What happened in London? How the terror attack unfolded
At least seven people were killed, three suspected attackers were shot dead, and 48 people were injured
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At least seven people were killed, three suspected attackers were shot dead, and 48 people were injured
Theresa May spoke defiantly about protecting Britain's democracy after violence turned a balmy summer night in an area packed with revelers into a scene of bloodshed and chaos
The "One Love Manchester" event will take place as planned but with extra protection
Witnesses to terror attacks in Central London described terrifying scenes, as people fled from knife-wielding assailants
One tweet read: "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough. We need the courts to give us back our rights. We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!"
At least 37 patrons and employees died, mostly from smoke inhalation as they tried to hide on the second floor, officials said
You can live stream "One Love Manchester" on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube at 1:55 p.m. ET on Sunday
People in Central London were quick to offer assistance in the wake of attacks at London Bridge and Borough Market
British police said two incidents, one on London Bridge and one at nearby Borough Market, are being treated as terrorist incidents
As crews and security prepared for Sunday's benefit concert, Ariana Grande made a surprise visit to young fans injured in the blast
The singer visited young fans injured in the Manchester Arena attack, hugging the thrilled little girls in their hospital beds as they recovered from injuries
German authorities allowed the three-day rock festival to resume Saturday after a "concrete" terror threat was deemed safe
The gunman is seen firing his rifle in the air, setting fires and shooting at security forces in a stairwell
Authorities say the funeral was being held for a victim of Friday's violent clashes between Afghan police and protesters
Secretary Jim Mattis called the North Koreans a "clear and present danger" in a speech on Saturday