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London attack hero says was ready to die to save lives
Usman Khan killed two people and wounded three while on conditional release from prison in November 29 knife attack
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Deadly attacks in Europe linked to militants since 2015
Man already convicted of a terrorist offence stabbed two people to death and wounded three others on London Bridge
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UK's Johnson vows to act as convicted terrorist named in London attack
Video footage of the confrontation showed Khan being challenged by a man, wielding a tusk
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London attacker named, was previously convicted of terrorism offences
Usman Khan, who had been convicted of terrorism offences was released from prison last year
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Britain lowers threat level after second arrest over London attack
The bomb went off on Friday's morning in a crowded carriage
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London mosque attacker yelled 'I want to kill all Muslims'
Witnesses say mosque imam ‘protected suspect from angry worshippers’
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Trump and May didn't discuss UK trip, says White House
US president has been invited to make a coveted state visit to UK but no dates have been set
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UK arrests three as footage of London Bridge attack appears online
Authorities have said Butt was known to police and the domestic security service MI5
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Prince Harry pays tribute to terror victim
Two Australians were among seven people killed in Saturday's attack
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UK's May says ready to curb human rights laws to fight extremism
May has previously been criticised for scrapping house arrest rules known as 'control orders'
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Third London attacks suspect reportedly Italian-Moroccan
British police have confirmed the identity of two of the three attackers so far
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Over 130 Imams refuse to say funeral prayers for London attackers
The initiative came after Muslim community leaders said they would increase efforts to eliminate extremism
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How do I hire a van? UK security services struggle to foil 'copycat'
The London Bridge rampage was almost a direct copy of the crude attack at Westminster Bridge.
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London mayor says Trump will not 'divide our communities'
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan finally replies to Trump's accusations
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'Not in my name': London mayor says terrorists do not speak for Muslims
Londoners unite to mourn for the Saturday attack
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PM May should cancel Trump visit to UK, demands Lib-Dem leader
Trump is an embarrassment to America, says Tim Farron
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London 'attacker' was trying to radicalise kids but Scotland Yard 'ignored' report against him
Italian mother says she had handed over evidence against the suspect to the Barking Police in 2015
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After London attack, Facebook says aims to be 'hostile environment' for terrorists
UK Prime Minister Theresa May demanded greater international regulation of the internet after the attack
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London attack: What we know
Attacks come 12 days after a suicide bombing in Manchester
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Trump responds to UK attack with apparent criticism of London mayor
Sadiq Khan had said Britons should not be alarmed to see a higher police presence on the streets
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UK election to go ahead on June 8 despite London attack: PM May
Several political parties suspended campaigning on Sunday
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PM Nawaz, other world leaders condemn London attacks
World leaders express solidarity with UK
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A summer's night out in London turns to horror
Frightened people were led away as police officers screamed at them to run
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London terror attack death toll rises to seven
Three assailants stabbed passers-by at random after smashing into pedestrians in a van
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A lesson to learn from London
It was the diversity of London that stole my heart when I first came to the city
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Police erect new security barriers around Queen's Windsor castle after London attack
The additional measures followed a review of security at Windsor, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world
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No evidence of London attacker’s links with IS: British police
'His attack method appears to be based on low sophistication, low tech, low cost techniques copied from other attacks'
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British PM May wants tech firms' help to access user messages
Statement comes a day after British interior minister said end-to-end encryption on messaging services is unacceptable
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End-to-end encryption on messaging services is unacceptable - UK minister
London attacker Khalid Masood sent an encrypted message via WhatsApp minutes before the attack
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British parliament attacker identified as Khalid Masood
Police say Masood, 52, had numerous convictions for violent offences but none terrorism-related