• 'Enough is enough' PM May says after London attackers kill seven

    'Enough is enough' PM May says after London attackers kill seven
    By Guy Faulconbridge and Estelle ShirbonLONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain must be tougher instamping out Islamist extremism after attackers killed at least seven people by ramming a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbing revellers in nearby bars.After the third militant attack in Britain in less than three months, May said Thursday's national election would go ahead."It is time to say enough is enough," the Conservative leader said outside her Downing Street
  • Islamic State claims responsibility for London attack

    CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State claimed responsibility for Saturday night's attack in London which killed seven people and wounded dozens, the militant group's agency Amaq said on Sunday. "A detachment of Islamic State fighters executed yesterday's London attack," a statement posted on Amaq's media page said. (This story refiles to add dropped word.) (Reporting by Mostafa Hashem, Writing by Amina Ismail, Editing by Angus MacSwan)
  • British police will name London Bridge attackers when 'operationally possible'

    British police said on Sunday they would release the names of the three men who killed seven people in London "as soon as operationally possible", adding that searches were continuing in four properties.Twelve people were arrested in east London on Sunday in connection with the attack.Police said that one man had been released without charge, but four men and seven women were still being detained under terrorism legislation.
  • Ariana Grande takes to stage at gig for Manchester terror victims

    Ariana Grande takes to stage at gig for Manchester terror victims
    Ariana Grande made an emotional return to the stage at a tribute concert to the victims of the Manchester terror attack.The American singer appeared in front of an estimated 50,000 fans at the One Love Manchester show less than two weeks since her gig was targeted by a suicide bomber.Grande had arranged Sunday's concert at Manchester's Old Trafford cricket ground in tribute to the 22 people killed and 116 injured at the Manchester Arena on 22 May.
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  • Fresh safety concerns hang over global airlines conference

    By Tim Hepher and Victoria BryanCANCUN, Mexico (Reuters) - A deadly attack in London and debate over travel restrictions in the United States put safety concerns high on the agenda as global airline executives gathered on Sunday for the industry's largest meeting of the year.Alexandre de Juniac, director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), said the weekend's violence in London could discourage potential visitors as similar attacks did in Europe last year."So it's possi
  • Stunning photo shows a man casually mowing his lawn as tornado looms - Washington Post

    Stunning photo shows a man casually mowing his lawn as tornado looms - Washington Post
    Washington Post
    Stunning photo shows a man casually mowing his lawn as tornado looms
    Washington Post
    Had it been a painting, the artist could've been criticized for failing to imagine a more nuanced metaphor to capture the perils of suburban existence. “Go back to your canvas,” the instructor might say. “This garbage is too literal!” Indeed, the image ...
    'I was keeping an eye on it' says father who mowed lawn during tornadoTelegraph.co.uk
    Canadian man photographed casua
  • One Love Manchester: Tearful girls sing with Grande

    One Love Manchester: Tearful girls sing with Grande
    Ariana Grande has returned to Manchester for a charity gig raising funds for the families affected by last month's terror attack - with local choir girls joining her on stage to perform.
  • Theresa May responds to London Bridge attack with anti-terror laws promise

    Theresa May responds to London Bridge attack with anti-terror laws promise
    Theresa May speaks outside 10 Downing Street on Sunday morning.Theresa May declared “enough is enough” as she announced plans to introduce new anti-terror laws in the wake of the London Bridge attack.Speaking outside 10 Downing Street, the prime minister warned there had been “far too much tolerance of extremism” in the UK, as she promised a review of counter-terrorism strategy and said new international agreements must be introduced to regulate the internet.
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  • London Bridge attack pushes Theresa May into promising new laws

    London Bridge attack pushes Theresa May into promising new laws
    Prime minister accused of politicising atrocity as she says there has been ‘far too much tolerance of extremism’ London Bridge attacks – latest updatesTheresa May declared “enough is enough” as she announced plans to introduce new anti-terror laws in the wake of the London Bridge attack.Speaking outside 10 Downing Street, the prime minister warned there had been “far too much tolerance of extremism” in the UK, as she promised a review of counter-terroris
  • 'We're preparing for the worst': 'alt-right' rally draws opponents to Portland

