he had a message for londoners. there was also a political purpose to his message in which he appealed for more resources as far as police are concerned, in london, because of the threat this city continues to face. we've got the best police and security services in the world, they working credibly hard day in, day out. the met police, m15, emergency responders, and the work of the tfl staff, something we should be incredibly proud of. what you're seeing now is an investigation that'll run its course. there are things i can't discuss in public, you'd not expect me the police discuss publicly. there are various things i can't discuss publicly but i can reassure the public that the police and security services and others are working their socks off to make sure those responsible for this attack are caught and see justice. is there a danger of becoming overwhelmed by the sheer level of the threat? i think the police have already said, and the phrase i would remind londoners about, this is not a spike but a shift in rel

london this morning. police are treating it as a terrorist incident. this is the scene live. several hours after the explosion happened on that district line train at parsons green station. clearly still a heavy police presence. we'll bring you much more on what is happening after 5pm, stay with us for that. before that, we'll catch up with the weather news. lucy martin has the forecast. a mixture of sunny spells and showers over the next few days but we'll see fewer showers as we move through the weekend as high—pressure ta kes through the weekend as high—pressure takes charge. this afternoon we've seen a takes charge. this afternoon we've seenafair takes charge. this afternoon we've seen a fairfew takes charge. this afternoon we've seen a fair few showers. there have been a seen a fair few showers. there have beenafair seen a fair few showers. there have been a fairfew seen a fair few showers. there have been a fair few summers chile thunder storms across somerset and dorset, interspersed by good sp

i commute from south—west london to north—west london. i get the train from new maldon to wimbledon, and change there on the district line to earls court, getting the train to wembley on the piccadilly. i usually sit at the back of the train, and i get off at wimbledon. i was sitting at the end of the last carriage, the last three seats, two by the door, minding my own business as a train was approaching earls court. and the train was pretty packed by the time we got to parsons green. i was looking at my phone at the time. i heard this dull thud. my first reaction was we had hit something on the track, or maybe the train had become derailed. the next thing i heard was, i had my head down, eve ryo ne heard was, i had my head down, everyone started rushing for the door. i immediately stood up and wondered what was going on, exiting the train with everyone else. it was absolutely sheer pandemonium and panic, people were screaming and shouting, pushing to get off. there are no orderly exits on the train for people trying to get out at the sam

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 ube

london bridge in a state of emergency. were these isolated terror attacks by individuals working independently, so—called lone wolves or part of a master plan, remotely engineered byjihadists in syria? it's inconceivable that there wasn't the use of social media apps to connect these individuals who have carried out these attacks with terrorists from islamic state. the result of a two—year undercover investigation, we reveal new evidence linking isis‘ online operations with the recent atrocities. he said it was a good target because it was crowded with disbelievers and civilians. and he said if i was successful with this operation it would be very damaging for the uk. and we expose how the terrorist group use the dark web to coerce young british muslims into carrying out attacks. the internet is a sort dream tool for terrorist group like isis. it's opened up brand new ways of recruiting, of preparing and planning acts of terror in a way that is very, very difficult indeed for the authorities to stop. i've spent much

this is a very residential upscale neighborhood of london -- of west london. and a lot of chaos with the evacuations that have taken place because police are undergoing a massive manhunt. hundreds of detectives are involved. i'm just about a block and a half from where the bomb went off this morning. police are saying it didn't successfully detonate, implying, in other words, it could have been worse. a homemade bomb with wires coming out of it. some people said that it looked like a tub of mayonnaise sitting in the corner of the subway car. of those 22 people hospitalized for the injuries, most are suffering from what have been described as flash burns. none of the injuries, according to police, are life-threatening, but there was also a massive stampede. people evacuated the train car. they had to go downstairs because of course it's within the underground network, so people were describing scenes of people tumbling down the stairs, little children holding onto the backs of people's coats. children used the subway to go to school in the morning and then peop

