19/06/2017 Newsround

Good afternoon. Leah here with Monday's Newsround.

First, there's been a serious incident in London overnight,

where a van was driven into a crowd coming out of a mosque

I'm in Finsbury Park in the north east of London,

There's lots of extra police on the streets

Just up the road is the mosque, where worshippers had just

finished evening prayers, when a van was driven

Several people were hurt, and one man has sadly died.

Police say the attacker acted alone, and a man has been arrested.

The Prime Minister says the UK won't give into hate.

Today we come together as we have done before, to condemn this act and

to state once again that hatred and evil of this kind will never

succeed. It is a reminder that of terrorism, extremism and hatred take

many forms. And our determination to take to tackle them must be the same

whoever is responsible. Now, we don't yet know exactly

why this attack happened. In the past, Muslims have been

targeted because of their religion. Some people in this community say

that's what was behind Attacking Muslims as a group

is sometimes called Islamophobia - here's our guide

to what that means. Islamophobia is when Muslims are the

victims of attacks just because of their religion. It worries a lot of

people. Islam is a religion and the people who follow it are called

Muslims. Almost a quarter of the world's population is Muslim. In the

UK it is about one in 20 people. Islamophobia can result in Muslims

being targeted online or in person. They can be badly treated, insulted

or even physically hurt. Some people have blamed all Muslims for

terrorist attacks carried out by extreme groups who say they follow

Islam. But many others say those extreme beliefs of hatred and

violence have little to do with what most Muslims believe. They also say

it is important not to blame a big group of people for what a small

number of individuals have done. And that what unites us all is more

powerful than what divides us. Here at Finsbury Park,

lots of people are shocked about what has happened,

and people here and all around the UK are calling for communities

to try to come together. And you can keep up to date

with everything that we know over And don't forget, if you're

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