    'We're preparing for the worst': 'alt-right' rally draws opponents to Portland
    Far-right activists face off with anti-fascist group in Oregon city, a little more than a week after two men were killed in a racially charged stabbing attackTension was high in Portland on Sunday as “alt-right” and opposing “antifa” activists gathered around a planned rightwing rally, a little over a week after two men were killed and one wounded in a stabbing attack on city transportation. Related: Oath Keepers militia will attend Portland 'free speech' rally, says lead
  • Police race to establish if London Bridge attackers were part of network

    Police race to establish if London Bridge attackers were part of network
    Top anti-terrorism officer says Met is urgently investigating whether there was ‘assistance or support’ for attack that left seven dead and 21 in critical conditionLondon Bridge attacks – live updates
    What we know so far about the London Bridge attacksInvestigators are racing to find out how Britain’s counter-terrorism defences were breached for the third time in 10 weeks, as police mounted multiple raids and arrested a dozen people following the London Bridge attack.Brit
  • World Bank says trade, manufacturing to boost 2017 global growth

    By David LawderWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Sunday maintained its forecast that global growth will improve to 2.7 percent this year, citing a pickup in manufacturing and trade, improved market confidence and a recovery in commodity prices.The update of the multilateral development lender's Global Economic Prospects report marked the first time in several years that its June forecasts were not reduced from those published in January due to rising growth risks.The World Bank's 2017 glo
  • London Bridge attack: one Canadian and one French citizen among dead - latest updates

    London Bridge attack: one Canadian and one French citizen among dead - latest updates
    Seven killed and 48 injured people taken to hospitals
    21 victims remain in critical conditionMember of public suffered gunshot woundEight officers fired 50 rounds at attackersLondon attacks: what we know so far
    Attackers drove van into pedestrians before stabbing people
    Full report: Police shoot dead three suspects after London attackPrime minister says too much ‘tolerance of extremism’ in UKTrump responds with attack on London mayorHave you been affected by the attacks?9.17pm BSTSho
  • James McClean caps Republic of Ireland victory against Uruguay

    James McClean caps Republic of Ireland victory against Uruguay
    The Republic of Ireland secured a morale-boosting 3-1 win over Uruguay in a friendly match, with Cyrus Christie, Jonathan Walters and James McClean all finding the target in Dublin.Ireland had taken a 28th-minute lead through Walters’s sumptuous effort, and although José Giménez levelled before the break Christie’s strike and a well-executed third from the substitute McClean rounded off a good evening for the manager, Martin O’Neill. Continue reading...
  • 'Enough is enough' May says after London attackers kill seven

    'Enough is enough' May says after London attackers kill seven
    By Andy Bruce and Alistair SmoutLONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain had to be tougher instamping out Islamist extremism after attackers killed at least seven people by ramming a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbing revellers in nearby bars.After the third militant attack in Britain in less than three months, May said Thursday's national election would go ahead."It is time to say enough is enough," the Conservative leader said outside her Downing Street office
  • Robbie Williams leads Manchester crowd in song

    Robbie Williams leads Manchester crowd in song
    Robbie Williams has played to thousands of fans at a tribute concert for victims of the Manchester terror attack - changing the lyrics to one of his best-known songs.
  • Tight security and tears as Manchester benefit concert kicks off

    Tight security and tears as Manchester benefit concert kicks off
    By Mark HanrahanMANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - A star-studded benefit concert for victims of the Manchester bombing kicked off to tearful fans, heavy police guard and clattering helicopters on Sunday, just a day after another militant attack in London.Emotions ran high as fans - many with colourful face make-up, costume bunny ears and the popular Manchester Bee t-shirts - poured into the city's Old Trafford cricket ground for the show headlined by pop star Ariana Grande, whose May 22 concert en
  • Thousands attend star-studded gig for Manchester terror victims

