Theresa May: We will never give in to terror

British Prime Minister Theresa May delivered an address in connection with the terrorist attack on the afternoon of March 22 near the Houses of Parliament in London.

“We will move forward together, never give in to terror, and never let the voices of hatred and evil divide us,” May said at the end of her speech.

She stressed that after the attack, "parliament will meet as usual" and all residents and visitors to London will go about their business "as usual."

May also said that the location for the attack was not chosen by chance, since the parliament symbolizes the values ​​​​of free people - such as "democracy, freedom, human rights, the rule of law."

“Any attempt to crush these values ​​through violence and terror is doomed to failure,” she said.

• On March 22, an unknown man in a car knocked down several pedestrians on Westminster Bridge in London and near the Houses of Parliament, after which he attacked a policeman with a knife. At least three people, including a police officer, were killed. About 20 people were injured; among them are foreigners and children.
• The attacker was shot dead. Police said they had identified him, but his name has not yet been released. Information appeared in the British media that the attack was carried out by Abu Izzadeen, convicted of justifying terrorism, but later it turned out that he was in prison.