Nazam Hussain, who was living in Staffordshire, was one of double-murderer Usman Khan's fellow gang members in the 2010 plot to blow up the London Stock Exchange

In a statement, they expressed their condolences to the families of Jack Merritt, 25, and Saskia Jones, 23, who were killed in the attack on Friday, and to those..

The man, identified only as Lukasz, heard screams from where he was working in the basement and headed towards danger

Councillors Mohammed Pervez and Majid Khan have called for any suspicious activity to be reported immediately to Staffordshire Police

The Prime Minister hit out at the practice of automatic early release for serious offenders after convicted terrorist Usman Khan killed two people.

James Ford was jailed for life in 2004 and was on day release when he came across the London Bridge attack

He had been serving a 16-year prison sentence

He had already been convicted of a terrorism offence and had an electronic tag on him

A man and a woman died in the attack, while three others remain in hospital

He was a previously convicted terrorist

Two people were killed during the attack before the assailant was killed by police

The University released a statement saying they were gravely concerned staff, students and alumni were caught up in the incident