London Bridge

The Metropolitan Police officer told an inquest he fired at Khuram Butt when he ignored repeated requests to remain still.

The eight victims of the London Bridge terror attack were unlawfully killed, a coroner has concluded.

Eight victims, plus three terrorists, were killed when a van was driven at people in the busy area of central London.

The brother-in-law of London Bridge attacker Khuram Butt told a counter-terror hotline he had concerns about his extremist views.

He told ITV News his first thought as he the attack unfolded outside a restaurant was he didn't want the victims of the attack to be alone.

Joaquin Echeverria says his son, Ignacio, who died in the London Bridge terror attack, put others before himself.

Paul Woodrow from the London Ambulance Service (LAS), told an inquest it took 'too long' to make a decision to treat patients at the scene.

Zahrah Rehman told the inquests that Khuram Butt never gave the impression he would carry out an attack.

An inquest was told that Khuram Butt was linked to a gym run by a suspected extremist.

Rachid Redouane was pictured at Khuram Butt's barbecue celebrating the birth of his daughter the day before buying the knives.