The Metropolitan police have declared two incidents in the capital – in London Bridge and Borough Market – as acts of terrorism.
The first report was of a van ploughing into pedestrians on London Bridge. Witnesses say the van was reported to have swerved on to the pavement and police confirmed that at least one officer had opened fire. There were reports of multiple stabbings at a second incident in Borough Market. At least 20 people were taken to hospital, police said.
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