studio: sidique, khan, the london mayor saying he has sleepness nights over his mission to keep london safe and praising the emergency services during that speech at the labour party conference. as you can see of you can see it is going down well with those in the audience. we'll bring you more from labour later on. the german chancellor angela merkel has begun negotiations to form a coalition government following her re—election for a fourth term. she was reelected but her party suffered the worst result for 70 years, as millions of voters defected from traditional parties to support the right wing nationalist party alternative for germany. translation: of course, it is difficult to say because we had a higher turn—out, but wet want to get those voters back in our camp by good politics. joining me now is dr ed turner, an expert in german politics from the aston centre for europe at aston university. she never looks that happy, but she is not happy today. this is not the result she wanted ? is not happy today. this is not the result she wanted? she is putting a brave face on it poi

the mayor of london once again having to respond to yet another terrorist attack in london in 2017. the police have set up a special hotline, i will give you the number, it will be on screen... something else that the police want the public to do is get in touch if they have any video footage of the incident. it does not have to be off the device or the tube station, it can be anywhere within the area, even before the stop at parsons green. it could be in the area surrounding the tube station, the reason, people may think those images may be irrelevant and not helpful, the police want to see them so they can decide for themselves. there might be that tiny bit of a clue ina there might be that tiny bit of a clue in a picture that the police can identify, call the hotline and get your pictures to the police. let us speak to our home affairs correspondent about the incidents. we heard from sadiq khan saying there was an increased level of police presence on the streets, what has been happening behind the scenes? the counter-terrorism network will have jumped into life and as you mentio

are doing be phillip's al jazeera pos in the street in london. for british prime minister says the terrorism threat level remains at severe meaning further attacks are highly likely . clearly this was a device that was intended to cause significant harm and twenty two people have been injured and are being treated in hospital are fought so with all those who've been affected by this attack the emergency services were on the scene immediately and once again i would like to thank them for their professionalism and for their bravery and the peace and security services are obviously doing all the work to discover the full circumstances of this cowardly attack and to identify who is responsible let's go live to our correspondent who's at the scene for us teens looking into as the prime minister was saying what happened and who's behind it mean. yes that's right as more details emerge we're getting a bigger picture of the scale of what could have been a much larger attack we know the met police is counter terror command launched for scale investigation

, we all know someone here has been affected by something in london, my friend was in london bridge, and then this happens. it is sort of a re—occurring thing going on. i'll go and see my brother and relax and skip work for today. on. i'll go and see my brother and relax and skip work for todaylj think you're definitely entitled to that. i was here early on and i saw people coming out of the tube and the ambulances were here and i saw one woman loaded into an ambulance, conscious, being given pain relief, she looked very distressed, some burns to her face and both she looked very distressed, some burns to herface and both her legs we re burns to herface and both her legs were wrapped in cling film to protect them. i have no idea what the scale of the injuries are at the moment. let's bring you a report now which will sum up the events of the day so far. the explosion took place at the height of the rush—hour in packed carriages. witnesses say passengers suffers burns to the face and body. bbc presenter sophie rebirth was on the scene and interviewed people travelling on the distr

hearts of people in the london after incidents like londoners always come forward and say you know you will not break our spirit we saw the same thing after the westminster red tags and they're everything else that's occurred in the capital. and mornings like this it's a scary time we got something new and make us go to these pictures appearing to show a thing let's see it first time for me first time for a view is oh you've got the young guys motion see services taken away some of the injured from the sea their latest pictures to turn that around again goes or maybe i'm going on a loop we go back to the live pictures again a lot of crew around there some of the wheelchair being taken away that was just passed by somebody involved in it this morning are there we go indeed. chop there are think it's a guy maybe a lady i can't tell quite but you could see certainly some skin burns. absolutely and severe enough for him not to be able to walk away absolutely. no word on the actual number of casualties those four that might see by now the london ambulance service may be. giving some some fi

reports 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 a

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out of london, a chaotic scene that's unfolding right now in london. you're looking at the map, parsons substation, explosion inside a tube train during morning rush hour at parsons green, some passengers have been left with facial burnses, witnesses say that many people ran for the same door out of that carriage, some of them pushed over and trampled. there was a white bucket on fire inside of the train. lauren: let's listen to sister station sky news to see what they are reporting. >> after the london bombings, you were on when steven, reports were coming through what first was thought to be local explosions on the underground system. that underground network was closed down fairly quickly. the rest of the tube, most of it is running, it's just whar inteef the district line that's severely affected at the moment. but that does have knock-on effect. if there were concerns about other potential devices that might be out there we would be hearing about much wider network closures on the london underground, we are not hearing that at this stage which is

