Of northern rock, we hear about the secret plan that some say could have saved the bank. Thats in inside out in half an hour. Good morning. Police investigating the london tube bombing have said theyve made a second arrest. The arrest follows Intense Police activity in sunbury on thames where armed officers evacuated residents to search a property. Scotland yard says a 21 year old man was detained in hounslow in west london late last night. Detectives are also continuing to question an 18 year old man who was arrested in dover yesterday, on suspicion of planting the bomb at Parsons Green station on friday. The uk Terror Threat level remains at critical following the attack. Andy moore reports on the latest into the investigation. On a saturday afternoon in a london suburb, people looked out of their windows to find heavily Armed Counter Terror officers in their alleyways and streets. Many residents were evacuated as the Police Operation continued. The centre of their attention was the home of an elderly couple who had fostered hundreds of youngsters over the years. In 2010, penny and ronjones were both awarded the mbe by the queen for their services to children. In an online interview, mrsjones said they had recently started fostering refugee children, including some from syria and iraq. The search in sunbury followed the arrest of an 18 year old man at the port of dover. Police said it was a significant breakthrough. The device that failed to go off on the tube was made with home made explosives and, it is believed, was packed with metalfragments. It was similar to the bomb used in the Manchester Arena attack. This has been a year like no other. The police are getting on with their operation today, working closely with the security services. I had an update this morning that they have made two arrests and will be working ha rd to made two arrests and will be working hard to see else they can find out about this attacker. While the investigation continues, the uk Terror Threat remains for the time being at critical, its highest level. Andy moore, bbc news. First two new Scotland Yard. What is the latest you are hearing about this second arrest . He is a 21 year old man. He was arrested last night in hounslow in west london. We dont know yet which part of hounslow it was, but we understand he is in his early 20s and is now being held in a Police Station in south london. The man who was arrested just before him, earlier that day, is 18 years old and is also still being questioned. There are no two men being questioned. It is a fast moving investigation and we are sure it will develop more than that today. Despite these arrests, the threat level remains at its highest. Yes, it does. It is as critical which means that an attack is could be imminent, according to officials. They have put it at that highest level. Senior politicians today have said they dont want people to panic. They dont want people to be alarmed, but they want people to be about. What that means is that there is extra security on our streets. We see some examples of bad here at new scotla nd see some examples of bad here at new Scotland Yard today. We saw Police Officers calling themselves reassurance patrols, out and about because of that extra security presence on the streets. A high profile football match going on today, chelsea versus arsenal, taking place at a ground near the too station which was where the attack happened on friday. There are officials at Chelsea Football Club are saying that fans should turn up at least an hour earlier because there are going to be extra security checks. That is all part of this increased police presence, increased security presence on our streets because the Terror Threat is at its highest level. Thanks very much. Lets took to catherine. She is in sunbury on thames. The focus of the investigation at the moment of the house behind you. As you can see, im standing at the outer cord and here on cavendish road in sunbury on thames. This gordon around a hundred metres was put in place yesterday. Some intense activity on this street throughout the night. And within the last hour. They are focusing on a herbal house just down there about half way down. In the last hour, a perimeter barrier has been put up, taking around seven houses on each side. There are barriers in place and a tent has been put outside that lavender house where forensics teams are working. You are hopefully seeing pictures now whats going on. We know some residents have been allowed into that remit because weve seen them coming out of their houses. We know that residents on the street were allowed back in last night. They were very worried about what had happened, but very relieved to come home. The people that live there, they have been named as canella be at ronald jones. 71 and 88, respectively. Very well known in the area foster carers. Canella p. They had received mbes for their work. They had an 18 year old and a 22 year old staying with them recently. People expressing shock. Residents on this street have been allowed back, and even within that barrier at perimeter. They have been allowed back to their homes. It certainly doesnt look like there is any sort of slow up in the work the police are doing here. If anything, it is wrapping up. I know you will watch developments for us there in west london during the course of the day. A British Airways flight is currently being held on the ground at Charles De Gaulle airport in paris for security reasons. The airbus a320 was due to fly to London Heathrow Airport when officials ordered its evacuation. In a statement ba said that the safety and security of its passengers and staff was a priority, and they were carrying out security checks as a precaution. Im sorry those pictures were actually of a Police Press Conference in missouri. My apologies for that. Lets hear now from james anderson, one of the passengers who was evacuated from the flight. Extra being with us. What happened . was evacuated from the flight. Extra being with us. What happened . I was on the first flight of the day from shore to london heathrow. There was a slight delay. From Charles De Gaulle. The delay lasted about an hour. We were told it was due to a technicalfault. Shortly hour. We were told it was due to a technical fault. Shortly