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here s to you norfolk. a white wine from the broads, beats global competition, to be crowned one of the world s best. and the legend of king arthur gets the guy richie big screen treatment. our own knight at the round table mark kermode will be giving it his verdict in the film review at 5:45pm. it s five o clock. our main story: julian assange the founder of wikileaks and urged on the belt that prosecutors in sweden have dropped their investigation into rape allegations against him. he said in a tweet i do not forgive or forget. he has always denied the charges. the development emerged this morning as the swedish prosecutor announced they would discontinue the investigation into an alleged sex offence committed in 2010. julian assange has been holed up in the ecuadorean embassy since august 2012. the met police say they would still be obliged arrest him on a lesser charge if he tried to leave. he has now gone back inside the embassy and has not said what he wil ....
but theresa may stands by him. well, the conservative party continues to believe that these allegations are unfounded he s innocent until proven gulity and remains our candidate. former ukip leader nigel farage, who lost to craig mackinlay in south thanet in 2015, says he s baffled by the prime minister s stance. once again, it is bad judgment from theresa may. why on earth would you allow someone to go ahead as a general election candidate when this cloud was clearly hanging over him? the reaction to donald trump s withdrawal from the paris climate change accord sparks a political row here opponents attack the prime ministerfor notjoining other european leaders to condemn the move. given the chance to present a united front for our international partners, she has instead opted for silent, and once again, subservience to donald trump. it s a dereliction of both her duty to this country, and our duty to our planet. and scotland s first minister, nicola sturgeon, clar ....
this fans seemed to disappear off towards the shard, one of the very new and iconic buildings in the city. it would be very busy at this time of night and a saturday? on a saturday? yes, at ten o clock i passed the area on my way into work this evening. it is a part of london where people heading from kent on overla nd where people heading from kent on overland trains. hundreds of people get off that train and london bridge is your first destination you a ride that if you are coming that way. awry that if you are coming that way. so many pubs and you have borough market. london bridge offers a lit up view of tower bridge in the distance. it is a tourist are it isa it is a tourist attraction. many people s mice being ruined by this incident. london ambulance service, their resilience team are tweeting, saying that they are responding to this incident and more information will follow when we have it. they say that multiple resources are attending the incident at lon ....
and hitting pedestrians causing multiple casualties on london bridge, around half a dozen. shortly afterwards, reports of a series of stabbings at borough markets, close to london bridge. that is where we are, at one of the many police cordons thrown up around london bridge and in the borough markets area around central london. i am joined by tom symons, who has been following events as they unfold. what do we know so far? as you know well, when we speak to witnesses in these situations, they tell us what they saw. we are getting reports that a fitting together into a narrative of what happened here. we are looking at the van crashing potentially into pedestrians on the southern end of london bridge. i was told it was just outside a pub near the london bridge station where people would have been going after a night out. several people jumped out of the van and ran into borough markets, a food market with bars and restau ra nts markets, a food market with bars and restau ....
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 introdu ....