Out for this. He was let out a year ago and was tagged. Who made the decision to release him . And on what judgement today make that decision . You have to ask if he underwent a rehabilitation or de radicalization programme, and if so how was this being monitored . These are serious questions and somebody somewhere is going to have to have responsibility for this. I hate to say, this is the middle of election and that could quite difficult. I think the times coverage is the best i totally agree with jason. Its that he was released from prison about a year ago after agreeing to wear an electronic tag. Use to enforce cu rfews and restrict electronic tag. Use to enforce curfews and restrict his movements. There are obviously still keeping an eye on him but this question about how much rehabilitation he had and i agree with jason and saying theres Big Questions as to the wisdom of letting this gentleman free. The latest details we had this evening as you both mentioned, we believe that he was attending a conference as part of the Criminology Department of the university of cambridge. We have actually heard from the university themselves, such as very quicklyjust take you through their statement. That said that they are gravely concerned by reports that university of cambridge staff, students and alumni were caught up in the incident at London Bridge. They are urgently seeking clarification and further details. Our thoughts are with all of those who have been affected by these terrible events. At the beginning of this there was a bit of confusion as to where exactly this incident took place, and where police were called to but we understand now and may have taken place within the hall itself. If we turn to the front page of the telegraph there have been so many tributes paid to the members of the public that stepped in. Absolutely and this really comes back to jasons point, when you get these things that people were stab so pointlessly, i use that word advisedly again, your thoughts to term to the people, obviously, very badly injured and there are two that have been killed and its very difficult to know we dont know the condition of the other three, was it three that were stabbed . There were five injured, two sadly passed away. So of those five injured to have died we dont know the condition of the other three. Of course you think about that. Also in the telegraph they talk about questions about prevention and comes back to the point about why this particular terrorist or convict had been allowed to go free. This is where the big question is why was he allowed to go back on the streets when it was potentially dangerous. The trouble is its always been clever with hindsight. We cities think that he should have never been let out, perhaps of the time you just dont know. Its very difficult to know about the Big Questions will be asked. On your point about the bravery, you wonder how you would react in such a circumstance, and would we be able to show the courage that these people showed . I have incredible admiration and because its a totally new and unforeseeable experience to have that kind of courage is a set earlier one of the best things about it is its the best things about it is its the best answer to terrorism is to show that kind of unity of purpose for people to actually show bravery. And it helps actually in the response, so it helps actually in the response, so thats very good. 0n the issue ruth was raising but well reasoned article. It does explore the difficulties of the security services. We dont know whether the perpetrator of the atrocity today was acting alone, dont know if he was acting alone, dont know if he was part of the cell, and as they say the monitoring of individuals is extremely difficult. Of a group is easier because a committee with each other, then for you can intercept purchase by themselves they been radicalised we dont know the motive behind us. But thats a peek at how that mind gets worked. Then theres a personaljust ask intellectually and its very difficult. Except and as they say in the article they are most critical of themselves, they did make mistakes last time with the attack on London Bridge two years ago. Lessons to be learned. We spoke toa ago. Lessons to be learned. We spoke to a former met officer that worked in counterterrorism, also an author who produced a guidebook for such incidents, peter power was his name and he did say even loan actors are never truly alone. As always intelligence out there. Behind him and obviously people behind him who share his sympathies, and they do say he is in is the most terrorist sog say he is in is the most terrorist so g heidi. I must tell you when these non Police Officers got involved, the public got involved in coping with that, i wonder if they knew he had this quote, suicide vest on him, it turned out it was a hoax vest but for some similar industry and you think gosh they have a suicide vest on what would you do . That makes their actions even more remarkable. Exactly right. Lets turn to the ft, thus the final paper we are looking in this edition dealing with the story. The message to be vigilant but we have to stress that its just london where the members of the public will be nervous watching these scenes, lots of implications for everybody. |j mentioned manchester of course with the manchester arena, and 22 people we re the manchester arena, and 22 people were killed and that was a person with a suicide vest that blew himself up. Did i heartonight with a suicide vest that blew himself up. Did i hear tonight there was a terrorist incident in the netherlands . In the hague area. Then you find them in paris and in the european problem to some extent. Its a global problem. Weve had australia and sri lanka. Some consolation. Good to know we are not alone. Lets turn to the