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.
US President Donald Trump has fiercely addressed the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. That twittered after the attacks that the residents of London were not to be alarmed by the increased presence of armed forces, an unusual image for England.
There is no connection between the terrorist attacks that Britain has hit in the last three months. That said British Prime Minister Theresa May Sunday at a press conference on the two attacks struck London on Saturday night.
In all the misery that comes up with a terrible attack, the story of Sue, Steve and Chloe is heartwarming. Sue and Steve Brinklow live in Southend, something east of London but chose a weekend in the capital. Shortly after they found that they could not reach their hotel because the area was closed, London Chloe offered a spontaneous solution.
On Twitter, King William Alexander and Queen Máxima report: 'Again, GB has been hit by a terrorist act. Our thoughts are among the victims in London and the people who got injured. With them and with their families, we feel connected on this sad day. ''
'The cowards who committed these attacks will not undermine our resilience, compassion or our democracies.' This is what Jean-Claude Juncker, European Commission president, said in a statement following the London attacks. He sent the British Prime Minister Theresa May a letter with the same message.
The London police have invaded a building in the east of the city on Sunday. According to SkyNews, one of the attackers lived in the building. The police have not yet confirmed that the invasion is due to Saturday night attacks.
'I've had so much fun. Those guys have entered all sorts of pubs, but not ours. 'That's what the Dutch Bahar tells the drama near London Bridge that played on Saturday night. Bahar has lived in London for several years and would rather not be named with her last name. 'I love my privacy,' she says.
British Prime Minister Theresa May believes there is too much tolerance for extremism in the United Kingdom. At a press conference on the two attacks that took place on Saturday night, she condemned the 'wicked' ideology of perpetrators. 'It's time to say enough is enough. The perpetrators of the attacks all had one thing in common: a radical Islamic background. There must be harder opposition. '
The American popidol Ariana Grande is making her awaits at the benefit concert for victims of the attack in Manchester on Sunday. Together with Justin Bieber, Coldplay, Katy Perry, Pharrell Williams and Take That, she wants to express her sympathy. The tens of thousands of tickets for the One Love Manchester event were sold out within 20 minutes.
There is an icy silence around London Bridge and Borough Market. The eight bells of St Paul's are hanging above the Thames water. Like a Sunday morning, but now everything gets more meaning after another attack. The attack on Saturday night in London is the fifth within six months in Western Europe. In three cases, the attack took place in England. Four times a car was used as a scavenger.
There is no national election campaign in London on Sunday in Britain with the victims of the London attack by politicians, according to the commercial sender ITV. The British are going to the polls for parliamentary elections on Thursday.
The London police have labeled two violent incidents of Saturday night as terrorist acts. It is about the London Bridge incident, involving a bus on passers-by and a sting incident in a restaurant in the nearby Borough Market entertainment district.
The London police are hunting for three suspects, possibly armed, after the incident on London Bridge, reports the BBC.
British politicians have reacted shockingly to the alleged new terrorist attack in London on Saturday night. Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks of 'brutal and shocking incidents.'
On a photo posted by an Italian photographer on Instagram, one of the perpetrators of the assault is shown. A man in military clothes is lying on the ground and wearing a belt, but it turned out to be fake later.
A taxi driver against a local radio station in London stated that he was hoping to jump three men out of the white van.
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A car is ridden on pedestrians on the London Bridge on Saturday night. That's what the BBC reports.
A Canadian nurse has known during a lawsuit that she has killed eight elderly patients by injecting insulin without medical reasons. This caused five women and three men between the ages of 75 and 96.
British politician Nigel Farage has come to terms with the FBI investigation into potential links between the Kremlin and the campaign team of US President Donald Trump. Sources say to The Guardian that the former UKIP leader is not suspected of anything but to maintain ties with people who play a key role in the investigation.
Conservatives of British Prime Minister Theresa May appear to shave more donations than their rivals in the run-up to the elections. Money shooters transferred to the 'Tories' in the third week of the election campaign about £ 3.8 million (over 4.3 million euros).
A Eurostar train from Paris to London was stranded four o'clock on Monday on Tuesday in Calais due to a couple of drunken Britons. After train passengers had complained about the aggressive two, the French police decided to arrest the drunkards. Before that, the train stopped at the station Calais-Fréthun.
Airline British Airways expects to be able to fly again on Tuesday, according to normal schedule. That made London's London Airport known.
The British police released a photo on Monday that Salman Abedi runs a blue suit on the day of bombing in Manchester. The police asks the public who has seen him in the days before the attack.
There is an internal investigation at MI5 to the way in which the domestic intelligence service has been confronted with warnings about suicide terrorist Salman Abedi. British government officials have confirmed this to the BBC on Monday.
