i commute from south—west london to north—west london. i get the train from new maldon to wimbledon, and change there on the district line to earls court, getting the train to wembley on the piccadilly. i usually sit at the back of the train, and i get off at wimbledon. i was sitting at the end of the last carriage, the last three seats, two by the door, minding my own business as a train was approaching earls court. and the train was pretty packed by the time we got to parsons green. i was looking at my phone at the time. i heard this dull thud. my first reaction was we had hit something on the track, or maybe the train had become derailed. the next thing i heard was, i had my head down, eve ryo ne heard was, i had my head down, everyone started rushing for the door. i immediately stood up and wondered what was going on, exiting the train with everyone else. it was absolutely sheer pandemonium and panic, people were screaming and shouting, pushing to get off. there are no orderly exits on the train for people trying to get out at the sam

an explosion on a packed tube train in south—west london injures 22. the prime minister condemned the attack is cowardly, saying it was clearly intended to cause significant harm. she said the terror threat level would be kept under review. matthew price is there. there have been five acts of terrorism in the united kingdom in 2017. this is the fifth, and in the previous four, 36 people in total we re previous four, 36 people in total were killed. today, thankfully, no one has lost their life, but 22 people have been treated in hospital and the police say many of them for flash burns as a result of the fireball which witnesses described as running through the train carriages. people then fled, some of them hurt underfoot as they tried to scrape what is a relatively small station at the peak of the london rush—hour. despite the fact there we re rush—hour. despite the fact there were no deaths, the political establishment here in downing street are not taking this attack any less seriously than others. there was an emergency meeting of the cobra comm

back to my colleague, matthew price, in south—west london. back to my colleague, matthew price, in south-west london. thanks very much, just listening to that and seeing some children walking past on their way home from nursery, on the way home from school, the school day begins to end and you remember this wasn't just a packed begins to end and you remember this wasn'tjust a packed commuter train, with people heading to work at quarter past eight in the morning when it happened, there were children heading to schools and nurseries, incredibly frightening for everybody involved. thankfully at this stage we don't believe anybody was killed. 22 people in hospital who have and are being treated. the police described their injuries as mostly blast injuries. we heard a few moments ago the first comments on camera from the prime minister. in that interview she was asked what the mail of london sadiq khan had had to say about his request for an increase in police resources in the capital. we thought it might be useful to have a quick recap of what h

passings green underground station in west london. the police in the last hour of command said it was a terrorist incident commuters on that train this morning reported hearing a bang they said there was a fireball flying there and that courage is middle of friday morning rush hour eight twenty in the morning pictures and video plenty of it came out pretty soon because i was got phones these days important to be from that courage. seeing flames coming out of a carrier bag in a plastic pot like a big paint pot a big one kmita described as a pot of mayonnaise type of thing initially people not sure what it was there was this bang that it was smoldering but almost. comically is not the right word but you get the drift it's just so crude this thing bucket with some why is sticking out of it it's almost like sort of a cartoon explosive device but still cartoon or not x. crude or not cause a heck of a lot of terror attack a lot of fear this morning there are reports of injuries of a number of commuters there would have been a busy old train

an explosion on a packed tube train in south west london injures 22. theresa may has led an emergency cobra meeting. the threat of terrorism that we face is severe. but together, by working together, we will defeat them. eyewitnesses say the blast set off a fireball in the train. there was a stampede as passengers fled in panic. there were just layers and layers of people screaming. it wasjust really traumatic. the mayor of london says a manhunt is under way as police in the underground station behind me search for evidence, while dozens of others are sifting through hundreds of cctv images to see who was behind this. welcome to bbc news. an explosion on an underground train in south—west london this morning is being treated as a terrorist attack. the train was packed with rush hour commuters when the blast went off. it sent a fireball through the carriage. 22 passengers were injured, none of them seriously. the device appears to have been in a white container with a timer. the prime minister said the terror threat level would be kept under review. t

