whojoins in to help the response. good evening, welcome to bbc london news and welcome to viewers joining us gci’oss news and welcome to viewers joining us across the uk on the bbc news channel. this was london's fourth terrorist attack in just six months. took place just terrorist attack in just six months. took placejust behind terrorist attack in just six months. took place just behind me at parsons green tube station during the rush hour this morning at 8:20 a:m.. it was different to the other terror attacks we have hard, they have involved knife attacks on innocent people and vehicles used on pedestrians. this was an improvised explosive device left on a packed tube train during the rush hour with people going to work, children going to school and it was left there. it did explode and cause injuries, but not the kind of death and destruction that was planned for by the terrorists who left it there. in the terrorists who left it there. in the aftermath of the explosion that did take place was my colleague and we will be hearing from her very shortly but first of all let us s

of an explosion in london underground at parson's green station. this is south london, police, balances are on the scene right now. our sister station reporting there are injuries, possible burned victims, live report coming up. lauren: north korea fires a second missile over japan sparking condemnation by the u.s. and the united nations. cheryl: investors are taking new launch and stride so far after records yesterday, dow futures barely pointing down 1 right now. lauren: much of the same in europe, european investors mostly not reacting to the latest missile launch however because of what we saw in london in the underground station the ftse is down 50 points. cheryl: kospi index is up. lauren: president trump tours devastation in florida and talks tax cuts for the middle class. cheryl: unusual investigation after data breach in equifax, the company had a patch to stop the breach but they didn't install it. fbn:am starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. on a very busy friday morning, september 15th, thank you for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl

a. london underground train leaves at least twenty two people injured including children police say. doesn't talk to making it the fifth in the u.k. this year. you know their stories were across this. migration chief change of heart on border controls in the shed and in their area after calling for checks to be dropped he goes on to say that the block may still need protections. pyongyang fires have been over just for the second time in just over a fortnight. drills simulating a strike on the north korean military. just after four pm here this friday september the fifteenth i'm going to nail a little welcome we begin in london where the number of people injured in a bomb blast on a chub train in the south west of the city has now risen to twenty two police are treating the attack as terrorists witnesses report seeing a fireball of terror through the carnage officers say though that the only partially detonated on the destruction could have been far worse. what is lost to. the baby in the. pockets. of this. place makes. the matter has been declared them to terrorist related incident.

incident on london london's metropolitan police say they are treating an explosion on a london underground train as terrorism multiple people are confirmed to have been injured many of those with burns these are live pictures from the tube station armed officers on us you can see there are lots of emergency services right now the site as they have been for the past number of hours the incident took place parsons green station on the district line in the south west of the city during morning rush hour witnesses say a white bucket in a plastic bag blew up creating a fireball in the car age no luck left passengers fleeing in terror as you can expect an investigation has been opened there is currently no word on who may have been responsive all police are hunting for this bucket bomber who tried to blow up this rush hour tube train in the latest attack to hit britain the fifth all of the year number five making it more this year in the u.k. since the start of the decade since twenty ten there have been for instance up to twenty seventeen this year alone there have been five while w

south—west london injures 22. the prime minister condemned the attack is cowardly, saying it was clearly intended to cause significant harm. she said the terror threat level would be kept under review. matthew price is there. there have been five acts of terrorism in the united kingdom in 2017. this is the fifth, and in the previous four, 36 people in total we re previous four, 36 people in total were killed. today, thankfully, no one has lost their life, but 22 people have been treated in hospital and the police say many of them for flash burns as a result of the fireball which witnesses described as running through the train carriages. people then fled, some of them hurt underfoot as they tried to scrape what is a relatively small station at the peak of the london rush—hour. despite the fact there we re rush—hour. despite the fact there were no deaths, the political establishment here in downing street are not taking this attack any less seriously than others. there was an emergency meeting of the cobra committee called earlier today. the prime minister's statement, we will

an explosion on the london underground train leaves at least twenty two people injured including police say they are treating the incident as terror related. but just what is. the baby in a car with the mom and i just hate to say this is the fifth terror related incident in britain this year. live around the globe this is r t international just after three in the afternoon here in moscow this friday welcome to the program we begin with breaking news from london where the number of people injured in a terror attack at an underground station has been updated to twenty two people police say an explosive device only partly went off the incident took place at parson's green station on the district line in the south west of the city during the morning rush hour. let's see images of train filmed in the immediate aftermath of the instant as you can see there through the window what appears to be a white bucket burning in a plastic supermarket believed to be the bomb can be seen. pictures have appeared showing the emergency services taking injured people away from the scene as you can see

