Terror Attack at Finsbury Park Mosque as van drives into crowd of worshippers leaving after prayers

VOICED: Shows interior shots Muslims praying at Battersea Mosque in London. Exterior shots group of Muslims holding vigil for victims of Finsbury Park Mosque terror attack and holding banner reading 'One London'. Exterior shots Birmingham Central Mosque. Interview with Mohammad Abbas Choudry, General Secretary at the Battersea Mosque speaking on community need to stand up to attacks and appear as one. Interview with Talha Ahmad, Muslim Council of Britain speaking on safety around mosques with the rise of Islamophobia. Interview with Mohammad Afzal, Chairman, Birmingham Central Mosque speaking on taking extra security measures during Ramadan. Exterior shots voxpops speaking on Finsbury Park Mosque terror attack. London is yet again the scene of another terror attack - this time targeting the Muslim community. In the early hours of the morning a van deliberately drove into a crowd of worshippers leaving a Muslim Welfare Centre after prayers Theresa May said today she was "sickened" by the attack in North London. It happened just days after the city's Mayor warned of a dramatic rise in Islamophobic attacks - which have gone up five fold since the London Bridge terror incident.And it has left many Muslims in the UK worried about their safety on 19th June, 2017 in London, England