i could hear a lot of shouting and screaming, and people were panicky. idid not screaming, and people were panicky. i did not pay massive attention because i thought there were some southern fights going on. when i finished my prayer, i looked around and offices of things going on, people were screaming. everyone was panicking. i rushed to the entrance. i was telling people to do the same thing, i listen to the police doctor. i could see people lying on the floor, blood, i could see people giving them cpr and everyone screaming. lots of shouting at the front. i made my way through the people and i got the front i saw when they got the man and held down on the ground. i handed it over to the police and the van drove off.” don t how much you saw of the exchanges that involved them asking people to calm down, and restraining but not attacking. do know what it is? people were not attacking him. they were holding in down to the ground and pushing, like they were trying to restra
david davis says the first the first formal talks over brexit have been constructive . it was clear from the opening that both of us want to achieve the best possible outcome and the strongest possible partnership, one that works for the uk and for the eu. emergency workers in portugal continue to evacuate people put at risk by major forest fires in the centre of the country. tributes are being paid to the former playschool presenter brian cant who has died at the age of 83. we will be speaking to baroness stowell benjamin, a fellow presenter who appeared on many shows with him. good evening and welcome to bbc news. nine people have been injured in what theresa may has described as a sickening terrorist attack on muslims in north london. one man died though he d collapsed before the attack, and the cause of his death isn t clear. it happened outside the muslim welfare house shortly after midnight. many of the victims had been taking part in evening prayers after breaking t
heatwave in june for 20 years. but as the temperature soars a health warning is issued to those struggling to stay cool. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we ll take a look at the chancellor philip hammond s speech this morning at mansion house alongside the governor of the bank of england mark carney. is an alleged hard brexit now off the table? we ll join christian fraser and katty kay for 100 days plus who are looking at the death of a us student who had been detained by north korea. we ll be looking at how long the heatwave affecting large parts of the uk will last. that s all ahead on bbc news. hello, you re watching sportsday with me, reshmin chowdhury the headlines tonight. a shock at queens as defending champion andy murray crashes out in the first round. the british and irish lions win big in their last warm up up match, ahead of the first test against the all blacks. there was defea
communities together in solidarity and support for each other at a time of crisis. applause. that is the only response there can ever be. we re not going to be divided because we are muslims, christians, jewish people, buddhists, hindus, humanists. we re not going to be divided, we re going to be united together. in opposing this awful trend and awful attack that has taken place. i m very proud to represent this community in parliament, proud to represent finsbury park in all of its faith and diversity and all its differences. because those faiths, that diversity makes us more united than anyone could ever do who tries to divide us. applause. and of course a community that is divided cannot achieve things together. if you divide people on the basis of faith, on the basis of race or language, then what do you do, you blame someone, you blame someone because there is a problem in the community and when that blaine has run its course you blame someone else. and at the end of tha
can unlock growth in our economy and improve the quality of people s lives across the country and building afairer lives across the country and building a fairer society. increasing the national living wage so increasing the national living wage so people on the lowest pay see their wages go up as the economy strengthens and ensuring that every child has access to a good school place. i will make more progress before i give way again, creating a world class before i give way again, creating a world class system of technical education so all young people have the vital skills they need to do the jobs of the future. acting to make market fairers, by tackling unfair practises wherever they are found. the prime minister mentions opportunity, does she agree one of the opportunities we must deliver is to allow more young people to get on the housing ladder? will she increase house building to 250,000 homes a year which is a bolder and a much more ambitious commitment than the part