imminent. a manhunt is now under way after a bombing on a london subway train injures 29 people. and new york is boosting security for its own transit system. not helpful. president trump scolded after tweeting that the bombers were in the sights of scotland yard. britain's police and prime minister responding that such speculation is not helpful. >>> within range. north korea's latest missile flight is its longest ever, putting the u.s. territory of guam within range. president trump warns the u.s. and allies will never be intimidated, saying the u.s. has effective and overwhelming options against north korea. >>> and deal with it. his base may be up in arms over the president's talks with democrats, but the white house says president trump still supports making a deal with dreamers as long as it boosts border security. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." ♪ >> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. britain has just raised its terror threat level to critical, meaning another attack is considered imminent after a bombing on a london underground train. 29 people were

this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm. an explosion on a packed tube train in south—west london. 22 people are injured. the device had a timer. police are treating it as a terrorist attack. there are many urgent enquires ongoing with hundreds of detectives involved, looking at cctv, and speaking to witnesses. this is being supported by mi5 and they are bringing their intelligence expertise to bear on the case. eyewitnesses say the blast set off a fireball in the train. there was a stampede as passengers fled in panic. i was sitting in the back carriage, and suddenly i heard a big bang, and i turned left and when i saw the fireball surged towards my side. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. an explosion on an underground train in south—west london this morning is being treated as a terrorist attack. the train was packed with rush hour commuters when the blast went off. it sent a fireball through the carriage. 22 passengers were injured, none of them seriously. the device appears to have been in a white container with a timer. the mayor of london says a manhunt for the attac

of an explosion at a london underground station several people are believed to be injured. richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. people in japan wake to warning sirens after north korea fires another missile over japanese territory. a human rights group says it has documented a campaign of ethnic cleansing against the right engine and me and mark. i think it's a spacecraft sends back its last images of saturn before ending its twenty year run . so back to the breaking news we're following british police are investigating and an incident the london underground station the reports of an explosion this is all in southwest london so let's get you up to speed on what we know right now this happened at parsons grain underground train station a full on the london ambulance services hazardous area response team has matt is on the scene as as well. police witnesses say that there are passengers who suffered facial injuries after some sort of explosion in a train carriage and then there was a bit of a stampede after that where people may have been injured as well be

we saw the same significant attacks we've seen so far this year after london bridge, westminster bridge and other security threats as well. london underground system has security increased over the last few years, it's always been a point of concern for police and also the commuters that take it on the day-to-day basis largely because it's relied upon by so many londoners and carried so many people back ant forth, so it's a very difficult environment especially underground, but one of the things that hampered the 77 rescue effort was access to wi-fi and wierl wi-fi and wireless communication. we still don't have tell communications services underground. this track actually runs overground largely because it's a more residential area, and so what we have seen over the last hour or so are people who were above ground saw that particular train carriage being carried to safety. they were in a train carriage, i believe for about an hour and a half and now we've seen solve aerial pictures that they may be being evacuated from that. it doesn't seem as though there is a -- if indeed the

london this is bbc news, 7pm. live in florence were theresa may has delivered her keynote speech aimed at breaking the deadlock and brexit talks. the premise that cold for a two—year transitional period arrangement to allow for an orderly exit from the eu. during the implementation period access to one another‘s market should continue and come terms. watch by the cabinet, she said britain would pay its fair share to the eu during that period. the uk will honour commitments we have made during the period of our membership. as the prime minister left florence, labour said the plans we re left florence, labour said the plans were a consequence of cabinet infighting. this whole speech seems to be the product of the internal negotiations of the tory party rather than negotiations with the eu. and we have more from florence and a moment, the other main studies, an 18—year—old man is charged with an 18—year—old man is charged with attempted murder for the tube murderfor the tube the online minicab service uber, used by millions around the world, is banned in london. donald t

