A minute's silence has been held to mark the first anniversary of the Finsbury Park terrorist attack. One man - Makram Ali - died, and nine others were injured when a van was driven into a crowd of people near a north London mosque on 19 June 2017. The prime minister said it was "an attack on all of us" and the community's bravery "sent a message that terrorism will never succeed".
The silence was held outside Islington Town Hall at 09:30 BST. On Monday evening, the phrase #LondonUnited was projected on to the Muslim Welfare House and is remaining to mark a year since the attack.
Darren Osborne, 48, was jailed for 43 years for murdering 51-year-old Mr Ali after deliberately ploughing into the crowd on Seven Sisters Road during Ramadan.
Muslim leaders, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and other politicians also gave speeches at the event in Islington. On Saturday, the Islington Faiths Forum will host a "Great Get Together" in the courtyard of Muslim Welfare House with the aim of "bringing the community together in peace and mutual understanding".
