CRETEIL, France: A man was arrested after he drove his vehicle into barriers protecting a mosque in the Paris suburbs Thursday, police said, with Muslim officials describing the incident as an “attempted attack”. Image copyright Reuters Image caption Police secure the mosque at Créteil after the alleged ramming incident

A police statement said the suspect's 4x4 vehicle repeatedly struck bollards and barriers designed to protect the mosque in the south-eastern suburb of the French capital. French newspaper Le Parisien identified him as 43 years old, and reported he said he wanted to "avenge the Bataclan and the Champs-Elysees," referring to recent attacks in Paris by Islamist terrorists. The Uzbek driver was arrested and confessed to a "terrorist crime"
• 3 June 2017, London, UK: Eight people were killed when three attackers drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and launched a knife attack in Borough Market.
A man attempts to run over pedestrians outside a mosque in Créteil, France.