south west london injures 22. theresa may has led an emergency cobra meeting. the threat of terrorism that we face is severe. but together, by working together, we will defeat them. eyewitnesses say the blast set off a fireball in the train. there was a stampede as passengers fled in panic. there were just layers and layers of people screaming. it wasjust really traumatic. the mayor of london says a manhunt is under way as police in the underground station behind me search for evidence, while dozens of others are sifting through hundreds of cctv images to see who was behind this. welcome to bbc news. an explosion on an underground train in south—west london this morning is being treated as a terrorist attack. the train was packed with rush hour commuters when the blast went off. it sent a fireball through the carriage. 22 passengers were injured, none of them seriously. the device appears to have been in a white container with a timer. the prime minister said the terror threat level would be kept under review. the device detonated at 820 this morning at parsons green station on the

the south—easterly direction, mild direction for this time of year. 17 degrees. and 20 towards london. there will be more rain on the cards this weekend, coming in overnight, to northern ireland, again, into western scotland and western parts of england, quite slow—moving rain tending to become lighter and increasingly patchy as the day goes by. central and eastern england, sunny spells, south—easterly winds, could get even warmer, temperatures reaching a high of 22, 20 three degrees. as the rain band clears away, brightening up with sunny spells and one or two passing showers. mixed picture. —— 22, 23 degrees. sounding very promising, thank you very much. just a reminder of the main story: prime minister is preparing to deliver her keynote speech about britain's departure from the in florence. for now, that is all from the bbc news at 1pm team and goodbye from all of us here. we good afternoon. a look at the day's sport on bbc news. we begin with by sport on bbc news. we begin with rugby union. begin with rugby union. four of this summer's british and irish lions have been le

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

it's deterred young young from pursuing its goal. also on the grid london on an explosion in a train carriage during rush hour a sense conics commuters crumbling for their lives twenty two people were taken to hospital mostly with brain injuries police say the incident the fifth in britain this is being treated as terrorism will have a live report and of fiery finish or not to see anything after twenty years and i journey of eight billion comet as the spacecraft which has revolutionize our understanding of saturn and his moons in skies over the planet ending a remarkable voyage we'll take a look at the missions biggest find. and a budget u.s. hotel chain is shamed online after some of its workers sent. to immigration officers on the mr parsons and promised drop the show isn't. it with news great live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us for the second time in less than a month north korea has fired a ballistic missile over japan triggering yet another wave of condemnation from around the world as it has many

sunbury—on—thames in surrey as armed officers search a house over yesterday's bombing on the london underground. it follows the arrest of an 18—year—old man in the port area of dover over the attack, in which 30 people were injured. it's a very fast—moving investigation, we've got the full weight of the counter terrorist police network, we've got our colleagues in the intelligence agencies and government helping in any way they possibly can. the uk terror threat remains at its highest level, meaning another attack could be imminent. 1,000 armed police are patrolling across the country. i'm robert hall, live at scotland yard, as the police investigation extends from london to the south coast. also in the next hour: hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers are warned their flights could be cancelled over the next six weeks. the new democrat leader vince cable has called on members to regenerate, as he addresses the party at the conference. and in half an hour here on bbc news, i'll bejoined by foreign correspondents based in london to analyse this week's events on our datelin

moscow turn of the morning in london right now that's where the breaking news is this hour police and paramedics are called to the scene of a reported explosion this morning on the london underground just over an hour ago with this is say several people have been injured more on that coming up and. the other big news in the morning to pyongyang fires a ballistic missile over japan for the second time in just over two weeks it comes after south korea carried out drills simulating a strike on a north korean military bunker on wednesday we're told by the ramifications of that . from syria the syrian government recaptured an oil rich area did resort provinces its liberation offensive against i still continues at the same time as the new human rights watch report has revealed that millions of dollars in aid money meant to help syrian refugee children has vanished in the case of that bus to swedish police saying they can't cope with the growing number of rape cases in the country and the lack of resources to investigate all sexual assault so they're having to deal with. that afternoon f

headlines at 11. police investigating the london tube bombing have arrested a second man — he's 21 and was detained in west london last night. the search of a property in sunbury—on—thames in surrey — of an eighteen—year—old man who was arrested yesterday morning — continues. the home secretary says she's not surprised borisjohnson has set out his own vision of britain after brexit. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we have got is theresa may managing that process. she is driving the car and i will make sure that as far as i am concerned and the rest of the cabinet is concerned, we help her do that. the un secretary—general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. also in the next hour. anger and controversy in las vegas. the hotly anticipated fight between as saul alvarez and gennadi golovkin ends in a surprising draw. and in half an hour here on bbc news, foreign correspondents based in london analyse this week's events on datel

