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Issue information that they can stack up, that can be confirmed, because there will be a lot of people eager to find out what s happened, eagerto people eager to find out what s happened, eager to understand who the people are who have been involved. this is a tight knit community and at 6pm last night, that would have been a busy community as well so there s a fear that it s notjust confined to one family or one group of people. and i expect the police to be able to share further information about who the victims are on the timeline of events to answer those questions. thank you for your time, luke pollard, labour mp for plymouth sutton and devonport. let s get more on this now from local bbc reporter, ewan murrie who s at the scene. lots of people waking up to this awful tragedy and the details as have been make clear made clear, ....
Fter it recorded its fifth case of covid 19 in less than 48 hours. the nation has largely kept the coronavirus out of the country using strict border controls, but the more transmissable delta variant is making that harder. south australia will enter a week long lockdown from tuesday night. it sjoining neighbouring state, victoria, which has extended what was supposed to be a five day snap lockdown. also in lockdown, australia s most populous state, new south wales. it s battling the country s worst covid 19 outbreak of this year. more than 1a million australians are now under orders to stay at home. bbc s australia correspondent shaimaa khalil has more. being in lockdown as you say, sydney where i am on our fourth week of ....
Destroyed whole towns forcing more people to leave. the bbc s debalin roy visited the remote mousumi and sonagha islands to speak to some of those remaining behind. global warming is bringing drastic change to the sundarbans. and its peoples lives. translation: the embankments have . been destroyed by the increasing i flow of the river, so we are forced to live here in temporary tents. translation: almost every year, we i are being forced to live like this. i they are with millions of others in this region of east india that is now hit by unprecedented regular cyclones, where rising seas means sinking islands and stranded locals. translation: we don t have the resources. - ....
Attack on the night but a local bbc reporter filmed dozens of police vehicles parked nearby, few of which were reportedly deployed, one issue that police say will be looked at by this independent enquiry. i can fully appreciate that for the people living on waun wen road, this would have been a terrifying experience for them. in terms of the response, we will look at all those aspects, what calls were made to us and over what period of time we responded but that will become apparent in due course. amid accusations that police response was wholly inadequate, there have been 30 arrests since the riot. the local council, too, has welcomed the chance to ask whether it could have been predicted and prevented. the key thing is that independent enquiry which i was very keen should happen as quickly as possible is answering the questions the community were really asking us the day after the event, so they want to know what led up to it, what everybody did to respond to it ....
Warning on the bbc web site. thank you. a reminder of our top story. after confusion over whether people should isolate when pinged by the nhs covid tracing app, downing street says it is crucial that they do. that s all from the bbc news at one, so it s goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. good afternoon, i m austin halewood with your latest sports news. after a year long delay, the olympics are almost here. the action starts tomorrow and the opening ceremony s on friday, but the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise with 71 people involved in the games testing positive. the bbc s lucy hockings is in tokyo ....