In pictures: Finsbury Park Mosque attack

A man has died and nine people have been hospitalised after a man drove a van into worshippers near a north London mosque.

The prime minister chaired a Cobra meeting of the government's emergency committees earlier and said the attack was "every bit as sickening" as other recent attacks to hit the UK.

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Hundreds took part in a vigil near Finsbury Park Mosque on Monday night
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People held flowers at the vigil, where local faith leaders spoke to the crowd
Stefan Rousseau Theresa May and Met Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick meet Finsbury Park Mosque leadersStefan Rousseau
Theresa May and Cressida Dick, from the Met Police, speaking to religious leaders at the mosque
STEFAN ROUSSEAU British opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn meets locals at Finsbury Park Mosque in north LondonSTEFAN ROUSSEAU
Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn also met members of the north London mosque
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The van hit worshippers just after midnight
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Many of the victims were believed to have just left evening prayers after breaking the Ramadan fast
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Armed police were dispatched to the Finsbury Park area
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The attacker struck as the area was busy with worshippers marking the end of Ramadan
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Forensic teams are examining the van and the surrounding area
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Worshippers prayed on the street after the attack
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Tributes have been left at the scene
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A priest left flowers at the scene of a terror attack
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People are supporting the local Muslim community
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The Armed Forces Day flag above Downing Street is lowered to half mast following the attack