out looks at how isis used social media to plan attacks on westminster and london bridge. hello, i'm sean fletcher. welcome to a new series of inside out. over the coming weeks we'll be bringing you surprising stories from the capital. westminster, london bridge, manchester and the recent attacks in barcelona have brought condemnation and sympathy from around the world. in a survey conducted exclusively for inside out by yougov, nine out of ten people said further attacks in britain are likely. while the current threat level for international terrorism in the uk remains at severe. prime minister theresa may has vowed to shut down the extremists operating online. and it seems many of us are behind her. our survey revealed that 44% of people questioned in london think more should be done to help the security services tackle terrorism — even if individual privacy suffers. so what are the terrorists doing online? over the past two years inside out london has been undercover, tracking the online operations of the so—called islamic state. what we've discovered from encrypted messages a

pictures from south-west aerial pictures from south—west london. there is continuing coverage on bbc news with sophie raworth and annita mcveigh. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at 11. commuters flee a london tube station after an explosion in a train carriage. scotland yard says the incident is terror related. pictures of the device show a white bucket inside a carrier bag with a number of wires visible. then a fireball above my head burned all my hair, everybody ran off the train and it was quite scary. there were scenes of panic in the aftermath as people tried to escape with reports of people being trampled on in the chaos and rush. iam here i am here at parsons green where the incident took place at about 8:20am. there has been sealed off by emergency services. i will be talking to one man who was on board at the time. welcome to bbc newsroom live. police say they are treating an explosion on an underground train in south—west london as a terrorist incident. several people have been injured. at least one woman has been taken to hospital with burn

parsons green tube station in london. police were called to the scene at 8:20 a.m. local time and aware of what they are calling quote an incident as of now. these images this were posted on twitter of what is believed to be the source of the incident which reportedly occurred inside of a train car, a train car we just showed you the london fire brigade said 50 firefighters and officers are on the scene. keir simmons is on the scene. bring everybody up to date right now what we know so far. >> reporter: we have limited information. showing that picture of what appears to be exploded. looks like it's some kind of plastic construction worker's bucket wrapped in a bag. that caught fire according to witnesses and according to the social media images we've seen at around about 8:20 this morning london time. that would have been a very busy time on the subway, many commuters would have been packed in that train i suspect into their way to london to jobs across the city. the place where this happened is a line in a relatively upscale area of london once it leaves parsons green, if anyone

in london. explosion subway at the height of rush hour. abby: at least 20 people now are hurt. steve: our correspondent amy is live in london with the breaking details it happened 8:20 a.m. london time, right? >> that's right. peak of rush hour, steve, on a train which was part of the underground network. however, it was above ground when this explosion occurred. parts of the screen that's just west of chelsea, which is a neighborhood many of you will know. all focused right now is on this white plastic bucket in the corner of the train car. a lot of eyewitnesses said they saw a bag, they saw a bang and then flames. and this bucket had some wires protruding from it. and it was in an insulated, sort of a thunderstorm mall bag from a store called little. the focus right now is on that. however, police are saying very little. it was only just about half an hour ago when they declared this a terrorist incident and confirmed that there were injuries. now, as to the nature of the injuries, that's what police and obviously medics are trying to ascertain right now. eyewitness reports have sp

personal. and uber is set to lose its license for london as the transport authority describes the ride sharing app as not fit and proper. we'll take a look at the road ahead. hello. welcome. good to have you with us. voters here in germany are gearing up for federal elections on sunday. both candidates for the post of chancellor have been making a final push for votes today. the latest polls haven't been encouraging for martin schultz and his social democrats. they're trailing chancellor merkel's christian democrats by a wide margin. surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take about 36% of sunday's vote. as the campaigning draws to a close, we've been monitoring events in munich where chancellor merkel delivered a speech earlier today. we asked about the choice of venue. >> basically this is a tradition between the cdu and you see the german chancellor speaking behind me. what is very much unusual here, let me just show you, is the protesters here behind us. there are several thousands of people turning out to support the german chaps -- chancellor. at same time we see p

