05/06/2017 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Ayshah with Monday's Newsround.

There will be a minute's silence later, after the attack

It happened in a part of the capital city called London Bridge.

If you can see just behind me, it is the UK's tallest building, the

shard, and not too far from that is London Bridge. Flags across the

capital including Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London have been

lowered to half-mast to help people involved in the attacks, but this is

what we know so far. Today there are still lots of police

officers out protecting the streets of London,

but the city is trying It's after an attack on Saturday

night when a white van drove into people on London Bridge

in the south-east of the city. Some of the areas where it happened

are still sealed off After crashing, three men ran

from the van and attacked people Seven people died and many

more were injured. Police were there within a few

minutes and the three The emergency services have been

praised for how quickly they responded and the way

they helped as many The Prime Minister and

the London Mayor thanked them There have been messages of support

from other cities around the world. In Paris, the lights

of the Eiffel Tower were turned off, and in Berlin a union

flag was displayed. Today, police investigations

into what happened will continue, but across London people will be

going back to school and work. Police have still cordoned off some

areas where the attack took place but as you can see behind me, London

Bridge has reopened, people are still walking across it and heading

back to work as normal. At 11am, a minute's silence will be held. Back

to you in the studio. Thank you, Whitby.

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Last night some of the biggest pop stars on the planet came together

in Manchester to honour the victims of the Manchester Arena attack that

It will be spoken about for all the right reasons.

50,000 people, including many who were at Ariana Grande's first

My dad said that he wanted me to have a good memory

of the concert, so I wanted to come here so I could remember

Lots of people have come to support all of the families.

I feel very lucky to come to this concert.

It's really special to me because we were there two weeks ago,

and we were really lucky because we missed it by two minutes.

I think it's really important to come here and show our support

to those who may have lost their lives or were

I'm looking forward to it being the best night of my life.

Seeing all those people has been my dream for ages and ages.

The atmosphere is amazing, just all the people,

it's just going to be a really good day.

# It might seem crazy, what I'm 'bout to say...

# I've got the eye of the tiger, a fighter...

But the person with the biggest cheer was Ariana Grande,

who organised the charity concert to help raise money for the victims

She appeared on stage with a number of different artists,

It was an emotional but powerful experience.

The spectacle, called the One Love Concert,

will go down in history, where the planet's biggest stars

and the people of Manchester came together to show that,

despite what happened here two weeks ago, love conquers all.

# I promise after that, I'll let you go #.

That's all from the Newsround team for now, we'll be back

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