内容摘要：They arrested the woman for causing a public nuisance and took her to Patchway police station where she was placed into custody.

They arrested the woman for causing a public nuisance and took her to Patchway police station where she was placed into custody.

Mr Hall told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the internet was "really causing problems here"."A lot of lone young men, generally, are getting these ideas from the internet that really extreme violence is the solution, and Rudakubana seems to have been one of those people," he added.

In January Sir Keir asked Mr Hall to identify any changes needed to the law as a result of the Southport murders.Mr Hall said there was a clear risk to the public of people who are interested in carrying out acts of mass violence, including school massacres.Currently there is no law against preparing for such an attack which "means that no prosecution would be available if the police raided an address and found careful handwritten but uncommunicated plans for carrying out a massacre".

As a result, he is recommending the government considers creating a new offence, similar to the offence of preparing an act of terrorism.The offence would make it illegal to "engage in any conduct" in preparation of the killing of two or more people, what he calls "non-terrorist mass casualty attack-planning".

Mr Hall also considered whether the definition of terrorism itself should be changed to include mass violence without a political, religious, racial or other ideological motivation, but concluded it should not.

"Redefinition would alter the landscape. It would risk major false positives – the prosecution of people who by no stretch of the imagination are terrorists – and extend terrorism liability into novel terrain," Mr Hall said.Traffic monitoring site Inrix reported at 11:00 BST that the slip road had reopened.

The Met Office issued a yellow warning for rain from 05:00 until 23:59 on Monday across Kent, Surrey and Sussex.A yellow warning for rain means some communities may be cut off by flooded roads, with possible power cuts and loss of other services to some homes and businesses, it said.

Flood warnings have been in place on Monday for the River Medway between Forest Row and Penshurst, along with the Rivers Eden and Eden Brook from Crowhurst to Penshurst.There have been flood alerts