so during the seven seven bombings the suicide bombings on the metro in london and she doesn't stop and the subsequent ones i'm twenty one seven i was to conduct a cobra national emergency committee as subject matter specialist on these bombings so i was very very familiar with it and this morning when i came back from a fully alex also knows little about voice by going to phone call and it's on the news. we saw the device failed to function the only of the caveats is that this could be nothing close to the top and it could be a building which you can accuse against and actually mix together and cause a reaction so we do need to wait to get more information as well and should other unlikely that's exactly what one. passer by there whether it was there or not and over he treated he said hang on i was on the train let's not forget let's not jump to conclusions this could have been a builder or an electrician simply going to work yet maybe had some chemicals that make spotted together could have had some wire in the bag maybe was going to wire a light bulb you don't know it's very earl

see. a bomb blast still no london underground train leaves at least twenty two people injured including children. and i just suddenly saw lots of people running towards me to panic mode i knew that something state is the current police say they are treating the. terror making it the fifth in the u.k. this. also had this are to use are the e.u.'s migration chief change of heart on border controls in the shed in the area after calling for chicks to be dropped to save the block may still need protections. on pyongyang fires a ballistic missile over japan for the second time in just over two weeks. thrilled simulating a strike on a north korean. to the world this is r t international mining you know neal. we started in london the number of people injured in a. tree in the south west of the city has now risen to twenty two police are treating the attack as terror related witnesses report seeing a fireball terror through the courage officers say though that the device only partially detonated and that the destruction could have been far worse. and. that's. all this crazy stuff this

when train their pocket and we do know that this particular chamber headed towards central london so we're also obviously going to wait and see why this explosion occurred in that particular location you know whether or not it was intended to potentially have been carried out somewhere closer to punch of london but all of them there are questions yet to be found out obviously but now that we do know that. counterterrorism commander investigating obviously this is going to be treated humanely seriously and question given the timing of this obviously in the understand given that you know this wave that we have seen throughout weeks and months of terrorist attacks here in london as well throughout europe so certainly i'm hoping to make it a call to possible to i can tell you know there's a hundred meter cordon around that station at the moment the police is saying. you're not going to get close because looking at some witness reports as well i mean it could have being what these people have been through this morning on my commute to work is extremely unpleasant but it could have been i

made. the taxi service that was denied a new licence in london says it wants to make things right. a 16—year—old girl is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder over the stabbing of a woman at a school in north lincolnshire. and a lucky escape for a man out walking who fell 50 feet down this good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour has promised to review all government contracts using pfi the private—finance initiative if it is elected. the pledge to the party's conference in brighton came as the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, suggested that single market and customs union options should not be swept off the table at this stage saying a final deal could retain the benefits of both. but some delegates criticised the leadership during a passionate debate at the party conference. eleanor garnier reports from brighton. all smiles as they try to put on a united front but there is no hiding it. it is plain for all to see. divisions in labour over brexit once again coming to the fore. what i want to do first of all congratulate conference. yesterday you voted aw

day to you. in the united kingdom, a manhunt is under way after a bomb went off on the london tube early friday morning. thankfully, no one was killed, but 29 people were wounded and it could have been much worse because authorities say the explosive failed to fully detonate. the device may have used a substance called tatp. that is the same explosive used recently in attacks in spain, france and england. experts are still examining the mostly intact bomb. they are hoping to determine its contents, to determine also had who made it. the nation's, theresa may, is warning the public so stay vigilant. the joint terrorism analysis center, that's the independent organization which is responsible for setting the threat level on the basis of available intelligence has decided to raise the national threat level from severe to critical. this means that their assessment is that further attack may be imminent. in let's get the latest live from london this how are. nina is with us. thankfully no one killed in this incident, but the station has reopened. there's still a lot of questions here fo

urged him to stop stalling talks on future trade relations if he wants london to settle its bill. it's business time the euro is down as investors uncertainty germany's national election will see a change in the makeup of government and as of now the parties are distracted by coalition talks we'll tell you what this could mean for business also coming up there will be no wholesale takeover of abolition the firm supervisory board has instead chosen the competitors it wants to woo we'll tell you who and an unlikely place to find something to smarten up your parents we'll tell you why recycled headpieces are all the rage. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update from ballin angela merkel's conservatives will stay in on the social democrats say they're now out the leader of europe's biggest economy has to make new friends in parliament to form a governing coalition businesses in germany are hoping for a quick resolution but that's not the only thing worrying business leaders here in germany. shocking that's what volkswagen c.e.o. mathias miller called the far right parties entry

