Londoners have left floral tributes for the victims of Friday's terror attack on London Bridge.

Two people were killed and three others injured in the incident.

As Londoners come to terms with the news of yesterday's terrorist attack (29th November) which saw the death of two members of the public and three others injured, floral tributes were left on the south side of the bridge.

The British born perpetrator Usman Khan was killed by police after committing the knife attack on the north side of London Bridge close by to where he was attending a prisoner rehabilitation conference at the Fishmonger's Hall.

Members of the public, one armed with a fire extinguisher and another with a Narwhal tusk bravely stepped in to stop the attack before armed police moved in on Khan.

Tonight, London Bridge remains closed with abandoned vehicles still on the bridge as the police continue to collect evidence.