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What we know so far about the London attacks What we know so far about the London attacks
(35 minutes later)
Police are responding to reports of at least three incidents across parts of London Police have declared that attacks in two closely connected areas of London are “terrorist incidents’’
The incidents are on London Bridge, Borough Market and Vauxhall The incidents are on London Bridge and in nearby Borough Market
The first report was of a white van ploughing into pedestrians on London Bridge at about 10.08pm There are multiple casualties
The first report of an incident was of a white van ploughing into pedestrians on London Bridge at about 10.08pm
Witnesses say the van was reported to have swerved onto the pavement and there have been reports of gunfire although that has not been confirmedWitnesses say the van was reported to have swerved onto the pavement and there have been reports of gunfire although that has not been confirmed
There are reports of casualties A second incident has been ongoing in Borough Market where there are reports of multiple stabbings
A second incident is ongoing in Borough Market where there are reports of multiple stabbings Police say they responded to a third incident, a stabbing at Vauxhall, but this is not connected to the events around London Bridge
Police say they are responding to a third incident at Vauxhall but there have been few details of this
Theresa May, the prime minster, has called the events a “terrible incident’’ which is being treated as a “potential act of terrorism’’Theresa May, the prime minster, has called the events a “terrible incident’’ which is being treated as a “potential act of terrorism’’
Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has thanked emergency services after the “brutal and shocking incidents reported in London”Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has thanked emergency services after the “brutal and shocking incidents reported in London”
Guests at hotels in the vicinity of the attacks have been evacuated
Police are urging people to stay away from the affected areasPolice are urging people to stay away from the affected areas