24/01/2017 London News

A 15-year-old boy stabbed to death outside the gates of his school has

He was attacked as he waited at a bus stop, then fled

towards Capital City Academy in Kensal Green before collapsing

Nick, what more can you tell us about this attack?

This happened at about 3.30 yesterday afternoon, a time when

hundreds of pupils at the school behind me were streaming out about

200 metres down the road, we know that a 15-year-old pupil, Quamari

Barnes, was about key test for a distant and was reportedly heard to

say, he's going to stab me. We know he was then attacked and despite the

efforts of paramedics who got here quickly, he could not be saved.

Today, pupils have been leaving tributes to him. You can see there

are some 50 bouquets of flowers that have been left. There are

photographs and messages. One note said

simply, you stood up for me when no one else did. We also spoke to

another close friend of his earlier today, and he gave us a sense of his

shock and disbelief at what had happened.

He was the most loved person in the whole of our school, like.

It's just emotional, because every day...

Just today, we were all around the tables, having fun.

Today I gave him a hug and said, get home safely.

And today out of all days, I come out of school and see

All these teenagers out here are running around with knives

That's why we need to change our perception of everyone thinking

teenagers are bad and all this and all that.

What have police said about the attack? There have been police

officers here at the score all morning and some are still

patrolling the premises as we speak. Murder squad detectives are

obviously leading this investigation, and they are

appealing directly to pupils of this school and also to their parents,

asking them for any information, because they believe that can be

vital in solving this case. We know they have been carrying out

door-to-door inquiries and trying to piece together as much information

as possible. In terms of the school year, the headteacher has been paid

tribute to his 15-year-old pupil who died. We know that the majority of

the pupils here have left for the day now. Some have been picked up,

others have made their way home. And counselling is available to them.

The boy who died yesterday is in fact the second teenager to be

stabbed to death in London this year. The first was attacked and

killed last Friday. There have been no arrests in this case, but the

police are, as I say, appealing for witnesses.

London's four largest sexual health clinics saw a 40% reduction

in new HIV diagnoses last year - the largest seen in London

since the beginning of the HIV and Aids epidemic.

Experts say the decline could be due to the drug called PrEP, as BBC

Every day, Jason takes these pills. But they haven't been prescribed by

the doctor. These are called PrEP and were bought on the internet. He

says they are saving his life. It was quite tricky to find, and I

wasn't sure about how genuine the product was that I was purchasing.

But I had to go to extremes to protect myself. Last year, four of

London's leading sexual health to lick saw the greatest reduction in

new HIV diagnoses they have seen since the beginning of the epidemic

in the 1980s. Experts are advising that it may be due to this drug. So

how does the drug worked? Well, trials have shown that the drug

prevents HIV from being passed from one person to another, and that is

why some experts say that this drug is a game changer against the

disease. PrEP is a very effective prevention strategy. I wouldn't say

it is a wonder drug, because nothing in isolation is the answer when it

comes to preventing HIV transmission. PrEP has given us an

effective additional tool to combine with the other tools we had which

were not working. It is currently not available on the NHS. Until that

happens, thousands of the capital's gay men are turning to the web to

buy the drug. About 35,000 Londoners have visited our site in the last 12

months. We have effectively created a community health care system that

sits outside our national health care system. At the end of last

year, the NHS lost a high-profile court case, meaning the drug will be

made available on the NHS in the future. In a statement, NHS England

said: until PrEP is available on the NHS,

Jason and many other gay men will continue to access the drug from

sites selling it on the internet. There was major disruption

for commuters in south London this morning after a freight train

derailed, causing massive delays. Two carriages came off

a Southeastern track in Lewisham, causing services to be suspended,

cancelled or diverted. Passengers faced tough journeys

into work, while thousands continue to face disruption,

with warnings that all Plans for a new home for the Museum

of London in West Smithfield's disused market have received

a multi-million pound boost today. The City of London Corporation

pledged to give ?110 million, while the the Mayor of London's

office will give 70 million. It puts plans to open the new museum

by 2022 back on track, From a forgotten part of Farringdon

to London's first 24 hour museum. the people behind the Museum

of London have grand ambitions. We'll be able to put on more

exhibitions, more collections, bring more things out of our stores,

have great programmes, and I want us

to be a 24 hour museum. The old market at West Smithfield

will become home to the 6 million items currently down the road

at the old Museum of London. With a ?70 million slice

coming from City Hall, this is the largest cultural

investment made by a London mayor. It's a project designed

to build legacies. I campaigned saying I wanted to make

sure culture was a top priority. I think culture is in the DNA

of our city, it's the glue We will have this museum,

not just the best of the last we'll go back 400,000 years.

It's going to be fantastic. Three years ago, a project to turn

the site into shops was blocked despite being backed by the very

people who today dipped their hands into their pockets

to the tune of ?10 million. It was called in by

the Secretary of State, We have to accept that decision

and we've now made the best of it by buying the building

for the museum. There's been a market

here for a thousand years. and that all-important

planning application, that this building could last

a thousand years more. It was another cold and frosty

start this morning, with all that fog as well,

freezing fog across the board. You could barely see

anything, as you can see It's still a bit misty here and

there, but blue sky and sunshine. It really has turned

into a lovely day. Yes, it's still cold,

but we have plenty of sunshine. There are still one or two

spots where the mist and fog is still lingering,

but most of it is gradually starting to lift for a bright afternoon,

but temperatures are struggling. The Met Office has a yellow weather

warning, the first one for fog This is overnight tonight

and through to tomorrow morning. Again, it's a bit of

a repeat performance The sun sets and the temperature

drops down below zero in some spots, And with temperatures as low

as they are, that fog could freeze. There are some tricky driving

conditions overnight The fog is likely to lift quicker

through the course of tomorrow, It looks like a predominantly

grey day on the whole. Temperatures are again

going to struggle. We're looking at low single

figures as a maximum. As we head further through the week,

we hang on to a little bit of this cold air,

so another cold night Wednesday into Thursday,

and a cold day. The breeze starts to pick up

as we head through Thursday, Riz will be here with our

6:30 evening programme. But for now, from us all,

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