rush hour in london authorities say 22 people injured, fox news senior correspondent live in london good morning. reporter: most injuries are flash burns according to police nonexpected life-threatening, there are hundreds of detectives now deployed in this investigation, and they are being backed up by the security services and i-5, police no doubt going through reams of footage because london is completely covered with cameras often first call, this neighborhood parsons green i am standing in the station behind me about a block this has been partially evacuated because when terrorist attack happens, as one councilmember told me this gold standard protocol kicks in whereby every single lead thoroughly investigated in aftermath of panic there are a lot of people coming up with things they saw or heard, and lots of false aalarms, focus on bucket, ended up having flames shooting out of it the detonation was not successful. in other words, wasn't a massive explosion but obviously dangerous enough to harm very many people. wires coming out of it, it was in sort of insulated bag that is

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 lef

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london here. a lot of commotion at that station. right now we know that 18 people been taken to hospitals.atening injuryies as far as we very serious as you said the prime minister called an emergency meeting right now. i've been in touch with 10 downing street. that meeting will happen within the next threating this as a ow and there is a live manhunt on across london right whoever may have done this. now, president trump is already up and tweeting about this and said there's attack in these are sick and demented people in the sights ofcotland yard. must be i have to say we have not now who didbut as i said they are actively g now for whoev have done this right here in london. i want to go on the scene now to ian pannelreen station.george it's incredtinget another terrorist attack in the uk. this is the attack that's taken place here underlying the level of threat thauk are now having to live with. not just here but also continental europe so subwayhe r r 400 yards. this is parsons a genteel very

reported on the london subway. images on social media showing people with facial burns - and a white bucket with wires on fire inside a train. let's get right to our ryan hughes at the live desk. larry, right now london's metropolitan police are only confirming that they are at the scene of a quote "incident". this is at the parsons green subway station in london. social media users say there was some kind of blast on a train. pictures online show a white bucket with fires and flames coming out. investigators are on scene right. london's metro newspaper reports there are passengers with burns...and we're he

breaking news, terror attack on a london subway. this with what appears to be wires bursting into flames injuring multiple people. passengers on their morning commute. students on their way to school. the stampede as they tried to escape. counterterrorism officials are now investigating. the prime minister calling an emergency meeting. we are live on the scene. >>> new threat from north korea. the rogue nation launching a missile over japanese airspace after threatening to sink the country. alarms blaring. people told to take cover. this latest launch coming just after that hydrogen bomb test. how the white house is responding this morning. >>> fraternity death. the investigation under way into a possible hazing incident after an 18-year-old freshman dies at a major university. now all sororities and fraternities on campus temporarily shut down. >>> jose on the move. on the verge of turing back into a hurricane, the path showing it's heading close to the east coast and new warnings this morning about rain, wind and life-threatening

something happened in london and is being investigated in london. see, i was right and the travel ban. because he wants it to be true. in the same way gloria mentioned charlottesville and doesn't as we know from yesterday want the charlottesville thing to be white supremacists and neonazis. this is not a both sides did it thing. he doesn't want that to be true and he will wait for the facts. >> there is an added element that i think when you see these things happen in europe because trump has been in a little bit of arm wrestling match with europe. to be able to have a situation where it's not only fitting with the world view about the perpetrators, but how the allies deal with the situations. he is trying to assert his view on the allies and that caused another tension to rise up. this is basically a two for. >> he attacked the london mayor in the past for saying this in terms of what he said in response to a terrorist terrorist incident. >> you can presume a president who gets briefed every day on these kinds of things and gets briefed early one w

it is something iconic in london. that's something iconic in london. that's something worth preserving. one of the great things about london is it moves, adapts, changes overtime. that shows at certain times, holding on to something for the sake of it may not be the reason to hold on to it. a very good cue for talking about test cricket. they are thinking about changing the traditional five—day test match to only four days. surely not? you don't get more traditional than cricket when it comes to english things. i love cricket. an interesting point. many tests don't get into the fifth day unless there's a weather impact. a lot end in three orfour days. there's a weather impact. a lot end in three or four days. cricket‘s been very cloy to reform in many ways. test matches are a problem. they're not talking about it for the ashes series but after that. certainly something that should be looked at. five—day tests very rarely run to five days. they are quite slow. in the modern age people wa nt to quite slow. in the modern age people want to see crick

