Crowds return to Borough Market as it reopens after London bridge terror attacks
Crowds flock to London's Borough Market as it opens to the public for the first time after the terror attacks on 3 June that left eight people dead and more than 50 wounded.
Crowds flocked to London's Borough Market as it reopened to the public after the terror attacks on 3 June that left eight people dead and more than 50 wounded. A bell tolled and and a minute of silence was held for the victims of the attack. Traders and London Mayor Sadiq Khan applauded police and emergency services for their brave work.
Crowds gather at Borough Market as it reopens to the public following the terrorist attackNeil P Mockford/Getty ImagesTraders observe a minute's silence to honour victims of the 3 June attack in Borough MarketBen Stansall/AFPA bell is rung to signify the reopening of Borough MarketHannah McKay/ReutersA bell and plaque are seen at Borough Market in London following its re-openingBen Stansall/AFPLondon Mayor Sadiq Khan applauds as Borough Market reopens following the recent attackHannah McKay/ReutersLondon Mayor Sadiq Khan meets traders and buys some spices at Borough Market as it re-opens to the public following the terrorist attackNeil P Mockford/Getty ImagesPeople buy produce from a stall in Borough MarketHannah McKay/ReutersPeople embrace in Borough Market, after it officially reopened following the attackHannah McKay/ReutersBorough Market in central London following its reopeningBen Stansall/AFPPolice officers stand inside Borough MarketHannah McKay/ReutersShoppers return to Borough Market as it reopens to the publicNeil P Mockford/Getty ImagesA stall holder speaks to a woman in Borough MarketHannah McKay/ReutersA butcher works in Borough Market after it reopenedHannah McKay/ReutersStall holders prepare their stall in Borough Market shortly before it reopenedHannah McKay/ReutersPeople walk through Borough Market after it officially re-openedHannah McKay/Reuters
