London Terror Attacks

UK Election 2017: Terror-hit Britain goes to polls on Thursday; parties wind up campaigning

Britain braces for the final day of general election campaigning on Wednesday, after a turbulent few weeks which have shifted the political ground and been marred by terror attacks.

UN chief Antonio Guterres condemns London terror attack, calls upon countries to join hands to fight terrorism

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has strongly condemned the terrorist attacks in London, saying perpetrators of the "unjustifiable violence" must be quickly brought to justice.

London terror attacks: Donald Trump slams Mayor Sadiq Khan's 'no reason to be alarmed' statement

US president Donald Trump once again criticised London mayor Sadiq Khan over his response to a deadly attack on the city

'Cannot believe world is attacked so often': Bollywood celebrities react after London terror attacks

Bollywood celebrities express their condolences on Twitter after terror attacks in London shook the world.

British Muslim ISIS fighter uses Telegram app to call supporters for London attacks

A 30-year-old British Muslim Islamic State fighter has been allegedly using an encrypted messaging service Telegram to call on his supporters to launch bomb attacks in London.

London terror attack: Encryption on messaging services unacceptable, says UK home secretary

Encrypted messaging services like WhatsApp must make their platforms accessible to intelligence agencies, a top British security official declared, amid reports that the Westminster attacker used the service minutes before his assault

Westminster attack: Police say terrorist Khalid Masood acted alone

London: Terrorist Khalid Masood, who killed four persons in an attack at the Westminster Bridge, acted alone and there is no information suggesting further attacks are planned, police said.

London terror attacks: Metropolitan Police's restraint must serve as a lesson for the media

The identity of the perpetrator of Wednesday's London attacks was out in the open in less than 24 hours after the incident. But, as some have opined, this was apparently not good enough and was tantamount to dishonesty

London terror attack accused declares himself soldier of Allah

One of two British Muslims accused of the murder of a British soldier on the streets of London today admitted to the killing in court, telling the jury that he loved al Qaeda and was "obeying the command of Allah".