west london last night. officers are still searching a property in sunbury—on—thames in surrey, after the arrest an 18—year—old man yesterday the home secretary has accused boris johnson of being a "backseat driver", following his newspaper piece setting out his views on brexit. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we have got is theresa may managing that process. she is driving the car. i will make sure that as far as i am concerned and the rest of the cabinet, we help her do that. the un secretary—general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. also in the next hour... we don't need no religous education. how a quarter of secondary schools in england are failing to provide religious education lessons, despite it being a legal requirement. and anger and controversy in las vegas, as the keenly anticipated fight between saul alvarez and gennady golovkin ends i

west london last night. the search of a property in sunbury—on—thames in surrey — of an eighteen—year—old man who was arrested yesterday morning — continues. the home secretary says she's not surprised borisjohnson has set out his own vision of britain after brexit. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we have got is theresa may managing that process. she is driving the car and i will make sure that as far as i am concerned and the rest of the cabinet is concerned, we help her do that. the un secretary—general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. also in the next hour. anger and controversy in las vegas. the hotly anticipated fight between as saul alvarez and gennadi golovkin ends in a surprising draw. and in half an hour here on bbc news, foreign correspondents based in london analyse this week's events on dateline london. good morning and welcome to

west london last night. here in surrey, the police search home of the first man arrested, an 18—year—old arrested in dover. but is being stepped up. but is being stepped up. no plan to sack borisjohnson after writing a newspaper article on brexit — viewed by many as a challenge to the prime minister. the un secretary—general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. also in the next hour, we'll take a look at this morning's papers. this morning's reviewers are caroline crampton of the new statesman and the broadcaster, john stapleton. and anger and controversy in las vegas, as the hotly anticipated fight between as saul alvarez and gennardy golovkin ends in a surprising draw. good morning and welcome to bbc news. police investigating the london tube bombing have made a second arrest in the past hour. detectives are also continuing to question the man who was arrested in dover

you're watching live pictures there of west london where british police are investigating an incident at parsons green station. this following various unconf m unconfirmed reports of an explosion on a train eyewitnesss heard a blast that prompted a stampede towards the tube doors >>> before we wrap up the show, quick look at u.s. futures they were more negative than this post the latest news out of north korea. they have now recovered. the dow jones looking to maybe close at another record today. the fourth in a row. we wish you a wonderful weekend. that's it for today's show i'm carolin roth "worldwide exchange" is up next. for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> north korea launches another missile over japan despite harsh warnings from th

london —— west thames college in south—west london. the man arrested in dover on saturday morning we believe to be an 18—year—old iraqi refugee who also lived at this house at some stage. but of the three places, the police have been searching an address in hounslow, the chicken shop, another residential address, and this one, but none quite have the scale compared to what you see behind me, and this shows we think that police see and this shows we think that police see this as the centre of investigations and where they think this bomb was prepared. thank you very much. president trump has said the united nations cannot fulfil its potential until it tackles bureaucracy and mismanagement. the un secretary—general has said progress is already being made. let's go to our correspondent at the un. he was pretty blunt in his message? yes, although this was pretty mild compared to other criticisms donald trump has levelled at organisations, if you remember his labelling nato obsolete. but he was talking now about the whole issue of uni

at parsons green station in west london. we have reports of a canister possibly exploding and peoples face and skin being affected bya peoples face and skin being affected by a white powder. this week, apple decided people might be be willing to pay nearly $1,000 for a phone. it's hoping augmented reality features and added nascent technology will persuade consumers to dig deep. and the us dept of homeland security telling all government agencies to remove the russian it protection software kaspersky from their computers. apparently, there are fears over links some kaspersky execs might have with russian intelligence. let's get the inside track on this week's big stories with our technology correspondent rory cellanjones. what is the deal with kaspersky? kaspersky is one of the world's biggest cyber security companies. it was founded by eugene kaspersky. it is russian —based, but it has a global operation. lots of people use it. we put it on your computer to defend against malicious software. it is well—respected, but no

