David Cameron has described yesterday’s brutal killing of a serving soldier as “a betrayal of Islam”.
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.
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.
The men allegedly behind the brutal killing of a serving soldier in Woolwich yesterday are of Nigerian background, sources have confirmed.
A man has died in a machete attack and two suspects are in hospital after being shot by police in Woolwich.
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.
The Bakerloo line at Edgware Road Tube station will be shut from this weekend until the end of the year so new lifts can be installed.
The Prime Minister David Cameron has described an incident in Woolwich, in which an apparently serving soldier was killed, as “truly shocking”.
Dog owners have been warned to mind their mutts after a London dogs home revealed man’s best friend has been known to swallow weird and wonderful items.
The Met Police have arrested two people in connection with the death of a man in a machete attack.
The death of a man in a machete attack in Woolwich today “feels like a strike at the heart of our community”.
Two men were arrested after chasing each other into the hydrotherapy pool at a school on the Isle of Dogs today.
One person is dead and two others injured after an attack in Woolwich which the Prime Minister has described as an “appalling and sickening murder”.
A 61-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of four soldiers in a bomb blast in Hyde Park more than three decades ago.
Tube union bosses have threatened “the biggest wave of industrial action in 30 years” if Tory politicians get their way and review pensions for London Underground workers.