A police officer lays some flowers passed over by a member of the public, close to Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, after one man died and eight people were taken to hospital and a person arrested after a rental van struck pedestrian <\/p>\n
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The Borough Market bell is seen in Borough Market in central London following its re-opening after the June 3 terror attack <\/p>\n
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Two women embrace in Borough Market, which officially re-opens today following the recent attack, in central London <\/p>\n
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan attends the re-opening of Borough market in central London following the June 3 terror attack <\/p>\n
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People walk through Borough Market in central London following its re-opening after the June 3 terror attack <\/p>\n
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News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch, with one of his daughters, visit Borough Market, which officially re-opened today following the recent attack <\/p>\n
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A woman reacts in front of a wall of messages in Borough Market, which officially re-opened today following the recent attack, in central London <\/p>\n
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Vivenne Westwood walks the runway at the Vivenne Westwood show during the London Fashion Week Men's June 2017 collections <\/p>\n
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Millwall fan and London Bridge hero Roy Larner on 'Good Morning Britain' <\/p>\n
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Richard Arnold, Roy Larner, Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on 'Good Morning Britain' <\/p>\n
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England players celebrate after defeating Venezuela 1-0 to win the final of the FIFA U-20 World Cup Korea 2017 at Suwon World Cup Stadium in Suwon, South Korea <\/p>\n
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England players celebrate with the trophy after the final match of the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2017 between Venezuela and England at Suwon World Cup Stadium in Suwon, South Korea <\/p>\n
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Great Britain's Alistair Brownlee celebrates winning the Elite Men Columbia Threadneedle World Triathlon Leeds <\/p>\n
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Two men drink beer outside the Southwark Tavern which reopened for business today next to an entrance to Borough Market which remains closed in London <\/p>\n
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Singer and songwriter Ed Sheeran receives a bottle of mezcal from a reporter during a press conference in Mexico City <\/p>\n
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This photo issued by Freuds shows the car that was involved in a crash where Richard Hammond escaped serious injury, in Switzerland <\/p>\n
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The Cateran Yomp, Scotland's foremost outdoor fundraiser that puts soldiers and civilians side by side on a 24-hour trek across the historic 'Cateran Trail' in Perthshire. With a target to walk over 37,000 miles collectively, more than 1150 hikers signed up for the 2017 Cateran Yomp challenge, raising an estimated 2.9 million in seven years in support of ABF The Soldier's Charity <\/p>\n
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The Cateran Yomp, Scotland's foremost outdoor fundraiser that puts soldiers and civilians side by side on a 24-hour trek across the historic 'Cateran Trail' in Perthshire. With a target to walk over 37,000 miles collectively, more than 1150 hikers signed up for the 2017 Cateran Yomp challenge, raising an estimated 2.9 million in seven years in support of ABF The Soldier's Charity <\/p>\n
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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain kisses an Ayrton Senna helmet that was presented to Hamilton after he won the pole position to tie the late Senna at second for most career poles, at the Canadian Grand Prix <\/p>\n
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A poster hangs from a railing outside Downing street in London <\/p>\n
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Protesters gather outside Downing street in London <\/p>\n
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A general view of police presence inside Hampden Park before the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying, Group F match at Hampden Park, Glasgow <\/p>\n
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The Duke of Cambridge, Colonel of the Irish Guards, parading down the mall in Central London during the Colonel's Review, the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour, the Queen's annual birthday parade <\/p>\n
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Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attends the Colonel's Review at the Queen Victoria Memorial in London <\/p>\n
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An Irish Guard collapses before being taken away on a stretcher, during the Colonel's Review, the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour, the Queen's annual birthday parade, on the mall in Central London <\/p>\n
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An Irish Guard collapses before being taken away on a stretcher, during the Colonel's Review, the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour, the Queen's annual birthday parade, on the mall in Central London <\/p>\n
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Police officers remove the cordon tape by Borough Market following the June 3rd attacks in London <\/p>\n
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Items next to the van used in the London Bridge attack <\/p>\n
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Interior of the van used in the London Bridge attacks <\/p>\n
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Messages of solidarity written on post-it notes stuck to a wall are seen at the southern end of London Bridge in London on June 8, 2017 following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market <\/p>\n
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Ozzy Gandaa with Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway on 'This Morning' TV show. Ozzy Gandaa, a pub doorman saved countless lives when he hurled bar stools, bottles and glasses at the London Bridge terrorists as they went on a rampage through Borough Market <\/p>\n
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Ozzy Gandaa with Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway on 'This Morning' TV show. Ozzy Gandaa, a pub doorman saved countless lives when he hurled bar stools, bottles and glasses at the London Bridge terrorists as they went on a rampage through Borough Market <\/p>\n
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People look at many messages of solidarity and love written on post-it notes and stuck to the side of a wall at the southern end of London Bridge, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market <\/p>\n
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An exit poll predicting that the Labour Party led by Jeremy Corbyn will win 266 seats in the British general election is projected onto BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place, in London, after the polls closed <\/p>\n
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Britain's Prince Harry speaks to Nazhath Faheema, a Muslim Youth Ambassador of Peace, as they eat an evening meal to break fast, or the iftar, for Ramadan - the Muslim fasting month, during a visit to a children's home in Singapore <\/p>\n
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The Brandenburg Gate is illuminated with the colours of the British flag to show solidarity with the victims of the recent attack in London, in Berlin, Germany <\/p>\n
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With a target to walk over 37,000 miles collectively, more than 1150 hikers signed up for the 2017 Cateran Yomp challenge, raising an estimated 2.9 million in seven years in support of ABF The Soldier's Charity David Cheskin\/PA Wire The Cateran Yomp, Scotland's foremost outdoor fundraiser that puts soldiers and civilians side by side on a 24-hour trek across the historic 'Cateran Trail' in Perthshire. With a target to walk over 37,000 miles collectively, more than 1150 hikers signed up for the 2017 Cateran Yomp challenge, raising an estimated 2.9 million in seven years in support of ABF The Soldier's Charity David Cheskin\/PA Wire Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain kisses an Ayrton Senna helmet that was presented to Hamilton after he won the pole position to tie the late Senna at second for most career poles, at the Canadian Grand Prix Tyler Remiorz\/The Canadian Press via AP A poster hangs from a railing outside Downing street in London REUTERS\/Hannah McKay Protesters gather outside Downing street in London REUTERS\/Hannah Mckay A general view of police presence inside Hampden Park before the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying, Group F match at Hampden Park, Glasgow Martin Rickett\/PA Wire The Duke of Cambridge, Colonel of the Irish Guards, parading down the mall in Central London during the Colonel's Review, the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour, the Queen's annual birthday parade Ben Stevens\/PA Wire Prince William, Duke of Cambridge attends the Colonel's Review at the Queen Victoria Memorial in London Getty Images An Irish Guard collapses before being taken away on a stretcher, during the Colonel's Review, the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour, the Queen's annual birthday parade, on the mall in Central London Ben Stevens\/PA Wire An Irish Guard collapses before being taken away on a stretcher, during the Colonel's Review, the final rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour, the Queen's annual birthday parade, on the mall in Central London Ben Stevens\/PA Wire Police officers remove the cordon tape by Borough Market following the June 3rd attacks in London Getty Images Items next to the van used in the London Bridge attack Metropolitan Police\/PA Wire Interior of the van used in the London Bridge attacks Metropolitan Police\/PA Wire Messages of solidarity written on post-it notes stuck to a wall are seen at the southern end of London Bridge in London on June 8, 2017 following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market Getty Images Ozzy Gandaa with Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway on 'This Morning' TV show. 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