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Police investigating the attack, which left 30 people injured, have detained a third man.

25 fire engines raced to the scene of the major fire at a warehouse in north London.

The baby boy has been named Harry until authorities find out his real name.

Residents have been told to leave their property and retreat 100m from a residence on Cavendish Road.

Phrase became the third most popular topic on Twitter across London a day after the explosion.

Prime Minister Theresa May said another attack is imminent but urged the public to 'go about their business as usual'.

Driver treated for shock after vehicle caught fire without warning.

Cyclist arrested at scene for unrelated alleged offence.

Holocaust survivor was killed in 1972.

Police have urged anyone with information to come forward.

Winds of 75mph to batter Scotland and the north of England tonight as low pressure sweeps in from Atlantic.

The repeal bill was a key parliamentary test for Brexit.

City extends lead over New York, but European hubs are expected to benefit post-Brexit.

The net of spikes that can stop a 17-tonne lorry in its tracks, said Scotland Yard.

An off-duty fire fighter helped give life-saving first aid to the 15-year-old victim.

Images from the scene showed a blackened pavement where the explosion was said to have taken place.

Detectives from London's Metropolitan Police are appealing for help.

An unnamed teenager has been sentenced to at least 14 years in prison for the fatal stabbing in London.

Video Enabled Justice (VEJ) will now pilot across London and south east England.

Victoria and Albert Museum exhibit will 'explore the design and culture of videogames since the mid-2000s'.

Borough of Hackney to see 200 yellow cycles enter service on 7 September.

Two men were shot in Forest Gate, east London, in broad daylight.

Paola Ismene from Mexico, whose entry Daydream in Blue was chosen from among more than 9,000 entries, will be awarded a solo exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery.

Dr Manish Shah, from Romford, is charged with the offences over a nine-year period.

Joseph Hive was seen wielding two blades in the street in Brent, north-west London, in 2015.

Parking difficulty icons feature rolls out to 25 cities worldwide.

A court heard how the girl had visited Trefor Wickens to help with a back problem she was suffering with.

Police have launched a hate crime investigation.

Police are investigating after "mild acidic liquid" was thrown just before 8pm on Sunday.

The girl was reportedly banned from eating bacon and had to remove her Christian cross necklace.