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has given his reaction to this morning's events. we have the best police and security services in the world who are working incredibly hard every day. british transport police, the met police, counterterrorism experts, m15, but also excellent work by the tfl staff, it's something we should be incredibly proud of. you will now see an investigation run its course. there are various things i can't discuss publicly but i can reassure the public that the police and security services and others are working their socks off to make sure those responsible for this attack are caught and see justice. is there a danger of becoming overwhelmed by the sheer level of the threat? i think the police have already said, and the phrase i would remind londoners about, this is not a spike but a shift in relation to terrorists attacking cities in the western world. we have to be vigilant and make sure we are alert. if anyone has any information at all, please ring 999 or the counterterror hotline — 0800 789 321. it is the best we can do to keep us safe

london. there's a bit of a scary stampede of people for a rush to get to safety and some of those injuries are to have been caused by that. early on, social media went up with images of this white bucket that shot off with flames and wire sticking out. the timer -- it had a timer according to our sister network, sky news, it was a thermal insulated bag. police are only saying that the blast was caused by an improvised explosive device that did not properly detonate, and they are asking the public to be vigilant and alert but not alarmed. >> bill: more to come. amy kellogg as we go throughout the morning there. live in central lodge london, thank you for that. >> shannon: another big story today, north korea launching another missile over a u.s. ally. the latest missile flying over northern japan before landing in the pacific ocean. that's a second missile to cross over japan and just a month. u.n. security council meet for an emergency session this afternoon. good morning, greg. do we know ab

good morning from bbc london news. a 17—year—old boy is being questioned by police investigating last week's terror attack in parson's green. he's the sixth person to be arrested in connection with the case, and was detained just after midnight when officers raided an address in thornton heath in south london. police say they're continuing to carry out 5earche5 at five properties. consumers are being advised to stop buying fridges and freezers with flammable plastic back5, which could create a fire risk. the move by the group, which, follows a five—year campaign by the london fire brigade to have full fire—resistant backing on such appliances made compulsory. however, which says consumers should not be alarmed, and is not calling for millions of existing appliances to be recalled. an inve5tigation's under way to find the owner of a three—bed house in north—west london where 35 men were discovered living in rooms full of mattresses. brent council says a raid was carried on the property in winchester avenue o

the president called the mayor london's response to the london bridge attack pathetic after the mayor called for calm saying there was no reason to be alarmed. the mayor was talking about after the london bridge attack, not the attack itself. our president seemed to have misinterpreted the statement. >>> steve mnuchin says i didn't use a government jet on my honeymoon, and if i did, i would have paid for it. that's a bit of a head fake on his part. nobody was accusing him of using the plane on his honeymoon. reports say he asked to use a government plane and was rejected. treasury secretaries usually fly commercial and certainly fly commercial when they're on vacation. >>> we examined the president's tweets and executive orders and speeches each morning on "today in the bay." we'd love to hear from you. you can contact me on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> we're not going to hear from nasa's cassini spacecraft. bringing tears to the eyes of some of nasa's workers. the finally early morning mission was emotional for people at nasa. we have video from our sister station in l.a. tweeting

a bomb blast in the london underground leaves at least twenty two people injured including children. lots of people running towards me to me that something is it is a cop and police say they are treating the attack as an act of terror making it the fifth in the u.k. this year meanwhile the use migration chief the change of heart on border controls in the schengen area after according to the checks to be dropped he goes on to say that the bloc may still need protection around the world anti-doping agency's president lashes out at several national agencies after new calls for russia to be banned from the twenty eight winter olympic games. welcome you're watching r.t. international. starts in london because the number of people injured in a bomb blast on the cheap train in the southwest of the city has now risen to twenty nine police are treating the attack as terror lated witnesses report seeing a fireball or tear through the carriage offices say though that the device only partially detonated in that the destruction could have been far worse. there are. some. serious political observe