of casualties as thought it might see by now the london ambulance service may be. giving some some figures but i haven't seen it more witnesses potentially coming through here one guy twenty four hour fitness instructor said he joined the district line chub on the way to work you set up my headphones on listening to music the train got to parsons green some people or got off some of got on to look to my left on the saw hundreds of people running up. the heard shouting and screaming i ran out as well he said it was really tightly packed as a rule trying to get out of that station at the same time people pushing each other falling on the floor there were school kids there as well absolutely terrifying. images there secularizing online as well he says it is to have taken pictures on that. very quick to come up with a picture of this smoldering thing in the corner yes a plastic tub that went up this guy goes on to say as well because he said he saw a woman on the floor i don't know whether she was breathing there was a little boy on the train station screaming and crying saying he coul

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this is bbc news. the headlines at 103m: police investigating the london tube bombing have arrested a second man — he's 21 and was detained in west london last night. a second day of police activity in surrey as police continue researched property. the home secretary, and the rest, since she's not surprised or asjohnson said at his own vision of britain after brexit. i'm very clear that the cabinet and the government supports theresa may. the un secretary—general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. also in the next hour — anger and controversy in las vegas the hotly anticipated fight between as saul alvarez and gennardy golovkin ends in a surprising draw. and ten years on from the collapse of northern rock, we hear about the secret plan that some say could have saved the bank. that's in inside out in half an hour. good morning. police investigating the london tube bombing have said they've made a second arrest. the arrest follows intense police ac

listening in in london and as shake to me said there has been want a hundred days more than one hundred days since this crisis began he thanked germany for their initial efforts when it began to find despair to find a solution to this dispute and yet here we are with no solution and some point it seems. what's true before a decision country remain argument on their position but the urgency that we've seen before is no longer the. attempt by the four decision countries to perhaps as we've heard from the emir of kuwait resort to military solution is again not exactly on the table i think we i sense from the visit of the. emir to europe and to new york that the urgency as we've known it before over the last hundred days is behind us and now there's almost a crisis management going on in an attempt to resolve this thing diplomatically but i think qatar now certainly feels more comfortable the relations with germany as they were yesterday we heard with turkey and today later on with france they are very very good. certain optimism about bilateral relations even a flourishing forward to think

assets only briefly catch a bid. >>> london police and ambulance services are at scene of an incident at parsons green touche station amid unconfirmed reports of an explosion on a train >>> renault-nissan targets annual sales of 14 million vehicles, by 2022 as the automaker lays out its bullish six-year strategy. and ceo carlos ghosn tells cnbc he is confident in the french government's plans to sell down its stake. >> they said they want to do it at the moment where the market is more favorable, which i understand, which i understand yes, i have no doubt on the fact that they will do it because they said so >>> good morning, it's friday. we have more bad news to deal with when it comes to another missile launch over japan coming from north korea and the unfortunate news coming out of the london underground before that, let's get to the stoxx 600. we are lower to the tune of 0.2%, despite the fact that european stocks are set for the best week since july investors by in large shrugging off the latest news out of north korea. for the week, we have done well. seems like we're finally recov

london he's a senior fellow at university college west diego always good to have you with us on al-jazeera let's start with the people crying in the control room just why was this you know such a signature significant moment for the team. the cassini mission has been one of the most successful and one of the most challenging missions in this in the solar system ever. fully thirty years in the making and all these people spend most of their scientific lives and technical lives on this mission so to see a photo from the launch of the conception of this of the of the of the of the space probably itself the collaboration with the european and nasa to put these two spacecraft together the cassini and the huygens and then to launch them on to follow this very. imaginative truck that was using the go with your sister venus twice on the earth once to get all the way to saturn and then twenty. deployed the whole you can sprawl on the on the surface of titan and then all the discoveries that came on the thirteen years that has been around a fascinating fascinating story and these people have

