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This diagram might help those who weren't sure how he was hit where he was. The gunman was essentially side-on to the podium. The rally attendees who were hit were, presumably, in the right-hand seating area and not in sight of the camera that was focused on Trump.

That's the real concern now. A man with a history of consistently amping up hate-fuelled and violence-inciting rhetoric will be walking into the Republican Convention starting tomorrow, likely feeling justified to ratchet things up to a whole new level. He's never been a man for restraint, but...

`If you go back to the BBC interview with a bloke who was there, the shooter wasn't just there waiting to shoot, it seems he clambered onto the roof during the speech.

Can people please calm the f*** down. Tensions and emotions running high are understandable, but we're all largely here because we support the same football team. There isn't the same harmony when it comes to politics, of course, but respect and moderation should be used. We don't have to be...

No, no I didn't, which obviously makes me feel like a very bad person indeed. I'll back away from my ill-judged comment.

Why doesn't it make sense? The shooter wasn't great and/or Trump happened to turn his head at exactly the right moment meaning it skimmed his ear instead of taking him out. Watching the footage, it's kinda natural to think the shot came from directly behind the camera. It probably came from a...

BBC's Gary O'Donoghue isn't looking like a man who was expecting to have to do much to camera today.

WaPo reporting two dead, one the shooter.

Isn't the one dead the person who shot at Trump? (ie, no innocent people hurt, fortunately)