page, page 11 alone. Lets turn to the page, page ii the inside pages of the daily mailand ii the inside pages of the daily mail and lets go back to politics and of chris kemp and he has been suspended to tomorrow following that statement from Boris Johnson who suspended to tomorrow following that statement from borisjohnson who has called a Cobra Committee meeting, but yes what grab you about, youve got a smile on your face. Very pro borisjohnson, pro brexit daily mail. Which i totally agree. I would be disappointed you did not, we would have nothing to talk about. The lovely interpretation of Boris Johnsons comments in a radio interview when he suggested he does not want donald trump when he comes over and next week from the summit to interfere in british politics. He bet you he does not want donald trump to each because the last time donald trump interfered he said that the nhs was on the table and then had to recant quickly after the british said please dont say that. Chris the american president has many wonderful qualities in one of them is hes very unpredictable. He could say anything that could be prove n very could say anything that could be proven very embarrassing in the middle of the election. You dont know what he is doing to tweet. The daily mail is saying this could play toJeremy Corbyns daily mail is saying this could play to Jeremy Corbyns advantage. |j daily mail is saying this could play to Jeremy Corbyns advantage. I was just going to say i think generally overseas politicians should stay out of british politics, especially in this general election. I remember obama coming along in the run up to the referendum when he said if the you leave the eu you will be last in the queue for a trade agreement, that went down incredibly badly. Just please keep outcome of these are our domestic politics, whatever ones particular opinion about trump again just ones particular opinion about trump againjust stay ones particular opinion about trump again just stay out. When he said it you can get excellent trade deal of course all of those people who bemoaned 0bamas intervention praised his. Its funny. Obama was being obama. We will have to leave it there for now. But we will carry on at 1130. Thank you again and Jason Beattie and ruth lea will be back at 11. 30pm for another look at the papers. Its all there for you seven days a week at bbc. Co. Uk papers. Dominated by one story this evening. And if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. Back with you in around four minutes time with all the top stories at the latest on the London Bridge incident. For now we will see you. Hello there. Just about all of us have seen that sonny eric, but Colder Weather had spread its way in. Skies like us were fairly common place actually during friday. 20 of sunshine out and about and weve got more of this seem to come this weekend as well. Sunny but cold it will be some sharp rust around and follow patches to a full sublease that we can look strive for quite a few of us. Overnight tonight and drive for many of us with clear skies, there are not a few showers coming into northern scotland and thicker patches of cloud working into the southwest buffer most of us cold and frosting could be the cold est cold and frosting could be the coldest night of the autumn. Temperatures could get down to about 10 temperatures could get down to about 10 in the highlands. Really cold sta rts 10 in the highlands. Really cold starts and will beat fog patches around as well. Locally quite dense giving Poor Visibility and tricky travelling conditions out and about. Couple of things that fog handsets cloudy and windy. This could be spreading into the southwest, that will tend to mean the greatest risk of fog across the suede of the bed linens. Most likely to get problems of visibility. Lingering into the early afternoon. Many of sunshine around, showers continue to affect the far north of scotland and through the day we will see a little bit of rain into the southwest of england with wins , if youre cold here. Actually its a cold day everywhere really. Typically around eight celsius. As through saturday evening and that rate continues to affect cornwall, perhaps devon at times. Certainly Channel Islands will see the rain and that whether weather will pull south as this area of low pressure concentrates their effo rts of low pressure concentrates their efforts were in france. That will mean High Pressure is from a dominating the weather picture into sunday. Similar conditions then cold and frosty start for many of us play of sunshine but subtle changes. The winds change direction that will be drinking a few showers towards north kent coast. For northern scotland later in the day thicker cloud working in here with showers tending to merge together with fairly lengthy efforts of rain. As you look for weather picture into next week cloudy and mild orfor the north and west. A slow process for london for example pliny on tuesday. Love dry and sunny but cold weather. At least it is not raining. This is bbc news. The headlines at 11 00 two people have died after being stabbed in what Police Describe as a terrorist incident on London Bridge. Eye witnesses capture the moment members of the public rushed in to help, pinning the suspect, to the ground. Eventually, after a struggle, armed police intervene, firing two shots, killing the attacker. The bbc understands hes a former prisoner, convicted of a terrorism offence who had been released on licence. All the traffic stopped. The police we re all the traffic stopped. The police were armed. They were shouting at the person on the ground and telling us the person on the ground and telling us to get off the bridge and that is when i heard what sounded like two shots fired. The suspect was wearing an explosives vest, which turned out to be fake