. [laughter] tom: david riley with us in london, an important london for fixed income and credit strategies, bluebay asset management. what we are going to do is dive into the news flow. lisa, i have to go to you first on harvey. it has been an emotional time. all the damage, the rescue, the many, many -- too many deaths. as you go into september, what does harvey mean for the fixed income market? lisa: the question is does it have a broader effect on the u.s. economy? and how? and the irony is, when you talk to economists, they say it could have a depressing effect over the next few months, but over the longer term it could lead to higher inflation and faster growth as people pump money into infrastructure. tom: the scope and scale, the population of houston, but the answer is the nation's fixed income market is so deep, even the fourth biggest city does not move the needle. lisa: that is right. that is right. people are not really counting it in their expectations. tom: let's get started away from harvey. part of that is the jobs report. before we go to london, let me turn to andrew chorl

—old man is charged with attempted murder after the bomb attack on a london underground train last week. the taxi app uber is to lose its licence to operate in london, putting thousands of drivers‘ jobs at risk. coming up on newsnight, we will hear from jacob rees—mogg on the prime minister's speech and we will be in berlin to look ahead to the german elections. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has set out to inject fresh momentum into the brexit talks in a key speech in florence. theresa may said she wants the uk to be the eu's strongest friend and partner and called for a new style of agreement with the eu unlike that with any other country and a two—year transition deal after we officially leave in 2019. our first report tonight is from our political editor laura kuennsberg in florence. waiting, waiting and waiting. it's months since the prime minister gave anything away on brexit. and if you're in a hurry to disentangle completely, you might just have to wait some more. she came to florence to confirm that for as long as two years after we're techn

half-hour program at 7 p.m. in london. global news 20 pros a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries, this is bloomberg. much.ne: thank you so north korea has fired another missile and this time it is far enough to put the u.s. territory of guam in range. it flu over japan's northern island before landing and the pacific ocean -- it flew over japan's northern island. the u.s. military says it traveled 3700 kilometers, further than the distance from pyongyang to guam. our managing editor joins us from tokyo. first of all, is anything different about this launch? said, itll, as you is the farthest missile test we have seen today. the one in late august was about 1000 kilometers shorter than this one. of distance, it is farther, also a higher altitude than the one in late august. the flight path was pretty much the same, it flew over the northern island and fell into th the pacific. the real changes that guam is apparently within range. francine: why did japan not try to shoot it down? >> well, you know, japan has missile defense systems, both systems that are

in dover in connection with yesterday's london tube bombing. the uk terror threat remains at its highest level — meaning another attack could be imminent. 1,000 armed police are patrolling nationwide. the tempo is like at a level we haven't seen for a very long time. nearly 600 live investigations covering over 3,000 people and another group of 20,000 people we're concerned of. i'm robert hall, live at parsons green tube station, as the police investigation now extends from here in south—west london to the south coast. also in the next hour, borisjohnson revives his promise of more funding for the nhs after brexit. the foreign secretary sets out his vision for what he calls britain's glorious future outside the eu. a day after north korea's latest missile launch — kim jong un says he wants to match the military power of the united states. hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers are warned their flights could be cancelled over the next six weeks. and coming up here on bbc news in half an hour, inside out reveals the secret plan that could have stopped the collapse of nor

. riding into trouble is stripped of its operating license in london. hello and welcome i'm peter sagal you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up more war of words a rare statement by kim jong il illness his foreign minister threatens to test another hydrogen bomb this time in the pacific. a grim report for injured children escaping the violence in me and mom many are likely to end up as orphans. and together in tragedy families of the victims of the mexican earthquake comfort each other as hopes fade for finding more survivors. the company has been stripped of its operating license in london from the end of the month the british capital's transport regulators at the car sharing company lacked corporate responsibility when it came to public safety and security issues that he joins us live now from london nineteen for the customers and the company what does this mean. well peter first glance this looks quite alarming and it looks like bad news both for the company and for those three point five million people in london according to who use the serv

xfinitymobile.com. ♪ >>> london on high alert. this after an explosion in a train friday. and a manhunt is under way for those responsible. cnn is live on the streets of london with the very latest on this investigation. >>> also ahead this hour -- the diplomatic fallout from north korea's missile launch. the trump administration says it's keeping its military options on the table. we get the very latest reaction from the region. live from cnn world headquarters in the cnn, welcome to our viewers here around the united states and the world. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. i'm george howell. it's 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. good day around the world. the terror alert in britain is at its highest level, critical. this, after an explosion on board the london tube friday morning. that threat level critical means another incident is not only possible, but it is expected. investigators are working to track down the suspect or suspects before any future attacks can happen. let's go live to london. cnn's nina doss santos follows this investigation. thankfully, no one was killed in this inci