after, hour. We were told it was due to a technicalfault. Shortly after, we we re technicalfault. Shortly after, we were told that the aircraft would have to move, have to reposition due to the delay. The aircraft moves to the far corner of the tarmac. We very quickly noticed is that there we re d oze ns very quickly noticed is that there were dozens of Police Vehicles, five vehicles. There were dozens of marked officers which then got out on the ground and swarmed around the aircraft. The pilot then said very calmly that there was a security check. A direct threat had been made towards our aircraft. We were held on the plane for around 15 to 20 minutes. Then we all had to file off, one by one, and every Single Person and is of baggage was searched. That took around an hour. By searched. That took around an hour. By now we were around three hours late. Most people have missed their connections. The understanding from what youre saying is that the pilot specifically said to you, somebody has made a threat to this plane, and clearly that kind of risk has to be investigated. Yes. That was my understanding that the pilots said that, and individual had made a threat towards our aircraft. The British Airways staff were fantastic throughout the whole incident. The pilot did a greatjob in keeping us calm. Everybody was very calm getting off the plane. The process was relatively fast. We were kept in the loop at all times. It must have felt quite unreal. Definitely. Its resources then you see on social media or maybe on tv shows. Where an aircraft has been swarmed by that. There were literally dozens of Police Vehicles and fire vehicles. Thats when i realised that it was really serious. It was definitely scary, but the pilot did a greatjob and reassuring us. He was sure it was a false alarm. He did do the necessary checks just in case. Was a false alarm. He did do the necessary checksjust in case. When will you get home . We are being told this evening but that could change. It isa this evening but that could change. It is a bit chaotic here with a lot of people having missed the connecting flights. Im just back to london. Hopefully i will get on the flight london. Hopefully i will get on the flight soon. We hope you do, too. An eventful morning. Thank you. Thats james anderson, a passenger on that flight. If james anderson, a passenger on that flight. If im right in saying the ba flight flight. If im right in saying the ba flight should have been departing quite a long time ago from Charles De Gaulle in paris. It will eventually be heading home to london. The bbc understands that borisjohnsons position as foreign secretary is not under threat despite yesterdays intervention on brexit that was seen by some as an early leadership pitch. In a long newspaper article yesterday, mrjohnson revived his vision for a so called hard brexit, leaving the uk outside the Single Market and said britains payments to the eu should be spent on the nhs instead. Chris mason is in westminster for us. Good to have you in the studio. Tell us good to have you in the studio. Tell us what is going on. Is this a westminster bubble story or is there more political substance . Westminster is certainly very excited. The perpetual question of the last ten to 15 years, what is borisjohnson the last ten to 15 years, what is Boris Johnson up to, the last ten to 15 years, what is borisjohnson up to, is post again. There are a range of theories. Here are the facts, the Prime Minister is giving a very big speech on brexit in florence in italy on friday. Her big public interventions on brexit are big public interventions on brexit a re pretty rare. Big public interventions on brexit are pretty rare. We have known about that speech for a little while. Borisjohnson then that speech for a little while. Boris johnson then appears that speech for a little while. Borisjohnson then appears with this extensive article, 4,000 words long. Its about as long as my undergraduate dissertation huge rewards as a newspaper article. Someone asked me on social media what the conventional length for a politician boss mike article was, and it tends to be 300 500 words. Little column or box. Strikingly, it doesnt it wasntjust little column or box. Strikingly, it doesnt it wasnt just about brexit, it read like a boris ma nifesto. Brexit, it read like a boris manifesto. There are things about infrastructure, cutting taxes, education reform. It didntjust deal with the very bold question of what sort of brexit its going to be. Some of the problems, as he sees them, wouldnt necessarily find a solution on brexit. Theyre com pletely solution on brexit. Theyre completely detached as separate areas of policy. Speaking to conservative mps yesterday, some solid as a naked leadership bid, but it was totally disloyal. 0thers, including remainers, who welcomes the kind of clarity, the positive vision. And contrast of that with what they see the Prime Ministers wea kness what they see the Prime Ministers weakness in being able to articulate that kind of thing. Striking here is that kind of thing. Striking here is that there is no appetite within the conservative party for a leadership race. They recognise that would be hugely destabilising, might trigger a general election. They look at Jeremy Corbyn in fear, unlike the response prior to the general election earlier this year. They dont want to see that happen. Margaretjohnson, as George Osborne puts it, is always involved in the leadership campaign. Every political interaction should be seen as such. 20 at westminster see it like that. Boris johnson. 