Two men with butcher knives, a machete and a meat cleaver hacked another to death near military barracks in south London's neighborhood of Woolwich.

A look at the key known facts about the Wednesday attack in south London, when two men hacked another to death near military barracks. Q: What happened? A: Two men with butcher knives, a machete ...

Queen Elizabeth II visited Woolwich Barracks in London, near where a soldier was killed last week, as his family appealed for calm amid rising tensions over the terrorist attack.

The two suspects, who reportedly shouted “God is great!” in Arabic as they mounted their assault, set upon a young a man near a military barracks in the southeast London neighborhood of ...

Police and forensic officers near the scene of an attack which has left one man confirmed dead and two people injured near Woolwich barracks in London Wednesday, May, 22, 2013.

The attack took place in Woolwich, near the Royal Artillery Barracks, which houses a number of the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery and independent companies of the Grenadier and Coldstream Guards.

Queen Elizabeth II visited Woolwich Barracks in London, near where a soldier was killed last week, as his family appealed for calm amid rising tensions over the terrorist attack.

The plan to close Woolwich Barracks after nearly 250 years as a military base is an opportunity to bring new housing to the area, the local council has said. Local residents have until 17 March to ...

LONDON, UK — A man thought to be a serving British soldier was killed by two armed men in a frenzied attack on a London street Wednesday, in what the government is treating as a suspected act… ...

nepal — A brutal attack in broad daylight near a military barracks in London left one man dead and two suspects hospitalized Wednesday after a shootout with police. British Prime Minister David ...

The plan to close Woolwich Barracks after nearly 250 years as a military base is an opportunity to bring new housing to the area, the local council has said.

The plan to close Woolwich Barracks after nearly 250 years as a military base is an opportunity to bring new housing to the area, the local council has said.