    Thousands attend star-studded gig for Manchester terror victims
    Tight security measures are in place as thousands of fans attend a concert in tribute to victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack.The One Love Manchester event was organised by Ariana Grande at Old Trafford cricket ground after her gig was targeted by a suicide bomber last month - killing 22 people and injuring dozens of others.All of those who had attended Grande's concert have been offered free tickets to the show.
  • Theresa May’s talk about British values puts all Muslims under suspicion | Myriam François

    Theresa May’s talk about British values puts all Muslims under suspicion | Myriam François
    Social cohesion is laudable, but to link it to the terror threat is dangerously confused thinking and stigmatises an entire communityTheresa May’s Downing Street statement on Sunday morning, condemning the “evil ideology of Islamist extremism” and laying out her four-point plan for action follows a pattern that seems increasingly familiar. Related: This is a war on joy. Don’t let the terrorists rob us of who we are | Hugh MuirContinue reading...
  • The Guardian view on Trump and climate change: galvanising the globe | Editorial

    The Guardian view on Trump and climate change: galvanising the globe | Editorial
    Whatever he thought he’d achieve by pulling out of the Paris agreement, he has ensured that America will be left behind in the race to combat global warmingThe Paris climate change agreement will survive Donald Trump’s decision to pull out. It was not a surprise, but it is a shock to the deal so painstakingly woven together after years of effort only 18 months ago. It is another indication of US readiness to abandon global leadership, and it is a gift to China, ambitious to be seen a
  • Police arrest 12 in hunt for associates of London Bridge attackers

    Police arrest 12 in hunt for associates of London Bridge attackers
    People lie on the ground after being detained by police at Elizabeth Fry flats in Barking, east London.Another raid was made in East Ham.Armed police launched a series raids in east London on Sunday as officers hunted associates of the three men who carried out the London Bridge attack.
  • Timeline: How terror unfolded in Central London

    Timeline: How terror unfolded in Central London
    The terror attack on London Bridge and Borough Market killed seven people, and injured 48 others. Here is a timeline of Saturday night's events.
  • Martin Rowson on Theresa May's comments on extremism – cartoon

    Martin Rowson on Theresa May's comments on extremism – cartoon
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  • Twenty-one in critical condition after London attack - PA citing health authority

    LONDON (Reuters) - Twenty-one of those injured in Saturday's London Bridge attack are in a critical condition, the Press Association news agency reported on Sunday citing NHS England, the health authority. Earlier, the London Ambulance Service said 48 people had been taken to hospital after suffering injuries in the attack, which left seven people dead. (Reporting by Estelle Shirbon; Editing by Alistair Smout)
  • After London attack, Facebook says aims to be 'hostile environment' for terrorists

    After London attack, Facebook says aims to be 'hostile environment' for terrorists
    Facebook said it wanted to make its social media platform a "hostile environment" for terrorists in a statement issued after attackers killed seven people in London and prompted Prime Minister Theresa May to demand action from internet firms.Three attackers rammed a hired van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbed others nearby on Saturday night in Britain's third major militant attack in recent months.May responded to the attack by calling for an overhaul of the strategy used to combat e
  • Grande return – Ariana takes Manchester stage at benefit concert

    Grande return – Ariana takes Manchester stage at benefit concert
    American singer returns to sing in city less than two weeks after horrific suicide bomb attack Ariana Grande had just left the stage at Manchester Arena on 22 May when a suicide bomber detonated a nailbomb in the foyer, killing 22 people and injuring 116 others. She left Britain “broken, from the bottom of my heart” and could have been forgiven for hiding herself away. Continue reading...
  • London Bridge victims 'stabbed in the throat' by attackers

