Vigil For London Bridge Attack Taking Place Tonight

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Vigil For London Bridge Attack Taking Place Tonight
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The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has invited all Londoners — and anyone visiting the city — to a vigil tonight (5 June), honoring those who died in Saturday's attack at London Bridge and Borough Market.

The vigil — held from 6pm-7pm at Potters Fields Park, next to City Hall — will remember those who lost their lives and were injured in the attacks; express sympathy with their families and loved ones; and be a show of solidarity against hatred and terror.

"We will never let these cowards win and we will never be cowed by terrorism," says the mayor's official website.

Attendees are also being invited to lay floral tributes at the flagpoles at City Hall.

The vigil is free to attend, and there's no need to book. More information here.

Last Updated 05 June 2017