21 and was detained in west london last night. a second day of police activity in surrey as police continue researched property. the home secretary, and the rest, since she's not surprised or asjohnson said at his own vision of britain after brexit. i'm very clear that the cabinet and the government supports theresa may. the un secretary—general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. also in the next hour — anger and controversy in las vegas the hotly anticipated fight between as saul alvarez and gennardy golovkin ends in a surprising draw. and ten years on from the collapse of northern rock, we hear about the secret plan that some say could have saved the bank. that's in inside out in half an hour. good morning. police investigating the london tube bombing have said they've made a second arrest. the arrest follows intense police activity in sunbury on thames —— where armed officers evacuated res

police have been searching a fried chicken shop in hounslow in west london, where a 21—year—old man was detained on saturday night on suspicion of terror offences. he's a syrian refugee who appears to have been living in the uk for four years. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. this is a 24/7 investigation. late last night, detectives were still removing potential evidence from a fast food shop in hounslow, west london. it was raided on saturday. they arrested one man here, surrounding him with offices in overalls, a precaution to ensure any potential forensic evidence on his clothes is not contaminated. he is 21—year—old ya hyah farroukh, believed to be from syria. the bbc has been told he worked in the shop searched by detectives. yahyah farroukh lives in this modern development, close to the southern boundary of heathrow airport. it's also been taped off, and is being subjected to a close search. he is linked to this house in sunbury—on—thames, about five miles away and still surrounded by metal barriers and tents have been put up to protect evidence. this pi

an explosion on a packed tube train in south—west london. 22 people are injured. the device had a timer. police are treating it as a terrorist attack. there are many urgent enquires ongoing with hundreds of detectives involved, looking at cctv, and speaking to witnesses. this is being supported by m15 and they are bringing their intelligence expertise to bear on the case. eyewitnesses say the blast set off a fireball in the train. there was a stampede as passengers fled in panic. i was sitting in the back carriage, and suddenly i heard a big bang, and i turned left and when i saw the

the 21—year—old man was detained at hounslow in west london late last night. detectives are continuing to question a teenager who was arrested in dover in kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. as investigations enter their third day, following the terror attack at parsons green, police say they have arrested a second man who was 21. he was detained eight last night in hounslow in west london and is now being questioned. it follows the arrest of an 18—year—old man yesterday morning at the port of dover which had to be partially evacuated. the home secretary said the police and security services are trying to establish how many people we re trying to establish how many people were involved in the attack. this has been a year like no other. we have seen five serious attacks and six that were foiled by the police, and the police are getting on with doing their operation today. they are working closely with the security services. there is still intense police activity at the terraced house i

sarah campbell in west london. joining me now is the lawyer, david neita, he's from the group, bme lawyers 4 grenfell. thank you for coming in. you are not formally representing nip caught up in this part of west london, you are there to advise people and offer help and guidance and so on. what is your sense from people you have been talking in that part of west london about how they feel, hard to generalise, now the beginning of the forral process is under way? there isa forral process is under way? there is a sense of disappointment, in nigh my view thchl is what i'm feeling on the ground. this disappointment didn't start today, it started prior to even the fire. because residents were warning the officials about the state of the building and the relegation and the advice that was coming out of the lackal fire advice that was coming out of the lackalfire in advice that was coming out of the lackal fire in south advice that was coming out of the lackalfire in south london advice that was coming out of the lackal f

the shop in west london is where a 21—year—old man was arrested outside on saturday night. good morning, it is monday 18 september. also this morning: iam afraid i am afraid you are under a citizen's arrest. i'm not letting you go anywhere, 0k? the rise of the paedophile hunters. why the police are increasingly using the evidence collected by them

let's speak to helena lee, who's near the scene in south—west london. what is happening there this evening? what has been described as a very quiet family area, this is still the centre of a huge investigation here this evening. just to try to give you a closer shot, we are at the cordon very close to parsons green tube station and you can probably hopefully make out the tube that was involved in the incident in rush hour this morning. the investigation here is continuing. the cordon and the area around here was wider but in the last arab half or so, they allowed us last arab half or so, they allowed us to come a bit closer. —— in the last hour and a half or so. also the london fire brigade are here, with the police, carrying out their investigations. as we understand it, that improvised device is still on the tube train behind us. what forensic officers will want to do is examine that. they won't want to rush that at all because that will be vital for rush that at all because that will be vitalfor their rush that at all because that will be vital f