    Oliver Dowling, from New Zealand, was left in a coma after he was stabbed in the face, neck and stomach on Saturday night.The 32-year-old is said to have undergone four hours of surgery for his injuries - and his girlfriend Marie Bondeville was also hurt.Two Australians are also feared to have been injured - including Candice Hedge, who needed an emergency operation after being stabbed in the throat as she ate dinner with her boyfriend.
  • French Open: Djokovic and Nadal through as Muguruza crashes out – day eight as it happened

    French Open: Djokovic and Nadal through as Muguruza crashes out – day eight as it happened
    Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal both won to reach the last eight but defending champion Garbiñe Muguruz lost to Kristina Mladenovic 7.58pm BSTSo, we have had some marvellous moments on day eight at Roland Garros, with Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal both into quarter-finals. Garbiñe Muguruza, though, crashed out. Jacob Steinberg will resume things here on an exciting day nine tomorrow. Bye! 7.54pm BSTRamos-Vinolas hits long a couple of times, allowing Djokovic two match points. And
  • Labour is best placed to give us real security | Letters

    Labour is best placed to give us real security | Letters
    Power is an attribute, a right and a political activity, says Dr Lily Hamourtziadou.Power is both an attribute, a right, and a political activity.The international system is divided into states: the guardians of civil society, the protectors of public funds, the means through which our freedom is protected and enlarged.
  • India v Pakistan: ICC Champions Trophy 2017 – as it happened

    India v Pakistan: ICC Champions Trophy 2017 – as it happened
    India thrash Pakistan by 124 runs (DLS)Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed: “We lost the plot.”Rohit Sharma’s 91 and 81* from skipper Virat Kohli sees India post 319 (49 overs)Pakistan fumble despite reduced target of 289 from 41overs Yorkshire cruise to win over Lancashire to close in on leaders Essex 8.23pm BSTRead Andy Bull’s piece from Edgbaston: Related: India and Pakistan fans put aside their rivalry and pay their respects | Andy Bull7.30pm BSTHere’s the report fro
  • London attack: One Canadian and one French citizen among those killed

    London attack: One Canadian and one French citizen among those killed
    Seven killed, with British police officers, French, Australian and New Zealand nationals among the 48 people injuredLondon attacks – live updates
    What we know so farA Canadian and a French citizen were among the seven people killed in the terrorist attack on London Bridge and Borough Market, it has been confirmed by their governments.Canada’s prime minister, Justin Trudeau, confirmed that a Canadian citizen was among those killed. “I am heartbroken that a Canadian is among thos
  • Commuters face travel disruption around London Bridge

    Commuters face travel disruption around London Bridge
    London Bridge station remains closed following the attack on Saturday.Commuters going into London will be facing disruption to their journeys Monday morning as train stations and roads near London Bridge remain closed following Saturday’s attack while police carry out forensic investigations.Mark Rowley, assistant commissioner of the Met police, said the cordon around London Bridge station would “have an impact on travel arrangements” Monday morning, and he advised passengers t
  • India triumph after Virat Kohli hits unbeaten 81 to help crush Pakistan

    India triumph after Virat Kohli hits unbeaten 81 to help crush Pakistan
    • India 319-3; Pakistan 164-9
    • India won their Champions Trophy Group B match by 124 runs (D/L method)A brutal exhibition of ball-striking from Virat Kohli and Yuvraj Singh followed by a ruthless display with the ball enabled India to begin their Champions Trophy defence with a crushing victory against their arch‑rivals Pakistan at Edgbaston.But while the result – a 124-run win by Duckworth-Lewis – may have met pre‑match expectations in terms of the gulf betwee
  • Isis surrenders Iraqi hideout of leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

    Isis surrenders Iraqi hideout of leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
    Fall of key town Baaj to Shia forces leaves pocket of west Mosul and Bukamal as only urban centres in Iraq with big Isis presenceIslamic State has surrendered the key town of Baaj in north-west Iraq, a known hideout of the terrorist group’s leader which had been under Islamist militants’ control throughout 14 years of war and insurgency.The few remaining Isis fighters fled the town on Saturday night, allowing Shia militia forces to enter unopposed.Continue reading...
  • Castleford leave it late to edge out St Helens and stretch lead at top

