That's the problem with the instant news we get nowadays, it is 90% speculation and 10% fact. They are all chasing to be the first to break the news before the know enough to report it properly.
thanks, davegosling. The BBC were supposed to have sworn off unsubstantiated news reports, but I suppose it's reasonable to ask eyewitnesses when you can't get a second source.
All media trying to find out what happened ...just speculation at present....seems to be around Selfridges store where disruption was....Oxford Circus underground Station and Bond Street too....reports of maybe gunshots tbc....nothing solid yet.
Spokeswoman for Selfridges has said store evacuated as a precaution only and no incidents occurred in the store......shouting from people outside and loads of people running....
Both Oxford Circus and Bond St Tube stations now open and all trains stopping there. Good news there.
Not to say it never happened but it's been many a summer since I heard a car backfire.
I suppose since there are no reports of casualties (or anything at all really) I'm fairly safe in saying since it happened at a circus it could be a clown car.
they're now talking about reports of a suspicious package on a train as being the cause of the problem, now dealt with. Nobody's found any evidence of shooting and no casualties.
I'd say it was all hysteria except that the few clips I've seen suggest nobody was hysterical at all, just following instructions to get out of the way.
Can't blame anyone for taking it seriously but it all looks a bit of a non-story.
Those were the days of cars backfiring lol My brother did it on purpose several times which by the way, I didn`t agree with!
He backfired his old van whilst driving up to see our local vicar. The vicar thought it highly amusing :)
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