23/07/2016 BBC Weekend News

In the last hour, police have been giving more details of the teenage

gunman who shot and killed nine people in Munich yesterday.

They say he had no direct links with so-called Islamic State.

Instead they found documents about frenzied attacks in the home

of the 18-year-old, who had German-Iranian citizenship,

Police said he was illegally armed with a 9mm pistol and 300 bullets.

The killer's body was found in a street.

Our correspondent, Andrew Plant is in Munich now.

Flowers on the streets of Munich this morning,

At tea-time yesterday, A warm Friday evening here,

and man in black is seen outside McDonald's.

Suddenly, without warning, he starts shooting.

As people nearby start to run for their lives, confused about how

many gunmen had launched the attack, unsure which way to flee.

He is a pupil, his flat, his room, in which he was living,

has been searched, on the basis of the investigation,

we have found no connection with so-called Islamic State.

Instead, we have found documentation of frenzied attacks,

This is something that people are very concerned with.

Police sealed off the City centre, using social media to warn people

Initial reports suggested more than one person could be armed,

police patrolled the centre of Munich Street by street.

But half a mile across town the gunman was filmed once more,

The shooting killed nine people and injured at least 20 more,

We are assuming at the moment that we're only talking

about one perpetrator, who committed suicide.

Nevertheless we are going to continue with this

Lucas, today on his way to lay flowers, after hearing news that

someone from his school is among the dead.

There is a girl from our school who was shot, I was shocked,

Everyone was writing on Facebook this morning,

It was posted that this girl just died, rest in peace.

The gunman still hasn't been named, 18 years old, and with jewel

The gunman still hasn't been named, 18 years old, and with dual

Iranian and German nationality, it is known that he lived

in Munich, but his motive for the attack remains unclear.

People heading to the Continent through the Port of Dover have faced

delays of up to eight hours because of increased

Police advised people to stock up on food and drink.

Queues this morning have been moving more quickly as checks

have been eased - yet there are still delays of several hours.

Live now to Alexandra MacKenzie for the very latest.

Alexandra, what's the situation where you are?

It does not look very good behind you. No, that is right, Gavin. It

had started to ease up earlier but now it is completely chock-a-block.

Traffic has been at a standstill for the last few minutes. It does seem

to be lorries mostly who are trying to get through at the moment. Many

people have been stuck in their cars overnight. We have heard of people

who have not had food or much water with them, who have not had access

to information except through social media. They have been asking, why

has this happened? We have heard it is because there has been increased

security checks at French customs in Dover. We have just had a statement

from the Port of Dover who are very unhappy about the way this has been

dealt with. They say there were seven security booth switch should

have been available, and there were only three booths available

overnight for tourists, and one available for buses. They say this

is extremely serious indeed and needs to be dealt with at a

government level. Thank you. The Turkish authorities say they've

now closed more than 2,000 organisations linked to the US-based

cleric, Fethulla Gulen - who's accused of masterminding last

weekend's failed coup. The institutions shut down include

health facilities, hostels Fethulla Gulen himself denies any

involvement in the attempted coup. Turkey has also announced that

police will be able to hold some suspects

without charge for up to 30 days. The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says

there is no place for abuse or intimidation within the party. More

than 40 female MPs have written saying he has not done enough to

reduce abusive behaviour. At the start of this week

there were two leadership challenges to Jeremy Corbyn,

one male, one female. Angela Eagle was stepped aside

when she had less support among

MPs than Owen Smith. Never let us forget that it was

the Labour government who did the National childcare strategy,

the minimum wage... So today he was introduced

by a woman, Harriet Harman, And Owen Smith restated his

and surrounded by women. He wants half of all Labour MPs

to be female, and has It should be taken as

read that the Shadow Cabinet and cabinet

in the Labour Party will be

at least gender balanced. We should recognise

the hierarchy of politics that exists in this

country and we should and I would commit to this

if I were leader, we should make sure that the four

great offices of state More than 40 female

Labour politicians are critical of Jeremy Corbyn

more than Owen Smith. They sent a letter

to their party leader. They called for an unequivocal

statement from him Jeremy Corbyn will speak

to supporters at a rally in Salford today,

as well as his message on tackling inequality,

he says he will address head-on the issue that could

overshadow his campaign. I'm not going to allow

any intimidation of anybody

in the Labour Party. It is a party of humanity,

a party of decency, and a And that is the debate

we are having at the This will be a hard-fought

contest, where even the The tone of the campaign has become

an issue. Hillary Clinton has chosen as her

running mate, Tim Kaine. Hillary Clinton has opted for the

safe choice. Tim Kaine will be a steady hand, a Spanish-speaking

moderate Democrat, the 58-year-old senator with experience as a mayor

and governor was on Barack Obama's short list in 2008 and had been

thoroughly vetted. Since then, he has gained more experience, serving

on the Democratic National committee and as a senator sitting on various

committees. Mrs Clinton will be hoping to appeal to a broad-based,

including independent and maybe even moderate Republicans who are turned

off by Donald Trump. He is eight you are fired guy, outsourcing jobs,

against equal pay for women, if you want a you are fired President, you

have got a choice. But we want a different choice. We want a you are

hired president. Mostly, she will have picked a vice

president she feels she can work with, trust and rely on. She passed

over more left-leaning candidates who could excite loyal Democrats

like firebrand Senator Elizabeth Warren, or Thomas Peres, a rising

Hispanic star and Cabinet member. There is a danger now the Democratic

ticket could look boring. Mr Kaine's anti-abortion and pro-trade

positions will also alienate some Democrats.

You can see more on all of today's stories on the BBC News Channel.

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