streets in sunbury—on—thames in the south—west of london. streets surrounding the house of a man arrested today. police say the evacuation was a precaution while they searched the property. there could be a bomb down there and they were telling me i could go into my house even though there could be a bomb. i'm really scared. the 18-year-old man was arrested in dover this morning. police say it was a significant arrest related to yesterday's juke bombing, which they say was an act of islamist extremism. we're making considerable progress. you will assume the announcement of an arrest earlier in relation to this, and we will continue to work as hard as we can to make sure that we reduce the threat in this country, and that we know exactly who it was who did this, whether there is anybody else involved. it seems that the improvised explosive device, a bomb ina improvised explosive device, a bomb in a bucket, failed to go off properly, but it produced a sheet of flame in the carriage. 30 people and up flame in the carriage. 30 people and up in c

let's speak to helena lee, who is near the scene in south—west london. what has been going on during the evening? it is now more than 12 hours since that terror attack took place here at parsons green tube station. we are standing at the cord on here. there are police officers still here this evening. the cord and is still in place. we are 18 metres or so and is still in place. we are 18 metres oi’ so away and is still in place. we are 18 metres or so away from parsons green tube station. we think the tube train might still be in position. what has been going on since the attack happened during the rush hour this morning, forensic officers have been on the platform, trying to look for any evidence that they can. crucially, they have been looking at that device. that is not a job that they want to rush. they want to make sure the device has been made secure, then they can look at that because that device called crucial clues which will lead them to the person who put that device there and potentially any other people who we re potentially any other peop

on friday twenty one year old man was detained in the west london suburb of hounslow on saturday night earlier an eighteen year old man was arrested at the port of dover. bangladesh has announced tough restrictions on the movement of her head to refugees crossing over from me and mar they have been barred from using public transport and looking for accommodations outside of us cramped refugee camps near the border and the prime minister is traveling to the united nations general assembly to ask for more enter national help. bangladeshis living near the border with me and maher are being injured by landmines which they made me and my army is accused of planting and most international says the explosives targeted were hendra trying to escape to bangladesh or sitar reports from southeast bangladesh. on the bangladesh side of the north river a rustic like shattered by events in a foreign land mama caution remembers how proud his younger brother was when he bought his first. so when the animal wandered off his brother went to find it. suddenly i heard this huge explosion and i saw people co

the 21—year—old man was detained at hounslow in west london late last night. detectives are continuing to question a teenager who was arrested in dover in kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. the investigation has widened still further. police are searching an residential address at stanwell near heathrow airport following the attacker parsons green station where 30 people were injured on friday. it comes 30 people were injured on friday. it co m es after 30 people were injured on friday. it comes after a second arrest of a 21—year—old man who was detained in hounslow, west london. he is now being questioned. the home secretary said given the progress in the investigation the national terror threat level had the load from critical to severe. the joint terrorism analysis centre which reviews the threat level the uk is under has decided to lower the level from critical to severe. severe still means an attack is highly likely, so i would urge everybody to continue to be vigilant, but not

west london last night. the home secretary, amber rudd, has accused borisjohnson of being a ‘backseat driver‘ following his newspaper piece setting out his views on brexit. meanwhile, borisjohnson has been criticised for a ‘clear

the 21 year old man was detained at hounslow in west london late last night. detectives are continuing to question a teenager who was arrested in dover in kent. 30 people were injured when the device detonated at parsons green station. jane frances kelly reports. the investigation has widened. police are searching an address in surrey close to heathrow airport. following the terror attack at parsons green tube station where 30 people were injured due to the detonation of an improvised explosive device on friday. it comes after a second arrest in which a 21—year—old man was detained on saturday night in hounslow in west london. he is being questioned. the home secretary said given the progress in the investigation the national terror threat level has been lowered from critical to severe. the joint terrorist analysis centre which reviews the threat level that the uk is under has decided to lower that level from critical to severe. severe still means that an attack is highly likely so i would urge everyone to continue to be vigilant but not alarmed. as the pr

