Scotland Yard

The three Bulgarian citizens arrested in Great Britain for espionage for Russia remain in custody. Their remand is expected to be heard at the end of September, and they will appear in court in January next year.

An unidentified person attacked a passerby with a knife in south London, according to a Scotland Yard tweet.

"We can confirm that the man shot by police at around 2pm today in #Streatham High Road has been pronounced dead,"

"The circumstances are being assessed; the incident has been declared as terrorist-related.", London's Metropolitan Police said on Twitter.

Police officers from Greece and other European Union countries took part in a four-day training seminar in Veria, northern Greece about dealing with hostage situations involving terrorists.

Cypriot Justice Minister Ionas Nikolaou hinted on Wednesday that he will submit his resignation on Thursday over the serial killings that have shocked the Eastern Mediterranean island. "I have made my decisions and I will inform the president tomorrow," he said.

British forensics experts helping to tackle the Cyprus serial killer case visited a toxic lake Tuesday where a suitcase was found with a decomposed body inside as criticism mounted of how Cypriot police initially handled the disappearances of several victims.

A "Brexit betrayal" march led by controversial activist Tommy Robinson was "vastly" outnumbered by counter-demonstrators, opposition organisers said.

The English Defence League (EDL) founder turned-Ukip adviser marched with supporters through the streets of London on Sunday before addressing a rally beside Parliament Square.

British police have launched a terror investigation after two homemade bombs were found hidden in a North London flat, reported the Sun. 

The lethal devices were found dumped in the empty flat in Harlesden just after 9.30am on Wednesday.

The block in Craven Park was evacuated before a crack Met bomb squad swooped in to disable the explosives.

Detectives are investigating whether an incident in which a car hit pedestrians outside a mosque was an anti-Muslim attack.

Three people were struck by the vehicle outside the Al-Majlis Al-Hussaini Islamic centre in Cricklewood, north west London, as it sped away following a row, Scotland Yard said.

Two people - a man and a woman - were detained in London as a result of an ongoing operation by the British anti-terrorist division. As reported by Scotland Yard, the suspects in preparation for a terrorist attack.

"A 27-year-old man was detained in East London on suspicion of complicity, training, and incitement to commit a terrorist act."

A powerful explosion echoed in the northeastern areas of the English capital, London. According to preliminary data, the incident is unrelated to terrorism, the London police reported.
 
"Police officers, along with operational departments, are currently at the Farnell Road street in the Harold Hill area after a blast message has been received.