and kept moving people back."



A Met spokesman said officers were called at 12.20am "to reports of a vehicle in collision with pedestrians".

They added: "Officers are on scene with other emergency services. There are a number of casualties being worked on at the scene. There has been one person arrested."

The incident follows two terrorist attacks in a matter of weeks at Westminster, Manchester and London Bridge.

The Muslim Council of Britain has confirmed that worshippers leaving the mosque were targeted when a van ran into them, adding: "Our prayers are with the victims."

London Ambulance Service Deputy Director of Operations, Kevin Bate said: "We were called at 12.15am to reports of a road traffic collision at Seven Sisters Road.


"We have sent a number of ambulance crews, advance paramedics and specialist responsesDevelopers hoping to build or refurbish apartments in busy commercial areas of the city and along bus routes won’t need to provide off-street parking under a new law approved by the Spokane City Council on Monday night.

City Council President Ben Stuckart sponsored the law, which he said will encourage developers to build with transit options in mind, reduce the number of cars on the road and drive down rents. The forgiveness of paved parking applies only to projects that include four or more housing units and are located in areas designated for denser development and greater pedestrian access. They must also be approved for an exemption of property taxes that is only available in select areas of the city, including downtown, along the Monroe, Division and Sprague corridors