he's 21 and was detained in west london last night. the home secretary, amber rudd, has accused borisjohnson of being a "backseat driver" following his newspaper piece setting out his views on brexit. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we've got is theresa may managing that process. she's driving the car. and as far as i'm concerned, and the rest of the cabinet are concerned, we help her do that. the un secretary general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. and gennady golovkin‘s world middleweight title fight with saul alvarez ends in a controversial draw. you are up to date. vicki will be here at two. thank you for your company. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up this week, scotland's most beautiful roads. it's some of the most amazing landscapes and seascapes you'll see. it's around the world in 500 miles. where to spend your christmas holidays and how about a cup

on friday the twenty one year old man was detained in the west london suburb suburb that is of. low on saturday night earlier an eighteen year old man was arrested at the port of dover. palestinian group hamas says it is going to dissolve its government and gaza and is willing to meet with its rivals the fatah movement which controls the occupied west bank hamas has also pledged to hold general elections. alstad pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif's seat as a for grabs as voters head to the polls in lahore for a parliamentary via lection wife colson was is the front runner for the seat the vote is seen as a test of support for a new washer ethan his melon party and in his political heartland he was vacated in july after sharif was disqualified and dismissed from office by the supreme court for corruption allegations meanwhile and northwest pakistan seven people have been killed in an explosion. happen in the tribal area of bashar. joins us from outside of the polling place and what we'll get to that in just a moment come all the first what do you know about this explosion. whe

on friday the twenty one year old man was detained in the west london suburb of hounslow on saturday night earlier in the day an eighteen year old man was arrested at the port and over again main ferry link to france attack on the line and two injured thirty people. joining us live now from outside scotland yard in london he has been gathering the latest on this what do you know and again. well the police are not really giving away much about this latest arrest they're telling us that it was a twenty one year old man who was arrested shortly before midnight local time here in the u.k. and it was in a place called hounslow as you were saying it southwest of central london and it's also fairly near to a place called sunbury on thames where a property was raided also on saturday an operation that went on for several hours and involved scores of residents around that property being evacuated extremely quickly many of them said they'd been frightened by armed officers telling them that they had a minute or two to get out of their houses and so it was very scary and very unexpected the ass

london here's unless the see it. yet another terrorism related incident in the u.k. a twenty seventeen pandemic of terror with this now the fifth and every attack demands more security measures and public vigilance around you are you. following the van attack on westminster bridge they put up concrete barriers to prevent a similar salt earlier this month london's metropolitan police came up with another measure to stop the vehicles targeting large crowds steel spikes road mats to be rolled out a big events but just days after the announcement london was hit by a different kind of attack the weapon this time was concealed in a simple plastic bag and bucket and left on the tube during rush hour cordoned off behind me is the area where the fifth terror related incident to shake the u.k. in recent months took place early friday morning in a train topped with commuters or a homemade device partially detonated commuters described the scene as a stampede with people running for their lives just what is lost in memory of the

he's 21 and was detained before midnight in west london last night. the home secretary, amber rudd, has accused borisjohnson of being a "backseat driver" following his newspaper piece setting out his views on brexit. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we've got is theresa may managing that process. she's driving the car. and as far as i'm concerned, and the rest of the cabinet are concerned, we help her do that. the un secretary general says myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has a "last chance" to end the military offensive that's forced 400,000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighbouring bangladesh. and gennady golovkin's world middleweight title fight with saul alvarez ends in a controversial draw. and we can go to the liberal democrat party conference at bournemouth, the deputy leaderjo swinson is going to be speaking. we can see the platform. just everybody having a little bit of a comfort break. jo swinson is a lib dem mp who lost her seat in 2015. having served as a junior minister in the cabinet, but she was re—elected earlie

police have been searching a chicken shop in hounslow in west london, where a 21—year—old man was detained on saturday night on suspicion of terror offences. he's a syrian refugee who appears to have been living in the uk for four years. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. this is a 24/7 investigation. late last night, detectives were still removing potential evidence from a fast food shop in hounslow, west london. it was raided on saturday. they'd arrested one man here, surrounding him with offices in overalls, a precaution to ensure any potential forensic evidence on his clothes is not contaminated. he is 21—year—old yahyah faroukh, believed to be from syria. the bbc has been told he worked in the shop, which is being searched by detectives. ya hyah fa roukh lives in this modern development, close to the southern boundary of heathrow airport. it's also been taped off, and is being subjected to a close search. he is linked to this house in sunbury—on—thames, about five miles away, still surrounded by metal barriers and tents put up to protect evidence. this picture