20 at westminster see it like that. Borisjohnson. Here is the home secretary on this subject in the last hour. I have the good fortune to work with boris. I know what an irrepressible enthusiast he is about brexit. What he has done is set out there. I think its absolutely fine, i would expect nothing less from boris. You said at the time of the referendum that he was and soul of the party but not the money would wa nt to the party but not the money would want to drive you home at the end of the evening. What i meant was that i dont want to managing the Brexit Process. What we got as theresa may managing the process. She is driving the car, to continue the allegory. Im going to make sure that as far as im concerned we help pretty bad. Services back seat driving . As im concerned we help pretty bad. Services backseat driving . You could call it by see driving im very clear that the cabinet and the Government Supports theresa may. There is a difficult moment to make sure we get the bus result with the uk but im sure we can. I dont want boris to be in charge of the Brexit Process , boris to be in charge of the Brexit Process, that is a pretty straight warning that if he tries any funny business like a leadership bid, shes going to be straight out of the box to stop him. There will be big voices that make the case that he shouldnt be prime and esther and may even stand against him. And the ride potential candidate to do that. Another striking thing in that interview, the most pointed criticism from within the conservative party on the record since borisjohnsons article came from ruth davidson, the leader of the scottish conservatives, who suggested that the timing, a day after what happened in Parsons Green, was an indication of bad judgment. And judgment has always been one of the big doubts, but others have had about borisjohnson. Even going back to his time when he was a humble opposition politician. When he got sacked for some outspoken views in the spectator magazine. Even had even some of his supporters acknowledge that a wea k his supporters acknowledge that a weak point is this judgment. Amber rudd suggesting that his timing, particularly given her brief, the response to what happened on the london underground, was very striking. And then there is the broader response. A huge amount of criticism yesterday about providing, like a flashback to a year ago, at £350 million per week figure that the uk, as he sees it, will benefit from a brexit. That figure is widely discredited. There is a bbc reality check piece online that breaks down the numbers. People can find that on the numbers. People can find that on the bbc website. They can see why people are saying that number. That is the gross figure that Margaret Thatcher negotiated in the rebate, which stays in the uk. The figure is smaller. The labour party suggested that he was indulging in fantasy. The liberal democrats said it was a plain lie. They are meeting at a conference in bournemouth this weekend. Sir vince cable, their new leader, has had a few words to say. It isa leader, has had a few words to say. It is a terrible situation. It puts theresa may in an impossible position. I dont understand why she has fired him. Its like a school thatis has fired him. Its like a school that is completely out of control. The headteacher sitting in her office paralysed and important. If you shall barney, negotiating with this government, with senior cabinet ministers with entirely opposite views as to what the negotiating position should be, what you do . It isa position should be, what you do . It is a complete loss of authority. The Prime Minister on monday morning should fire the sky, otherwise zero credibility is reduced to zero. Hes making those remarks knowing we were already reporting that that isnt going to happen. Downing street saying they are not entertaining any idea that theres going to be any sort of reshuffle. We understand hes going to stay exactly where he is. Its tricky for the Prime Minister because she is weakened after the general election results. If she fires him, he would be a hugely the severus and popular boys on the backbenches. Arguably a bigger danger to prepare than where he is. A hugely vociferous. Bigger danger to prepare than where he is. A hugely vociferous. Clear the air. 0ver some good italian wine. Thank you very much. I hope your boys comes back soon cheers 0therwise your boys comes back soon cheers otherwise we are doing the next one would fine line which will board the he wrote the Headlines Police investigating the london tube bombing have arrested a second man who was 21 and was detained last night. Amarah says borisjohnson, foreign secretary, shouldnt be a back seat driver, after he gave his full support to theresa may over brexit. Sport now. And for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. Gennardy golovkin has described his controversial draw with Canelo Alvarez as terrible for sport. There were boos around the arena, when the decision was announced, and both boxers shook their heads. 0ne judge scored it 118 110 for alvarez, another 115 113 for golovkin and the third a draw. The draw means golovkin retains his three major middleweight titles, and remains unbeaten in 38 fights. And after dominating the middle rounds, golovkin thought hed done enough to get the decision. This is terrible for sports, from boxing. Iam this is terrible for sports, from boxing. I am a champion. This is the biggest fight from boxing. Like today, this is terrible. Biggest fight from boxing. Like today, this is terriblelj biggest fight from boxing. Like today, this is terrible. I get she needs to be reviewed. I think she needs to be reviewed. I think she needs to be reviewed. I think she needs to school. This makes good debate for a second fight, possibly. What about that score . Are you telling me that the judges score affected how you feel about who won . I cant fix that. That is the job of the commission. 0urjob as promoters is to do due process. It was frustrating night for nicola adams. She was due to be on the undercard of the Golovkin Alvarez fight. It would have been the double 0lympic champions most high profile bout as a professional, but it was called off after a problem with her opponents pre fight blood test. Adams put this message on social media. Im devastated that im not boxing tonight, due to a problem with my opponent, thank you everyone for your support and kind messages. Better news for billyjoe saunders, who successfully defended his wbo middleweight title against Willie Monroe jr at the copper box arena in london. He won on points and stretches his unbeaten record, to 25 fights. In football, this afternoon Manchester United host everton at old trafford but first arsenal travel to london rivals chelsea. Arsenal have beaten chelsea in their last two meetings but have a poor recent record at stamford bridge. The gunners manager Arsene Wenger was in confident mood ahead of the match. In recent years, chelsea had great teams always and