"Whilst enquiries continue it is believed a car mounted the pavement and collided with a number of pedestrians." The suspect, in his forties, was taken to London police station where he was questioned on suspicion of dangerous driving, police said. Security is high in Britain after five terror attacks since March -- four of them in London and one in Manchester -- with the bloodshed claiming 35 lives. One witness, identified only as Katy, told LBC London radio she had seen two people injured, including a young boy whose leg was hurt. Ahead of the march, founder John Meighan said the group wished to "show our concern at the recent upsurge in terror attacks taking place across the UK and Europe".

Source: The Nation Bangkok October 07, 2017 22:41 UTC