london here sounds to see a church and. yet another terrorism related. incident in the u.k. a twenty seventeen pandemic of terror with this now the fifth and every attack demands more security measures and public vigilance crowded guard. following the van attack on westminster bridge they put up a concrete barriers to prevent a similar salt earlier this month london's metropolitan police came up with another measure to stop the vehicles targeting large crowds steel spikes road mats to be rolled out a big events but just days after the announcement london was hit by different kind of attack the weapon this time was concealed in a simple plastic bag and bucket and left on the tube during rush hour cordoned off behind me is the area where the fifth terror related incident to shake the u.k. in recent months took place early friday morning in a train topped with commuters were a homemade device partially detonated commuters described the scene as a stampede with people running for their lives just what is lost in memory of the b

west london last night. it's understood borisjohnson will keep hisjob as foreign secretary, despite a newspaper article viewed by many as a challenge to the prime minister. the un secretary—general says aung san suu kyi must end the military action which has caused rohingya people to flee to bangladesh. and gennady golovkin‘s world middleweight title fight with saul alvarez ends in a controversial draw. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers. this morning's reviewers are caroline crampton of the new statesman and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. before the papers, sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre here's jessica creighton. some labelled it the fight of the decade, but gennardy golovkin‘s bout with canelo alvarez ended in a controversial draw. it means golovkin retains his three major middleweight titles, and remains unbeaten in 38 fights. one judge scored it 118—110 for alvarez, another 115—113 for golovkin and the third a draw. there were boos whe

it's a club in west london, lots of potential. five years is not the life of a football club. clubs have been around for a long time. southampton were down in the third division. that's true, but you have run them strategically. a basic problem is the stadium for queen's park rangers doesn't even hold 20,000 people. arsenal built one for 60,000 people. spurs are building one for 55,000, actually nearly 60... you cannot survive in english football without a decent stadium. no, you can't. i agree. so, what are you going to do? that's why we've been working busily away with with the mayor of london and the local authorities. but your original plan for a new stadium was knocked back. no, no. it's still there. 0ld 0ak common. nobody i speak to thinks it's ever gonna be built. that is what they said to daniel at tottenham, and he's on his way to building. building in london is tougher than building an airline. but with patience and the right emphasis we'll get there. might you sell the club, given everything we have talked about, given the very frank admission that you have lost mon

on sunday two suspects in custody a twenty one year old man was detained in west london area on a night and earlier and eighteen year old man was arrested at the port of the main ferry link to france. following the attack in parsons green last friday the police have made good progress with what is an ongoing operation the joint terrorist analysis center which reviews the threat level that the u.k. is under have decided to lower that have from critical to severe now severe still means that it is highly likely so i would urge everybody to continue to be vigilant but not alarmed now cuts us signed a deal with the u.k. to buy twenty four fighter jets and sell of the typhoon aircraft was a created a bilateral meeting in doha qatar has been ramping up its spending on military equipment since the start of the g.c.c. crisis in early june and in the past three months it has signed a deal with the u.s. to purchase f.f.t. jets and also another one with italy for seven navy vessels now a cutlass foreign minister says the international community is not doing enough to combat what he calls terrorism

an explosion on an underground train in south—west london this morning is being treated as a terrorist attack. the train at parsons green station was packed with rush hour commuters when the blast went off — it sent a fireball through the carriage. 22 passengers were injured, none of them seriously. the device appears to have been in a white container in a plastic bag with wires coming out of it. the mayor of london says a manhunt for the attacker is now under way. it detonated at 8.20am this morning at parsons green station — on the district line in south west london. my colleague sophie raworth was at the scene moments after the incident, and she's there for us now, sophie. i arrived here about ten or 15 minutes after the attack this morning. people were still coming out of the tube station. it was sealed off. there were police, helicopters flying in the sky, as there are now, ambulances, fire engines and lots of many distressed people wandering around. a woman i spoke to with a police officer said she was there when it happened. describing how she had been standing on the tube,

