The man killed in Woolwich yesterday has been named.
One of men caught on camera after yesterday’s brutal murder of a soldier is thought to be former Romford schoolboy Michael Adebolajo.
Police searched a flat in Greenwich and took away four people for questioning, following yesterday’s killing of a soldier in Woolwich.
Armed officers were at the scene of yesterday’s “sickening” attack on a serving soldier in Woolwich within 14 minutes, it emerged today as police defended their response time.
David Cameron has described yesterday’s brutal killing of a serving soldier as “a betrayal of Islam”.
The head teacher of a primary school close to where a soldier was killed in Woolwich has said the school’s priority has been “ensuring children have as calm and as normal a day as possible”.
The Mayor of London has urged Londoners to go about their lives “in the normal way” following the brutal killing of a serving soldier yesterday.
The men allegedly behind the brutal killing of a serving soldier in Woolwich yesterday are of Nigerian background, sources have confirmed.
A mother-of-two confronted one of the Woolwich attackers, warning: “It is only you versus many people, you are going to lose.”
The Prime Minister has chaired a meeting of the government’s emergency response committee today after a man was killed in a suspected terrorist attack in Woolwich.
A man has died in a machete attack and two suspects are in hospital after being shot by police in Woolwich.