be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. so we need to become far more robust in identifying it and stamping it out. across the public sector, and across society. the prime minister spoke after distressing scenes, where paramedics and the emergency services provided first aid. some of the injured remain in a critical condition in hospital. shouting police put several bars into lockdown. people were ordered to lay on the ground as officers checked that there were no assailants inside the buildings. police say that within eight minutes of receiving the first reports, they had shot dead the three assailants. senior officers say they believe the incident was under control. a large cordon remains in the area around london bridge and borough market. and there are many officers on scene as we need still to carry out a thorough search of the area to ensure that everyone has been accounted for. this is the scene this lunchtime on london bridge. campaigning in the
citizen are among the dead. and called for a new approach. there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism. we need to become more robust in identifying it gci’oss become more robust in identifying it across the public sector and society. our priority must be public safety and i will take whatever action is necessary to protect the security of our people and our country. during the day, several homes were raided in barking, in east london. it s thought that four of the 12 people arrested are women. the us singer ariana grande, the british band coldplay and oasis s liam gallagher, stars from around the world took part in the event. performers dedicated many songs to the people who were affected by the attack which took place at a concert held by ariana grande last month. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be with me are the political ” and jo phillips, who s also a political commentator. of course, there is only one story we
in east london. it s thought that four of the 12 people arrested are women. the us singer ariana grande, the british band coldplay and oasis s liam gallagher, were among the stars taking part in a concert in manchester, in aid of the families of the victims of the bombing that took place in the city two weeks ago. stars from around the world took part in the event. performers dedicated many songs to the people who were affected by the attack which took place at a concert held by ariana grande last month. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, james millar and jo phillips. tomorrow s front pages. starting with the guardian a counter terrorism chief refuses to confirm whether the attackers were were already known to the police or intelligence services. the ft focuses on theresa may s plans to review existing police and security powers, increase pressure on tech companies and introduce tou
coming up: the government heads off the threat of a defeat on the queen s speech, by offering a concession on abortion rights for women in northern ireland. we will be funding her department with additionalfunding so that she can make a grant to the external organisations who will provide these services. the culture secretary says she s minded to refer fox s proposed takeover of sky to the competition watchdog. and is another parliamentary tradition about to disappear, as the speaker hints he s relaxing the dress code? the question of whether that member is wearing a tie is not absolutely front and centre stage. but first, the government has seen off a possible rebellion in the commons by announcing that it will fund abortions for women who travel from northern ireland to england. a cross party group of mps was threatening to back an amendment to the queen s speech put forward by the labour mp stella creasy. with a tiny majority in the commons the government bowed to the dema