Westminster Attack

Two 18-year-olds and a 19-year-old on suspicion of the commission, preparation and instigation of militant acts

Khan said she wasn't getting involved until another woman was surrounded by EDL demonstrators

The tea-party was open to people from all walks of life

The 14-year-old said she felt 'almost guilty' and was afraid of passing through Westminster bridge now

British officials have demanded tech firms do more to allow police access to smartphone communications

Tech firms and social media players are now coming under pressure for providing extremists a platform to communicate

Khalid Masood, a late Muslim convert, mowed down four people near Britain’s Houses of Parliament

Muslims were on the very front-lines in the Trafalgar Square vigil paying tribute to London`s victims

The Islamic State group claimed that one of its "soldiers" carried out the attack

Religious leaders from all faiths participated in the rally

Basu said that even if he acted alone, police need to give as much of an explanation as possible to reassure Londoners

Khalid Masood had been in the kingdom for two one-year periods, from November 2005 and April 2008

Photo shows hijab-clad woman walk past group of people helping victim from Westminister attack

Police had said the man behind the attack was British-born Muslim covert Khalid Masood

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