The London police took no risk at Wednesday with two vehicles left at the new US Embassy in the southwest of the city. Because they did not trust the situation, it was decided that there could be a risk of controlled explosions. Research has shown that nothing was going on.
The British are going to the polls for parliamentary elections on Thursday. This is done in accordance with the rules of an old electoral system that once again guarantee the two largest parties a majority.
The British police took a body from the Thames on Wednesday morning. There was a search for 34-year-old Frenchman Xavier Thomas missing from London. It is not yet clear whether the missing man's body is.
Pokkén Tournament DX is the first Pokémon title for the new Nintendo Switch game console. Pox Tournament DX will be on September 22th. This was announced by CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara of The Pokémon Company on Tuesday at the Pokémon Direct presentation.
Various Iranian news agencies reported a shooting game in Iran's Iranian parliament on Wednesday. A person would have penetrated the parliament and shot on security.
Visitors to the Glastonbury Festival in the UK must take additional security measures this year. The organization announces that security is being tightened in connection with the attacks in Manchester and London. The musical event takes place from 21 to 25 June in the town of Pilton in Somerset and the organization expects 175,000 visitors.
The British police again held a suspect on Tuesday in connection with the suicide bombing in Manchester. The 38-year-old man was arrested at Heathrow Airport. The police stressed on Twitter that the arrest was planned, and that the airport was not in danger.
The Irish police arrested a second person who might have been involved in Saturday night attack in central London. That has revealed The Guardian on Tuesday evening. After a tip from the British, a Moroccan was arrested in Limerick on suspicion of using forged documents. In his flat, papers were found in the name of one of three shot terrorists.
The Saudi arms trader Adnan Kashoggi died in London at the age of 81. That said his family told the British press office PA on Tuesday. Kashoggi, who suffered from Parkinson's disease, was one of the most controversial members of the international jet set in the eighties.
One of the three terrorists who killed seven people on Saturday in London and injured dozens of people in the past had in vain asked for asylum in the United Kingdom. Yet he could settle there thanks to a residence permit issued by the European Union, provided in Ireland. That has been announced by the Irish channel RTE on Tuesday.
The London police released the name of the third terrorist on the London Bridge. It is about the Moroccan Italian Youssef Zaghba. The man worked in a London restaurant.
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, thinks that the state visit of US President Donald Trump must be resigned to Britain. He has asked the British government to delete the visit, The Guardian reports on Tuesday.
The internet needs to be better monitored, to prevent extremists from being in a safe place online. That said British Prime Minister Theresa May Sunday, in response to Saturday's attack in London. 'We can not give this ideology the safe space it needs to reproduce,' said May.
The British police have released all suspects arrested on Sunday because of possible involvement in the London Bridge terrorist attack and released in Borough Market on Monday night. She is not charged with anything. There were still ten people from the Barking district who were stuck for trial. Two others were sent home earlier.
Khuram Shezad Butt, identified by the police as one of the responsible for the London attack, figured in the movie 'The Jihadis Next Door'. That has revealed British media Monday evening. Chanel 4 sent the documentary, after a year of research and use of undercover recordings, in January.
The British police announced Monday the names of two terrorists who sow death and ruin on the London Bridge and around it on Saturday night. It is about Khuram Shazad Butt (27) and Rachid Redouane (30).
Donald Trump has taken out of London's Mayor Sadiq Khan for the second consecutive day in response to the terrorist act in London. On Twitter, the American president spoke on Monday of a 'khan excitatory excuse who had to think quickly when he stated there was no reason for panic'. Trump also tickled the press. 'MSM does its best to sell', he tweeted at the 'mainstream media' address.
Jeremy Corbyn, president of the British opposition party Labor, calls Prime Minister Theresa May to resign after the London attack.
The British pound responds Monday 'solid' after the London attack in the direction of the June 8 elections in the UK.
Economic activity in the eurozone showed a similar growth in May with that in April.
The recent terrorist attacks in London and Manchester, committed by Islamic extremists, are estimated in Britain. The biggest threat the country is facing now does not come from abroad, but is of its own. This has stressed London's police commissioner, Cressida Dick, on Monday.
After the terrorist attack at London Bridge, it becomes clear who the victims are. At the bloodbath there were seven deaths and another 21 people at risk of life. The first victim named by name is the Canadian Crissy Archibald (30).
Terrorist group Islamic State has claimed the London attack on Saturday night. This is what news agency Reuters reported on Sunday on media based on IS.
Tens of thousands of people are on Sunday night at the benefit concert for victims of the attack in Manchester. One Love Manchester, in the stadium Old Trafford Cricket Ground, began at 20:30 (Dutch time) with a minute silence for victims of the attack last week at the concert of Ariana Grande and those of Saturday's London attacks.
Among the victims of the terrorist attack in London are also foreigners. One of the seven dead was a Canadian citizen, said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Another came from France, said Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Le Drian.
A traffic officer has only armed with his weapon trying to stop the attackers in London. The chairman of the British Transport Police Federation expressed his great appreciation for the heroic performance of the agent.
A picture with a boy wearing a beer in his hand through the streets of London is massively shared. The picture is a symbol of resilience for the British; 'Whatever happens, we'll continue.' At the London attack, seven people were killed and tens of thousands injured.
The police in London identified the identity of the three terrorists who had stolen car and knife attacks in the center of the British capital on Saturday night. However, the names of the three are not yet released, reports the BBC.
Those who booked a taxi via Uber in London on Saturday night immediately after the two attacks had to pay more than twice as much as usual. That's why the taxi driver came up with fierce reactions to social media, CNN reported.
The attack that killed seven Londoners or tourists, which is not clear yet, is hardly twelve o'clock, yet life in London largely resembles that of a normal Sunday. Sunday is the most important tourist day. They use the beautiful spring sun to do exactly what they would normally do: take a cruise on the Thames, a hop-on-hop-off double decker ride or visit the Giacommetti Exhibition in Tate Modern.
