London stabbing attack: Two killed and suspect shot dead, several injured
By DW
02 December 2019 |
10:15 am
The Metropolitan Police are dealing with a "terrorist incident" at London Bridge, confirming that they had shot dead the attacker. Two people have died in the attack, in addition to the assailant, according to reports.
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