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Cyprus Mail24 Jul 2026

Five UK police officers injured after boat strikes bridge in London

Five UK police officers injured after boat strikes bridge in London

Five British police officers were injured after a Metropolitan Police boat struck Westminster Bridge in central London on Friday, the force said.

The vessel, from the Met’s Marine Policing Unit, hit the bridge at about 3.40pm local time, 5.40pm Cyprus time, the police said. It added that a number of officers had entered the water but were rescued, with additional police responding along with other emergency services....

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