Attackers named in London terror probe as PM under pressure

Police identified two of the London attackers
on Monday after Britain’s third terror assault in
less than three months, as Prime Minister
Theresa May came under mounting pressure
over security just days ahead of elections.

Members of the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim
community join others as they bow their heads
during a vigil at Potters Fields Park in London
on June 5, 2017 to commemorate the victims
of the terror attack on London Bridge and at
Borough Market that killed seven people on
June 3.
London police made a fresh round of arrests
Monday after the country’s third terror attack
in less than three months as Prime Minister
Theresa May came under mounting pressure
over security three days ahead of elections.
The aftermath of Saturday night’s rampage,
which left seven dead and dozens wounded,
dominated the campaign trail.
/ AFP PHOTO
National counter-terrorism police chief Mark
Rowley named two of the three slain
assailants as Khuram Butt and Rachid
Redouane, revealing that Butt had been known
to security services.