another attack in london by a loser terrorist, trump wrote. adding, these are sick and demented people who are in the sights of scotland yard. must be proactive. the president's national security advisor h.r. mcmaster later trying to explain what trump meant by in the sights of scotland yard. the london police department headquarters. >> i think what the president was communicating is that, obviously, all of our law enforcement efforts are focused on this terrorist threat for years. he didn't mean anything beyond that. >> reporter: the president's tweets prompted strong push-back from london police who said they didn't yet know who was involved and similar criticism from british prime minister theresa may. >> i never think it is helpful to anybody to speculate on what is an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: the president seizing on the incident to push his reposed travel ban, targeting merely all refugees as well as people from six muslim majority countries. a ban that is facing several legal challenges. trump tweeting, the travel ban into t

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.

international visas are live pictures from the scene of the terror 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

we are following breaking news out of london... a terror attack at a subway station and now there is a manhunt for the people responsible. i will have the details just into the newsroom ( mark ) and nearly a dozen people arrested during protests at u-c berkeley. we have new details about the people arrested. ( james ) and nice weather in the forecast for the weekend. i'll tell you what to expect neighborhood. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)skies are mostly clear this morning with only some patchy clouds around san francisco bay, the san mateo coast and monterey bay. winds are also gusting this morning. sea surface temperatures have dropped back into the upper 50s, meaning cooler breezes are coming off the ocean once again. this all points to a nice afternoon today with plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures in the 70s and lower 80s away from the coast. as for the weekend, expect minimal morning clouds with sunny afterno

he's in our central london studio. good afternoon. i wonder what you make of the sort of understanding and picture we are building up of the nature of this device. and picture we are building up of the nature of this devicelj and picture we are building up of the nature of this device. i would go along very much with a lot of what richard walton has just said, but i disagree with his use of the phrase islamic. we need to be very careful in using that kind of term. it would be more appropriate to describe that as extremism. i urge course on with people using the word islamic, because that tends to two drive is lahm afobe, and we need to be much more careful —— —— islam are phobic reactions. yes, it looks like it has failed to detonate correctly, just like the bombs did in 21/7, just like the bombs did in 21/7, just weeks after the 7/7 bombs. who knows what the constituents of it are, but probably quite likely a mixture of trice atoned tri— peroxide, but that would be conjecture, but it does tend to be the bomb of choice for t

in london. a flash and a bank were heard. the original reports of injuries, facial injuries along the lines of burns and that kind of thing but more we are hearing the more the minutes ticked by, we are getting more reports about stampedes, injuries coming from frantic race to get out of the subway station. it happened at the overground portion of the district line trains journey but people had to get out of the station and up the stairs. social media is circulating a picture of a white bucket users are saying was the genesis of this explosion was a white plastic bucket with wires sticking out of it in a padded plastic bag. this is nothing the police are discussing right now but this is getting traction on social media. london, city on edge, having had a history with terrorist incidents on public transportation. there were a number of terrorist attacks in this country in the last few months, many involving vehicles driven into crowds but july 7, 2005, there were coordinated bomb attacks on three subway trains at rush hour in

terror attacks in london and manchester of course. but for those live pictures i have a very quick civil war. ok let me show you now it is that the cheap where this instant so it plays the bout three hours ago now one of them and of course them outside of the station we have fire engine ambulances that we thought about twenty minutes ago passengers people injured in perhaps in the explosion or in the stampede as still being brought out there's a lady there who seems to have suffered some kind of head injury thankfully she's walking out so we did see a man just now a man or woman we couldn't quite see her ego is going to. interrupt on the ground. there confirming that eighteen people have been taken to hospital following this explosion of parsons green number thought to be thankfully in a serious or life threatening condition it said in this latest update so also going on to confirm that its hazardous area response team is on the scene there but again the good news at least confirmed now from london ambulance is that. eighteen patients

