A year on from the brexit vote, and talks finally begin to settle the terms of the uks withdrawal from the European Union. And portugal declares three days of mourning as hundreds of firefighters still tackle a forest fire which has killed more than 60 people. And in the sport on bbc news, golf has another new major champion. Brooks koepka shot a record equalling 16 under par to win the us open. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Police have said they are treating the attack on a crowd of muslims near the Finsbury Park mosque in north london as a terrorist act. One man died and ten people were injured when a hired white van was driven into people who were tending to a man who had been taken ill. Bystanders tackled the driver, holding him until Police Arrived to arrest him. Theresa may said the attack was a sickening attempt to divide people which would not succeed. Its shortly after midnight and worshippers who have just left the Finsbury Park mosque in london have come
To drive out this evil that is affecting so many families. A 47 year old white man who was arrested at the scene is being hald on Terrorism Charges including murder and attempted murder. Police are searching an address in the cardiff area in connection with the incident. The other main stories on bbc news at five. Police say 79 people are either dead or missing presumed dead after the fire at Grenfell Tower. Many families have lost more than one relative. A minutes silence across britain, a mark of respect for the victims of the disaster. A Police Operation is under way on the Champs Elysees in paris after a car crashed into a police van and burst into flames. There are reports that the driver was armed. The Brexit Secretary david davis is in brussels as negotiations begin for britains departure from the European Union. Good afternoon, we are in Finsbury Park in north london. The Prime Minister said the attack here last night shortly after midnight was every bit as 16 as other Terror A
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Diy space battles and hidden figures. Did you see that . Chanting eu, shame on you we are living in interesting times. To many, it feels like the world is shifting on its axis. Tempers are rising, voices are being raised. And there is movement, political. Ideological. And physical. And this is one of the most divisive issues of the day how to handle what the un has called the largest migration of people since the second world war. Are they migrants . Are they refugees . Should they be welcomed . Should they be turned away . At the barbican in london, artist richard moss is making his view clear with this work incoming. Hes used a long range Infrared Camera to film the arrival of migrants and refugees at camps across europe. Its actually a Military Tool that can detect body heat from 30 kilometres away. It can see through smoke and haze, day or night. So this is a thermographic camera. In other words, you can actually see peoples bodies glowing. A radiant thermal glow. You cant really s