A minute’s silence has been honoured and a church service held in memory of those murdered in the London Bridge terror attack, exactly a year ago.
Eight died and 48 were injured by three men who drove into pedestrians, then stabbed people in Borough Market.
Their loved ones lit candles at the Southwark Cathedral service, which was attended by the prime minister and members of the emergency services.
An olive tree was planted using compost from floral tributes.
At the cathedral, Dean of Southwark, the Very Reverend Andrew Nunn, read the names of those killed in the attack.
He praised the “dedication” of the emergency services and prayed for their “continued safety and protection”.