Incident on London Bridge

Likely the former but not sure about the second - they didnt continue live news post 7pm in 2017 during the Westminster attack.

The current schedule says (World Only)
- 19:00 Debate
- 20:30 Reaction
– 21:00 World News Today

Wonder why News Channel has pulled WNT surely it could air on BBC Four at 21:00?

Sky don't appear to have taken helicopter pictures at all.

Hele tele was up over the bridge for all of 2 minutes, quickly flew back to base. Police maybe told them to go away.

Police/BBC: 5 people injured at Monument Station. This is clearly isn't over as I posted before. Seems like an extremely fluid situation.

I think that's from the initial incident. Monument station is right by the north entrance to London Bridge and the five injured figure has been reported by Sky for 30 mins or so.
The BBC website doesn't confirm its at the station only the staff say it is - other journalists have reported nearby shopkeepers telling them the police have told five injured.

From the station but the core of the incident including where it seems the police shot a suspect is on the north side of the bridge i.e the City of London.

My source is from the BBC:

Posted at 15:2215:22
Five people injured, station staff say
PA news agency is reporting that staff at Monument station claim five people have been injured in the incident.

The Tube station has been closed off as armed police investigate.

The Metropolitan Police will make a statement at 4pm

News Channel were probably always planning a separate 21:00 bulletin this evening due to the leaders debate to allow for a much greater focus than could be given on a worldwide bulletin. BBC Four will never air anything other than a bulletin at 19:00 as it is an entertainment rather than news channel.

A suspect shot by police today at London Bridge has died, two sources with knowledge of the investigation say.

Al Jazeera's London office is in The Shard at the south end of London Bridge, so along with The Wireless Group/News UK who are next door they are very close to the incident


Normally an advantage being so close. When that other incident on London Bridge happened a few years ago they weren't allowed in or out of the building. I think they ended up doing phone interviews with their own staff who had gone out for a break/for a pint and couldn't get back inside