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http://ift.tt/2rEreBT The London Ambulance Service said “multiple resources” were being sent to the scene. Police are dealing with a “major incident” on London Bridge, Transport for London said on Saturday, after witnesses reported seeing a van mounting the pavement and hitting pedestrians. “Police are dealing with a major incident and all routes are being diverted,” the transport agency said on Twitter. The London Ambulance Service said “multiple resources” were being sent to the scene. Will Heaven, managing editor of The Spectator, said on Twitter that he saw “two casualties — one on pavement, one edge of road” and reported seeing armed police on the bridge. BBC reporter Holly Jones, who was there at the time of the incident, said she saw a van driven by a man travelling “at about 50 miles an hour”. She said about five people were being treated for injuries after the vehicle mounted the pavement and hit them. She said she saw a man, who had his shirt off and was in han...

http://ift.tt/2rEreBT The London Ambulance Service said “multiple resources” were being sent to the scene. Police are dealing with a “major incident” on London Bridge, Transport for London said on Saturday, after witnesses reported seeing a van mounting the pavement and hitting pedestrians. “Police are dealing with a major incident and all routes are being diverted,” the transport agency said on Twitter. The London Ambulance Service said “multiple resources” were being sent to the scene. Will Heaven, managing editor of The Spectator, said on Twitter that he saw “two casualties — one on pavement, one edge of road” and reported seeing armed police on the bridge. BBC reporter Holly Jones, who was there at the time of the incident, said she saw a van driven by a man travelling “at about 50 miles an hour”. She said about five people were being treated for injuries after the vehicle mounted the pavement and hit them. She said she saw a man, who had his shirt off and was in han...

http://ift.tt/2rEreBT The London Ambulance Service said "multiple resources" were being sent to the scene. Police are dealing with a “major incident” on London Bridge, Transport for London said on Saturday, after witnesses reported seeing a van mounting the pavement and hitting pedestrians. “Police are dealing with a major incident and all routes are being diverted,” the transport agency said on Twitter. The London Ambulance Service said “multiple resources” were being sent to the scene. Will Heaven, managing editor of The Spectator, said on Twitter that he saw “two casualties — one on pavement, one edge of road” and reported seeing armed police on the bridge. BBC reporter Holly Jones, who was there at the time of the incident, said she saw a van driven by a man travelling “at about 50 miles an hour”. She said about five people were being treated for injuries after the vehicle mounted the pavement and hit them. She said she saw a man, who had his shirt off and ...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J An Iletuntun Customary Court in Ibadan, on Wednesday dissolved a 15-year-old marriage between Lateef Saburi and his wife, Kafilat, over the latter’s drunkenness, adultery and rudeness. Saburi, a businessman, had sued for divorce, citing adultery, rudeness and drunkenness. “My lord, my wife is adulterous; she is always found in hotels and guest houses. “My friends have met her at different joints and reported to me. I have tried to reform her, but she is beyond redemption. “Recently, after drinking to stupor, Kafilat abused my father and directly called him by his name. “That was the last straw that broke the Camel’s back because the entire members of my family concluded that she must go. “I informed her parents and relatives of her waywardness, but even their intervention did not change her,” Lateef told the court. Kafilat, however, did not deny any of the allegations against her. She gave her nod to the divorce, but told the court that Lateef was “a very ...