us live from london thank you. now amnesty international has your satellite imagery to highlight what it calls an orchestrated campaign to burn the henge of images and myanmar the rights group has detected an eighteen large fries and rock kind states and because the twenty fifth when a military crackdown began almost four hundred thousand ahead to have fled to bangor they shot the past three weeks arming says it's targeting armed groups in the area . through a number of different sources it's really clear campaign. by the mia more security forces. fire. burning so. it's very very difficult to do this anything else the effort by the me of a military to drive a. country. by any means necessary a sunday child. i mean shop. on my backside on the other myanmar side of the border in between is the enough about now you can see behind me smoke rising as i realize has been done by the myanmar security forces within the last several days thousands of people are trying to cross into bangladesh through this river crossing many

it happened on london's underground. a twenty in the morning the height of the rush hour if this was a deliberate attack and that's what the police believe it was time to cause maximum casualties. this is what we believe caused the explosion just as the train came into passenger screening station in a pocket still in flames moments later when a passenger on the train filmed it on their camera but the damage to the surrounding carriage is slight perhaps someone intended this to be a much more serious attack injured and frightened people fled the station some had burns there was panic several people rushed to hospital almost immediately arriving there say thirty. people shell shocked and when i asked what happened they talked about an explosion in one of the carriages. yeah but with three one of the carriages we had a back and all of a sudden the fireball just came. and it was so hot and it just involves the whole. the whole defies just coming everybody screaming. and we run out and no one knows what's going on but we just

. >> i'm jacqueline london. see you at 11:00. haasive terror manhunt. after an explosion in a london subway. dozens wounded and it could have been far worse. isis claims responsibility as the uk raises the threat level to critical. the prime minister warning another attack may be eminent. >>> city on edge. protesters storm the streets in st. louis after a white former cop is acquitted in the fatal shooting of a black man. a new flash point in missouri haunted by memories of ferguson. >>> a new hurricane threat getting too close for comfort. al roker has the new forecast chack. >>> hazing investigation, a deadly incident involving an fraternity pledge rocks another university. >>> a final plunge after a 20 year mission capturing the most spectacular images of our time. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbz news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone and thank you for being with us. isis is now claiming credit for a bomb attack on a suburban london subway as the uk braces fo

that was from the mere of london. also some breaking news, it has been reported by avon and somerset police, at least four people killed involving a crash involving several vehicles, taking on the m5. place that is all that we know at the moment. we will have more when we get that. the headlines on bbc news: police evacuate people from their homes as they search a house in sunbury—on—thames in surrey over yesterday's bomb attack on the london underground. hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers have been warned that the travel could be cancelled over the next few weeks. vince cable has called for the united kingdom to stay in the european as he speaks at the conference. and in sport, nojoy for roy. crystal palace defeated by southampton, steven davis with the only goal of the game, crystal palace have now lost the opening five games without scoring. sebastian vettel secured pole, starting at the front in singapore tomorrow. behind lewis hamilton by three points, but well—placed to return to the top of the st

let's go live to london right now. our senior international correspondent is on the scene, matthew chance. so what is the latest response to this bombing, matthew? >> reporter: as you can see, there's a heavy police presence right behind me. we're about 100 meters or so from parson green tube station where that device exploded at 8:20 local time on that metro train. tube train as we call them here, at the height of rush hour. there were scenes of panic as people tried to escape the carriages onto the platform outside. a big security operation is underway in london right now to track down the individual or the individuals who were behind this. the terror threat level has been raised from severe to critical, which means there's the possibility of another imminent attack against the people of this capital city. so a great deal of tension certainly among the authorities, because they're feeling enormous amounts of pressure. this is the fifth time this year there has been a terrorist attack on british soil. so the authoriti

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an 18—year—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

he will be, or may already have been, brought back to london, to a london police station, for further questioning. and at lunchtime, as we had been warned by senior officers following the arrest, that operation in sunbury—on—thames. it's important to stress we have heard from the home secretary amber rudd who chaired the government cobra committee at lunchtime, she has been brought up to speed and has talked about the significance of this morning's arrest and topped about the need for the public to remain vigilant. the decision at the moment is that the alert state remains at critical, which means that there is the possibility of an imminent attack. and in london the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick has been out on patrol with officers, and her message has been, we want you to remain vigilant, we are anxiously report anything that concerns and worries you, anything that might help the investigation, but on the other hand we have put in place but they now call operation tempera, urges the use of troops guarding some installations such as power stations, releasing arme