threat of showers across the south—west quarter and in scotland, where it is not a bank holiday, the weather front making inroads to threaten rain across the western isles but staying dry in eastern areas. the hottest temperatures on bank holiday monday, 32 in eastern england. changes next week. in the middle pa rt changes next week. in the middle part of the week, the atlantic will flex its muscles and we will see rain or showers from these weather systems and they will break a drop in temperature. 17 degrees in belfast on wednesday. and in southern england, the best of the temperatures. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines at 3pm. the prime minister hits back at a warning from donald tusk ahead of the g7 summit that he risks forever being known as "mr no—deal" over brexit i still hope that prime minster johns

west country as well, but generally speaking, tuesday is going to be a sunny day with a scattering of cloud. temperatures up to 21 in london but closer to 17 for belfast, newcastle, glasgow and edinburght, so some rain will eventually reach plymouth, but probably not until well after dark. now, the forecast tuesday into wednesday brings these weather fronts into south—western part of the country, also some rain reaching scotland too. so i think many of us on wednesday will have a pretty overcast starts of the day at least across to the west and through the day the clouds will increase. you can see clouds moving from wales into england, western scotland too, one or two areas may not see the rain until a lot later in the day. a cool day, nowhere making 20 degrees probably. thursday shows on the weather maps here, you can see a dry day for most of the major cities there, but come friday, the rain's back again. so we keep chopping and changing. skipping to friday now. you can see this big low pressure behind me, swinging in, bringing rain to many parts of the uk, increasing winds as well. this is quite big low pressure will be barrelling through the uk not just on friday, but into the wee

of scotland. access roads were also flooded around edinburgh airport. the deluge resulted in five trains being stuck for several hours in west lothian.less red meat are more plant —based food to help combat global warming, scientists are expected to save today. a meeting in geneva to discuss the results of a major report which is published this morning will say that current levels of meat and dairy consumption are damaging the planet. inspectors are warning that young offender institutions in england and wales are failing to prepare juveniles for life after their release. a joint report by the prisons and probation is watchdog has found many children are being left without suitable accommodation or support services. the youth custody service said it was working with others to improve support. a new national artificial intelligence laboratory is to be created by nhs england. artificial intelligence involves algorithms which learns from huge amounts of data to spot patterns. the health secretary, matt hancock says ai can improve the treatment of diseases from cancer to heart disease. senior figures in northern ireland's dairy industry

of his, temperatures continuing to rise. temperatures in the low 20s across scotland, edinburgh has 22, 20 in belfast, a few showers in the westt is a bank holiday monday, if we get to 30, it will be the hottest bank holiday on record for late august. that is your weather. you're watching beyond 100 days. i'm katty kay in washington, david eades is in london. our top stories. denmark's prime minister says she's annoyed at donald trump's decision to cancel his visit after being told greenland was not for sale. boris johnson tells the german chancellor the uk wants a brexit deal — but can't accept the current one also on the programme. there's a warning brazil's amazon rainforest is seeing a record number of fires this year. scientists say it could be a major setback in the fight against climate change. plus the first images of the wreck of the titanic for 15 years. we'll hear why the vessel is decaying faster than thought. donald trump has called the danish leader "nasty" after she rebuffed his idea of buying greenland. he lashed out hours after prime minister mette frederiksen said she was annoyed that mr trump had abruptly ca

of meat in the west is fuelling global warming, according to climate scientists. torrential rain causes disruption for travellers in parts of scotland, as flooding closes the main rail line from edinburgha sensation of any sort. here is a sporty sensation, only foster. we don‘t normally see you on transfer day. we have two and a half hours to try and get ourselves a big—money move. what you think chances are? very slim. could be a very busy few hours because there are still a lot of big deals that seem to be going through. let‘s bring in our sports correspondent david 0rnstein with the very latest. first thing this morning, it looked like being a huge day for tottenham, still can be, but what would have been marquee signing in paolo dybala from juventus, that seems to be off. it has, yes. it has been really disappointing for spurs because they have been working a long time for this behind—the—scenes, but it has fallen through. it seemed it would happen. this morning even i was told it was very close. agreements between the clubs and also between totte n ha m between the clubs and also between tottenham and the 25—year—old argentina forward, but unfortunately about an hour later we were

edinburgh fringe. we have been reporting about the fire on the 12th for balcony of the tower block in west london.wer fire. huge numbers of fire service staff heading to help out. the 12th floor balcony is on fire. the 999 calls to the fire brigade. i'm just told me according to scotland yard, there are no reports of any injuries in that fire. that is the latest line from the police on this but it is something for us to keep watching in the next few moments. ican give i can give you more now on the international efforts to try to tackle the record number of fires that continue to burn across brazil's amazon rainforest. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has echoed the french warning of an "international crisis" that needs to be on the agenda of this weekend's g7 summit in biarritz. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has responded by accusing world leaders of using the issue for "political gain." let's discuss this further with laurence tubiana, ceo of the european climate foundation and a champion for climate action at the un. shejoins me from paris. that afternoon. good afternoon. what you ma

of edinburgh castle. today's weather is a little bit quieter than yesterday's, more sunshine, and showers which could be heavy and thundery later. some heavy rain and strengthening winds sweep in from the south—westfrom our reporter simonjones, who is at the scene in leyton. simon, what do we know? yes, police are describing this as a sudden and brutal attack, just after midnight. they were pursuing a van. we believe it is the white van you can see behind me. they say the van driver had failed to stop, so the police officers in their vehicle put on their blue lights and sirens. eventually the van driver did come toa eventually the van driver did come to a halt. the two police officers got out of their vehicle, and at that .1 of the officers was attacked with a machete. he was stabbed several times, but even as that was happening, the officer managed to get out his taser and use that on the suspect. the suspect was then detained by the second officer. the man arrested is in his 50s. he has been taken to a police station in east london. as regards the officer, he was taken to hospital. he is in a critical but stable condition this morning. the police have said they wa nt to morning. the police have