London Police Say They Are Reviewing Security After Berlin, Ankara Attacks

LONDON (Reuters) —
An armed police officer patrols on Horse Guards in London, Tuesday. (Reuters/Neil Hall)

London police said on Tuesday they are reviewing their plans for protecting public events over the next few weeks after Russia’s ambassador was killed in Ankara and a truck plowed into people at a busy market in Berlin.

The police said in a statement that Metropolitan Police have detailed plans for protecting public events over the next few weeks.

“As a matter of routine, as a precaution, we review our plans after attacks overseas, and we are doing so at present following the awful incidents in Berlin and [in] Ankara last night,” the statement read.

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