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London traffic begins to return to normal after terrorist attack

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UK row over human rights and terror suspects

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The Brief from Brussels

The day's events in Brussels, in a nutshell : the UK election gets rough, EU drugs overdoses rise again, and laying the foundations of European defence.

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Third London Bridge attacker named

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A guided tour of Savile Row

Eric Musgrave, menswear journalist gives Living it a guided tour of Savile Row.

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London attack: third suspect named as Youssef Zaghba

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London Mayor leads minute's silence for terror victims

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London Attack: Police warned over radicalism

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London police identify two attackers

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London attack: Members of London's Muslim community pay respects to victims

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Canadian woman first victim identified after London Bridge attack

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UK: PM May under pressure over security as election nears

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Trump steps up criticism of London mayor

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Officer tackled London attackers armed with only a baton

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Police 'know identities' of London attackers

British Prime Minister Theresa May is calling for a stronger response to Islamist extremism after three attackers rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before stabbing others nearby. Seven people were killed and 48 injured in the attack on Saturday evening.

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London Bridge attacks - reaction and updates from the day after

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London terror victims from all over the world

Londoners and visitors to the capital were among those killed or injured in the atrocity

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Armed police fire 50 rounds to stop and kill London terrorists

The attacks took place at London Bridge and Borough Market. Bars and restaurants were busy in both areas on Saturday evening.

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London attack: Mayor Khan condemns ''cowardly terrorists''

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Prime Minister Theresa May: 'enough is enough'

British Prime Minister Theresa May called for unity but outlined four areas for change

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