06 June, 2017
The Islamic State, or ISIS, said it was responsible for the vehicle and knife assault, but that claim has not been substantiated.
Police named two of the three attackers on Monday and said they were trying to identify the third. He is expected to survive.
Several Londoners, taxi drivers and hotels opened their doors to offer shelter and comfort to people stranded after the attack by sharing offers on social media with the hashtag #SofaForLondon, days after Manchester residents helped out in a similar manner after the concert bombing.
According to official data, officer numbers decreased every year that she was in the post, from 2010 to 2016.
In her condemnation of Saturday's terror attack in London, British Prime Minister May said "terrorism breeds terrorism", and that terrorists often mimic each other in ideology and method.
"What started out as a normal night for people turned into a nightmare", she said.
'We must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people.
Scotland Yard says it will release the names of the attackers "as soon as operationally possible", The Times reports. Police said they had arrested 12 people in the area, seven women and five men, and released two after inquiries.
On what Mr Trump would have to say for her to criticise him, Mrs May said: "I've been very clear, I've been very happy to say when I think President Trump is wrong - to have taken America out of the climate change agreement, the Paris agreement".
Today, the USA president doubled down on his criticism of Khan, whose spokesman has said he would not respond personally to Trump.
The raids were part of the ongoing investigation into Saturday night's deadly attack by three men in London Bridge and Borough Market.
A spokesman for Khan responded that the mayor "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context" his remarks.Trump's comments drew widespread scorn in Britain but the US leader went on the attack again on Monday, saying in a tweet: "Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement". MSM [mainstream media] is working hard to sell it!'
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan invited Londoners and visitors to come together at City Hall, which is less than a mile away from the epicentre of where the attacks occurred.
The attackers rammed pedestrians with a van before launching frenzied stabbings in the market. Security sources in Dublin said one of the attackers was carrying an identification card issued in Ireland when he was shot dead, the Press Association reported.