train in south—west london. the paper carries a cctv image of a man carrying a lidl supermarket bag 90 minutes before the bombing. not that we can see that front—page. there is. there it is for us. yes. we can see the cctv image there that many of our viewers are questioning whether this was. the guardian looks at the criticism britain's foreign secretary boris johnson has been facing over a so—called misuse of figures on how much money could be made available for the national health service once britain leaves the european union. and finally with britain's health service under yes, that old chestnut is back. and finally with britain's health service under severe financial pressure, the daily telegraph says nhs chiefs have drawn up plans for hospitals to build spas and offerfacials and zumba dancing classes to encourage a more healthy lifestyle. and cannot be a bit of zumba. and cannot be a bit of zumbali and cannot be a bit of zumba. i have never done it. have you? no, come on! werejoined by poor charles. good morning. iwould on! werejoined by poor charles. good morning. i woul

in defiance of us warnings that their nuclear deal is being put injeopardy. police in east london are investigating a number of attacks this evening, involving a noxious substance. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn arrives in brighton — telling delegates they must "prepare to form a government." also in the next hour we'll take a look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. the mail on sunday which says it is all well wall between borisjohnson and phillip hammond following theresa may's brexit speech. good evening and welcome to bbc news. north korea's foreign minister has launched a fresh verbal assault on president trump calling him ‘mentally deranged'. ri yong—ho told the united nations that mr trump's threat to "totally destroy" his country had made a rocket assault on the united states "all the more inevitable" and that sanctions would not force his country to change its nuclear policy. here's some of what the minister had to say. translation: the absurd reality that a person like donald trump, a mentally deranged person, full of megalomania and complacence, the person chasti

lunchtime. the taxi app uber won't have its licence renewed in the capital. transport for london says the firm isn't fit and proper to operate. uber says it will appeal. i'm disappointed about the decision, but i think uber will do something to fight back. the north korean leader describes president trump as "deranged", as the regime says it's considering a nuclear test over the pacific ocean. counter—terrorism operations are placing unsustainable pressure on everyday policing, warns one of the country's most senior officers. a poll finds women haven't received new warnings about the dangers of taking the epilepsy drug valproate when pregnant. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, james haskell is the most experienced of four offers some‘s british and irish lions to be left out of england's‘s autumn training camp. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may is preparing to deliver her long—awaited speech in florence about the government's plans for brexit. the prime minister will say the uk and the european union have a responsibility to make brexit work and s

is raised to ‘critical‘ after an explosion hits a morning rush—hour commuter train in london. thejoint terrorism the joint terrorism analysis centre, the independent organisation responsible for setting the threat level on the basis of available intelligence, has now decided to raise the national threat level from severe too critical. it's the fifth terror attack in the uk this year. the so—called islamic state group says that what it called one of its "detachments" planted the device. the un meets to discuss north korea's latest missile launch, after the united states calls on beijing to take direct action. cassini ends its 20—year mission by heading directly for saturn before burning—up in the planet's atmosphere. hello and welcome to world news today. the uk terror threat level has been increased to critical, in the wake of a bomb explosion on a rush—hour train in south west london. british police say they are treating an explosion on an underground train in south—west london as a terrorist incident. 29 people were injured. at least one woman suffered burns. othe

stations police say they are treating this as a terrorist and today it happened in southwest london this is during rush hour ariana hahn has more heavily armed officers move to surround the train parked on the tracks at pos and scream chub station in southwest london emergency units responded at eight twenty in the morning at seven twenty g.m.t. to reports of an explosion on a train during rush hour this image posted to twitter which cannot be independently verified it stood to show a package still burning on the train we are treating the matter as a cyrus related incident and the metropolitan police counts terrorism come on we'll take responsibility for that investigation witnesses reported the city was panic as passengers realized what had happened with people reportedly trampled as they fled the incident happened in the early morning when london's underground system is busy and trains are often packed with people there have been for a texan britain this year which have killed thirty six people and in two thousand and five fifty two people were killed in suicide bomb attacks on th