Families say failures may have led to chances being missed to prevent terrorist attack The families of those killed in the London Bridge terrorist attack have asked a judge to find that "unreasonable failures" by MI5 and police may have led to chances to stop the atrocity being missed. Eight people were killed in the attack in June 2017 after three terrorists first ran over pedestrians in a van then went on a stabbing rampage.
London Bridge victims' relatives ask judge to criticise police and MI5
The Guardian - 26 Jun 2019 16:09
Families say failures may have led to chances being missed to prevent terrorist attack The families of those killed in the London Bridge terrorist attack have asked a judge to find that "unreasonable failures" by MI5 and police may have led to chances to stop the atrocity being missed. Eight people were killed in the attack in June 2017 after three terrorists first ran over pedestrians in a van then went on a stabbing rampage.
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