Overview
- A 35-year-old Syrian-British man was identified by police as the suspect, with UK media naming him as Jihad Alshami.
- Two men and one woman were detained in connection with the case as inquiries continued into motive.
- Two people were killed and three were seriously injured after a car-ramming was followed by a stabbing outside a synagogue on Yom Kippur.
- The suspect was shot by responding officers at the scene, and bomb-disposal units examined a suspicious device reported on his person.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer cut short a trip, convened a COBRA meeting, and ordered heightened security at synagogues nationwide.