US President Mr Donald J Trump Sends His Condolence To London Over Terror Attack At Westminster, As PM. Theresa May Sounds Defiant!

According to the latest report, about five people are now confirmed dead and 40 others wounded, with some very seriously from yesterday's terror attack in Westminster and within the Houses of Parliament premises in London. In her reaction, Prime Minister Theresa May sounded defiant, hours after the attack in which she insisted, life must continue as normal in London, stating that the city must not give in to the purpose and the will of the attackers.

"We will all move forward together," she told reporters in Downing Street. She offered her sympathies to the relatives of those who were killed, saying her "thoughts and prayers were with those who had waved their loved ones off, but will not be welcoming them home" she said.

According to his twitter handle, President Trump has also spoken to UK Prime Minister Theresa May to extend his condolence over the attack. Mr. Trump praised "the effective response of security forces and first responders," and offered the US's "full cooperation and support in responding to the attack and bringing those responsible to justice."