west london last night. the search of a property in sunbury—on—thames in surrey — of an eighteen—year—old man who was arrested yesterday morning — continues. the home secretary says she's not surprised borisjohnson has set

searches have been taking place at three addresses in west london and surrey. a french company that supplied the electronic system used in kenya's nullified election says its technology will not be ready in time for the rerun on 17 october. the kenyan supreme court cancelled last month's poll. the boss of ryanair has apologised for messing up, after the budget airline announced it is cancelling 40—50 flights every day for the next six weeks — more than 2,000 in total. michael 0'leary blamed mistakes in allocating leave for his pilots, and said ryanair could face a compensation bill of £18 million. here is richard westcott. ryanair has been distinctly "unsatisflying" for thousands of customers recently, last—minute cancellations leaving their plans up in the air. people complain they have been ignored. so what has the boss got to say? this is our mess—up. when we make a mess in ryanair, we come out with our hands up. we try to explain why we've made the mess, and we will pay compensation to those passengers who are entitled to compensation, which will b

reports of an explosion on a train in the london underground at the parsons green station in west london. you're looking at live coverage from sky news. witnesses describing panicked passengers running out of the station and some of them hurt in the panic. it appears to have been relatively small and describe it a as bucket inside of a shopping bag that exploded. police and terror investigations are on the scene though at this time there has been no official indication that this is a terrorist incident. >> developing overnight the maryland mother suspected in the disappearance of her two children in 2014 has been indicted for their murders. >> this is a major development that fox5 was first to break last night and the case that has dragged on for years will take a major step forward today . our annie yu has the latest. >> reporter: you're right, this is a big development for those closely following the story. the indictments came down late last night and the catherine hoggle is facing murder charges. she's due to be in court at 1:30 this morning in montgomery county circuit court. we wil

west london and residents here are hoping that it will help ring down their energy bills. these houses are some of the first beneficiaries of the new scheme that will see 100,000 social housing properties have solar panels installed in the next 18 months. sola has become one of the cheaper sources of energy and that is why the government thinks the panels like these are the solution to our rising energy bills. sola ‘cause city is the company installing the panels. they say that they found that their tenants save an average of £2110 a year on their energy bills. these residents are hoping they are right.|j energy bills. these residents are hoping they are right. i think it is a good idea. , especially if you save on bills in the long run, in the long—term we will save, i think. i think it is a very good idea. edinburgh council say that they had planned on covering more homes but cuts to tariffs and subsidies have meant that they simply cannot afford to do so. but the government insists that the falling price of solar means that in the industry does not require help. wh

exactly three months after at least 80 people died in west london, the inquiry‘s chairman explained what it would do. it can and will provide answers to the pressing questions of how a disaster of this kind could occur in 21st century london. but already there's some disquiet from survivors about how the inquiry is being handled. naturally myself and members of the community, survivors, are not confident in the inquiry, but we're being optimistic and we're trying to keep an open mind. we'll be looking at the key issues the inquiry will try to tackle. also tonight: a warning from the bank of england interest rates may go up in the coming months for the first time in a decade. we're with russian forces as they bombard so—called islamic state positions in syria. up to 1,000 people are still missing in sierra leone after a mudslide that killed hundreds last month. remembering the life and work of sir terry pratchett. a new exhibition that shows where he created his fantasy discworld. ed sheeran and stormzy among those battling it out to win this year's prestigious mercury prize, we'll be l

some social housing residents in west london are to be the first in england to have free solar panels fitted on their homes under a new government scheme. 1000 jobs are being created by the project. the aim is to reach 800,000 homes over the next five years. here's our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma. the sun is out in acton, in west london, and residents here are hoping that it's going to help bring down their energy bills. these houses are some of the first beneficiaries of a new scheme that will see 100,000 social housing properties have solar panels installed in the next 18 months. solar's become one of the cheapest sources of energy, and that's why the government thinks that panels like these are the solution to our rising energy bills. solarplicity is the company that's installing the panels. they say that they've found their tenants save an average of £240 a year on their energy bills. these residents are hoping they‘ re right. i think it's a good idea, and especially going to save on bills. in the long term, we're going to save a bit, i should think. so i think