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MICHAEL Gove has been met with sheer disbelief from thousands online after he tweeted a claim about Scottish independence. Gove, who famously declared that “the people of this country have had enough of experts”, has apparently changed his mind. A London School of Economics report, which Michael Russell said is “based on unsubstantiated data and absurd assumptions”, recently claimed that independence would cost Scotland more than Brexit. Gove, as slippery as ever, has decided that these experts are very much worth listening to. Sharing an article from the Financial Times on T...

These days unless you have a pass, you have to go through a metal detector and a search point, and they've given a lot of thought to protecting it. there is the visible protection that you can see. this is actually one of the few places in britain where you would always see armed police. >> yep. >> they have also put in over the years i've watched them digging trenches and burying posts for walls to create barriers to stop people driving vehicles in. so this is not an easy building to get into at all. this is the first time i think that we've had a terrorist attack here since the days of irish...

Hutton witnessed it from his office window. robert, we're trying to piece this all together. sounds like an incident on the bridge, a driver hitting people, then possibly maybe a driver or an accomplice running to parliament to try and do something there, accosted and shot by police. >> let me tell you what i can see from my window, which is next to big ben. i can see a car crashed into the railings that run alongside the courtyard outside parliament. my colleague saw someone come running through the gates outside parliament, which are guarded, and he saw that person challenged, and then he sa...

As if nothing was going on, people are still walking around, still tourists looking around at buildings and things like that, but right up close to the house of parliament, it does seem as though there's obviously quite a big incident and as you mentioned, theresa may, the prime minister, her location, she's secure, but her location is unaccounted for and i'm about one block away from her offices at ten downing street. so it seems as though of course she would be top priority and the police have already obviously taken care of, ensconceder in security and tried to prevent anything from happeni...

Car accident or somebody deliberately hitting other people and then someone came from that direction on foot and entered the parliament grounds in front of big ben. you are seeing emergency workers moving people to some of these ambulances, so there are injured people. keir, what are you making of all of this? >> reporter: i think from what we've heard from witnesses and what we can see on the screen there, it does appear that there are at least two incidents, because the witnesses who were describing being able to look down on the houses of parliament are saying that they saw a vehicle crash ...