it was always difficult to win there but our record against chelsea recently has been good. We won last year here, we won in the fa cup final, we won on penalties in the charity shield, so lets just continue to just focus on the quality of our game. For sure, arsenal is our big rival for the title. If you see the squad, you can understand there are a lot of top players. I dont understand why they cannot fight for the title. Lewis hamilton says he is looking for a miracle to limit the damage to his title hopes in todays singapore grand prix. Sebastian vettel claimed pole at the marina bay street circuit by three tenths of a second, from red bulls max verstappen. Hamilton was more than half a second off the pace and will start from fifth. It wasnt a good day for englands cricketers, their batsmen collapsed as they lost to west indies in the one off twenty20 international. England won the toss and chose to field first, but the windies got off to a flying start. Their star man chris gayle hit a quick fire 40 as the visitors set england 177 to win. Despite alex hales top scoring with 43, england fell short by 21 runs, all out for 155 with three balls remaining. The five match one day series starts on tuesday at old trafford. Thats all sport for now. You can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. Thats bbc. Co. Uk sport. And ill have more in the next hour. Thank you. Some other news. The m5 in gloucestershire remains closed northbound between junctions 14 and 16 following an accident yesterday in which four people were killed. A lorry crashed through the central reservation and collided with traffic coming the other way. A woman and two children remain critically ill in hospital. The government in bangladesh is planning to build a camp to accommodate the 400,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled a military crackdown in neighbouring myanmar. The authorities also say theyll impose restrictions on their movement, to stop the refugees settling in other parts of the country. In an interview with the Bbcs Hardtalk programme, the un secretary general, antonio guterres, said myanmars leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, had to contain the countrys military. It is clear for me that we have to like to mention is here. 0ne dimensional is that this is not a perfect democracy, this is a situation in which the military still has the upper hand. So you are blaming the military, not Aung San Suu Kyi . I am saying it is a complex situation. Who is responsible . It is a complex situation. It is clear for me that there is pressure from the military side to do what is being done on the ground. I would expect that the leader of the country would be able to contain it and would be able to reverse the situation. She has a last chance, in my opinion, to do so because she will be addressing the country and i hope that it corresponds exactly to the beginning of our high level session in the general assembly. She will have a chance to reverse the situation. If she does not reverse the situation now, then i think the tragedy will be absolutely horrible. Unfortunately, i dont see how this can be reversed in the future. You dont see how this can be reversed . I think it still can be reversed, i think she still has an opportunity next tuesday. But can she tell the military to stop what is going on on the ground . You just blamed the military and not her. I think we also have to put pressure on the military. I think it is important that countries that have links, military to military, do so. I think all forms of pressure are necessary at the present moment in order to make sure that the carnage stops. That interview will be broadcast on hard talk, and you can also find it on the bbc iplayer. Instead she is going to be delivering her state of the nation address in my and marketed the country but my parliaments. Then it is expected she will have to say something. How mass said it was also aiming for more talks with palestinian rival which runs the west bank. It aims to end their decade long feud. For more than ten years now, there has been this deep rift it was back in 2007 that hamas ousted Security Forces loyal to the president about satisfaction from the gaza strip. Ever since then, attempts at reconciliation to bring the two sides back together have pretty much failed. Then there was a short statement that came following egyptian intervention, egyptians brokering, trying to broker some reconciliation talks. They had been speaking to hamas officials and they put out this statement, saying that they would dissolve this Administrative Committee it set up back in march to manage affairs and gazza. That was seen as being a rival governments to the palestinian president. It said it invited a reconciliation governments to come and take control of affairs in gaza. It was ready to hold general elections. These havent been held since 2006 because of the split between hamas and fatta. Between the west bank and gaza. It also said that it was ready to restart talks with them on getting back to this 2011 reconciliation deal was agreed at the time between all of the palestinian factions. This is being read as a something very positive. There is a senior official who has come out giving an initial response saying it is positive that promising. We now expect that there are officials in cairo who will be meeting with senior egyptian officials during the day, and well get a full response from them. Back to that story from paris, the French Police are saying that the ba playing evacuated was caused by a false alerts. Lets look at the weather prospects. Sunday licks like being the better day of the weekend with fewer showers. It has been a very chilly start. Into the afternoon, most of the showers across central and eastern parts of the uk. A bit more ofa eastern parts of the uk. A bit more of a breeze in the east coast, lighter winds in the west. An improvement across western scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of wales and the south west of england. This evening and overnight, showers continue across eastern parts of the country. Further west, largely continue across eastern parts of the country. Furtherwest, largely dry, lengthy clear spells, light winds. The recipe for a chilly night. Double figures in