One Person Dead And 10 Injured After Van Drives Into London Mosque Crowd

One person has been confirmed dead and 10 others injured after a van drove into a group of pedestrians outside a Mosque at Finsbury Park, north London.

At the moment the incident is being treated as a "potential terrorist attack," with a 48-year-old man being detained by police.

"This was an attack on London and all Londoners," police say after one man died in #FinsburyPark attackhttps://t.co/er48R7bIEu pic.twitter.com/0cQQiJWOta

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The attack happened at around 12.15am after worshippers were leaving the mosque following prayers. A policeman has described the attack as "an attack on London and all Londoners." According to Abdulrahman Saleh Aloud, an eye-witness, the driver said: "kill me, kill me, I want to kill all Muslims".

Theresa May, as well as Jeremy Corbyn, have both expressed their thoughts over the incident. May has made a statement saying,

"I will chair an emergency meeting later this morning. All my thoughts are with the victims, their families and the emergency services on the scene".

I'm totally shocked at the incident at Finsbury Park tonight. pic.twitter.com/1ffKijNs73