    Castleford leave it late to edge out St Helens and stretch lead at top
    • Castleford 16-12 St Helens
    • Late try from Tom Holmes inflicts first defeat on Saints’ new coachCastleford took another step towards finally securing the title after almost a century of trying with a narrow home victory against St Helens. The win was notable also for the fact that they were without a number of key front-line players.Daryl Powell, the Tigers’ head coach, made no secret of how, with this third game of a gruelling 10-day period, he would rest several big nam
  • County cricket: Yorkshire beat Lancashire, plus Middlesex v Somerset – as it happened

    County cricket: Yorkshire beat Lancashire, plus Middlesex v Somerset – as it happened
    All the actions from around the grounds as Yorkshire trounced Middlesex and Warwickshire’s Jonathan Trott defied Hampshire 7.18pm BSTWell, another fine day of action from the competition that keeps on giving. I’ve seen my first result of the season in my sixth game, as Yorkshire thrashed Lancashire. I’m typing to you from the 19.02 Leeds-Kings Cross, and I reckon I’ll be back to my drawing way at Lord’s tomorrow, where it’s been really quite dull. Again.Elsewh
  • England turn to bounce of Steven Finn after white ball fails to swing | Vic Marks

    England turn to bounce of Steven Finn after white ball fails to swing | Vic Marks
    Opening matches of Champions Trophy marked by lack of lateral movement from the ball and injury to Chris Woakes gives England opportunity to try different approachSteven Finn’s summons to the Champions Trophy squad was confirmed on Sunday and he was understandably delighted that he has been chosen to replace Chris Woakes. But being a conscientious student of the game he must be aware that he has not been invited to a picnic for bowlers.So far it has been a batsman’s tournament betwee
  • Corbyn: 'difficult' talks needed with Saudis after London attack

    Britain needs to have "difficult conversations" with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states about the funding of Islamist extremism, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Sunday, resuming his election campaign after a deadly attack in London.The Labour party leader, who is hoping to win Thursday'snational election, said the vote should go ahead to show democracy would not be halted by the London Bridge attack that left seven dead and 48 injured.
  • Theresa May is right on extremism. We cannot be held back by a fear of causing offence | Matthew d’Ancona

    Theresa May is right on extremism. We cannot be held back by a fear of causing offence | Matthew d’Ancona
    After the London Bridge attack the prime minister’s pledge to tackle radicalisation was essential. Terror will not be contained by half-measuresFrom the tactical froth of a dispiriting election campaign, a monstrous beast raises its head once more. Long after the twists and turns of this particular political contest are forgotten, we shall still be dealing with the poisonous ideology that spawned the horrors of Manchester and, now, of London Bridge and Borough Market. Whichever party wins
  • May says 'enough is enough' after London attackers kill seven

    May says 'enough is enough' after London attackers kill seven
    By Estelle Shirbon and William JamesLONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May called on Sunday for a stronger response to Islamist extremism after three attackers rammed a hired van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbed others nearby, killing seven people and injuring 48.The attack occurred five days before a parliamentary election and was the third to hit Britain in less than three months."It is time to say enough is enough," the Conservative leader said outside her Downing
  • Kristina Mladenovic raises French hopes after beating champion Garbiñe Muguruza

    Kristina Mladenovic raises French hopes after beating champion Garbiñe Muguruza
    • No13 seed knocks out 2016 winner 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 despite serving 16 double faults
    • Tearful Muguruza hits out at raucous home support for MladenovicA tearful Garbiñe Muguruza hit out at the crowd after her title defence was ended by France’s Kristina Mladenovic. The Spaniard, who defeated Serena Williams in the final 12 months ago, walked off wagging her finger at the fans on Court Suzanne Lenglen.There has not been a French winner since Mary Pierce in 2000 and Mladenovic
  • Tension between Theresa May and Facebook over extremism online

