Been arrested in east london today in connection with the attack. Well have the latest on the investigation. The other main stories on bbc news at 5. In paris a man has been shot and wounded by police after he attacked an officer outside notre dame cathedral. This is the scene live. The area around the cathedral has been closed and people are being asked to stay away. In Election Campaigning here labour says planned cuts to the size of the metropolitan police force will make it harder to stop Terror Attacks in future. And with just two days to go well bring you ask this your questions to the parties, today its the turn of plaid cymru. Its 5 oclock. Our main story is that police have named The Third Man who carried out the attack in the London Bridge area on Saturday Night. He was Youssef Zaghba an Italian National of moroccan descent. Its reported that the italian authorities had prevented him from travelling to syria last year and that he was on a watch list shared with the moroccan a
identity. an independent review of the england care identity. an independent review of the england care system identity. an independent review of the england care system is - identity. an independent review of i the england care system is currently under way, with findings and recommendations expected to be published later this year. in scotland, new laws will give siblings more control over their relationships. for these brothers, however, it s time to say goodbye for now. , with me isjerome harvey agyei. he grew up in care with his younger brother and sister. when he was 12, they were split up. their foster carer became ill. theirfoster carer became ill. we can also speak tojerome s half sister. melaina pecorini. they found each other around six years ago and met up for the first time just before christmas. it is good to have you both with us. jerome, you are 32 and went into care with a very at a young age with the younger brother, what happened from there? this with the yo
have been expecting. the fed also said november could see a scaling back of the $120 billion a month it s been pumping into the markets. as michelle fleury explains, it s down to growing concerns over inflation. inflation is starting to worry the us federal reserve. listen tojerome pal talk to price rises across supply chains. figs rises across supply chains. as the rises across supply chains. is the economy continues to be open and spending rebound, we are seeing upward pressure on prices, particularly because supply bottlenecks in some sectors have limited how quickly production can respond in the near term. in the near term. these bottleneck in the near term. these bottleneck effects - in the near term. these bottleneck effects have | in the near term. these - bottleneck effects have been larger and longer lasting than anticipated. it leads to revision in projections for this year. further splits are down the middle on whether to raise prices next year. the majority expected rat