    Tension between Theresa May and Facebook over extremism online
    "We cannot allow this ideology the safe space it needs to breed," Theresa May said on the steps of Downing Street.Over the last few years, they've become much quicker at removing flagged videos and accounts.
  • Donald Trump draws criticism for tweets in the aftermath of the London Bridge terror attack

    Donald Trump draws criticism for tweets in the aftermath of the London Bridge terror attack
    The president’s response to Saturday’s attack was branded “disgusting” by some.
  • Michael Carrick thanks fans in emotional Old Trafford testimonial

    Michael Carrick thanks fans in emotional Old Trafford testimonial
    • Midfielder offered his condolences to victims of recent terror attacks
    • Wayne Rooney may have made final appearance for Manchester UnitedMichael Carrick paid tribute to the Old Trafford crowd for supporting his testimonial but his Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney may have bade farewell. Related: Antoine Griezmann: summer exit from Atlético Madrid would be a dirty moveContinue reading...
  • Russia actively stoking discord in Macedonia since 2008, intel files say

    Russia actively stoking discord in Macedonia since 2008, intel files say
    Leaked documents suggest Kremlin’s goal is to stop Balkan countries joining Nato and to pry them away from western influenceRussian spies and diplomats have been involved in a nearly decade-long effort to spread propaganda and provoke discord in Macedonia, according to a leak of classified documents from the country’s intelligence agency.The documents suggest that Moscow has been seeking to step up its influence all across the countries of the former Yugoslavia. The Kremlin’s g
  • Facebook's internal guidelines revealed

    Facebook's internal guidelines revealed
    The social media company's rulebook says they won't necessarily remove violent or abusive images. But should they?
  • Senators preview plans for James Comey hearing as suspense builds

    Senators preview plans for James Comey hearing as suspense builds
    Democrat Mark Warner says intelligence committee will discuss contacts apparently not yet ‘fully revealed’ between Trump aides and RussiaTwo members of the Senate committee that will interrogate James Comey this week have previewed their questions for the former FBI director, saying they intend to ask him in detail about his interactions with Donald Trump and about the activities of Trump associates including Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law. Related: James Comey Senat
  • One for the road? Pint-clutching man becomes symbol of London's defiance

    A man pictured calmly taking his pint of beer with him as other people fled past him during Saturday's deadly attack in London has been cast as an unlikely hero who encapsulates British humour and defiance.Dressed in a red t-shirt and sauntering casually with a friend, the drinker stood out in Sky News footage of men and women running down Borough High Street, away from the London Bridge scene of the attack that left seven people dead and 48 injured.The image spread like wildfire across Twitter
  • Yorkshire cruise to win over Lancashire to close in on leaders Essex

    Yorkshire cruise to win over Lancashire to close in on leaders Essex
    • Lancashire 123 & 209, Yorkshire 273 & 61-0
    • Yorkshire won by 10 wicketsYorkshire’s Roses victory came with the minimum of fuss. On day three they clinically swept away Lancashire’s last six wickets for 68, then knocked off the required 60 for a 10-wicket win. “From start to finish we dominated” was the succinct and entirely accurate assessment of Andrew Gale, their coach. Whisper it, but this performance, which takes Yorkshire within two points of the
  • BBC delivery could restore England’s cricket mania. But will it stump up? | Ed Aarons

    BBC delivery could restore England’s cricket mania. But will it stump up? | Ed Aarons
    The nation’s fortunes on the field are improving, yet the younger are taking little interest. This month’s broadcasting rights deal may be pivotalAfter six years away cricket made a welcome return to the BBC’s television schedules last week with highlights of the opening match of the Champions Trophy between England and Bangladesh. Shown on BBC2 at 11.20pm on Thursday night due to contractual restrictions that dictate the programme can only start once Sky’s coverage is of

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