The Metropolitan Police arrested a man after a car crashed into the gates of the Buckingham Palace in central London, British media reported on Sunday (Mar 10). According to the police, the incident occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning.&nbsp;

The man was taken to a hospital, and the police said enquiries were ongoing to establish the circumstances.

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Buckingham Palace, meanwhile, said that no member of the Royal Family was resident at the time of the incident and repairs to the gates were underway.

Grainy images on social media showed a car at the front gates of the palace. British media quoted a witness as saying they had heard "a loud bang". The police also said that there were no reports of any injuries due to the incident.&nbsp; 
 
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The Metropolitan Police arrested a man after a car crashed into the gates of the Buckingham Palace in central London, British media reported on Sunday (Mar 10). According to the police, the incident occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The Metropolitan Police arrested a man after a car crashed into the gates of the Buckingham Palace in central London, British media reported on Sunday (Mar 10). According to the police, the incident occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning. The man was taken to a hospital, and the police said enquiries were ongoing to establish the circumstances. Here's a look at the video: 🇬🇧CAR RAMS INTO GATES AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE London Police: “Armed officers arrested a man at the scene on suspicion of criminal damage. He was taken to hospital. There were no reports of any injuries. Enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances.” Source: Daily Mail https://t.co/8xQpSFl0mk pic.twitter.com/mcOekGrcqI — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) March 10, 2024 × Buckingham Palace, meanwhile, said that no member of the Royal Family was resident at the time of the incident and repairs to the gates were underway. Grainy images on social media showed a car at the front gates of the palace. British media quoted a witness as saying they had heard "a loud bang". The police also said that there were no reports of any injuries due to the incident. (With inputs from agencies)

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A report by BBC citing the police said that&nbsp;a&nbsp;man was arrested outside Buckingham Palace&nbsp;on Tuesday (May 2)&nbsp;after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into palace grounds.&nbsp;The area around the palace was cordoned off&nbsp;after the man was detained by police at around 19:00 (local time).

The incident comes just four days before King Charles III’s coronation, with rehearsals for the procession scheduled to take place later in the evening. According to London's&nbsp;Metropolitan Police, the man was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon.&nbsp;A controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution after an assessment from specialists, said the media report.&nbsp; 
 
Police&nbsp;Chief Superintendent Joseph McDonald said, "Officers worked immediately to detain the man and he has been taken into police custody.&nbsp;There have been no reports of any shots fired, or any injuries to officers or members of the public."

He added, "Officers remain at the scene and further enquiries are ongoing." 
 
Meanwhile, a&nbsp;controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution after an assessment from specialists, reported BBC. The police also said that the man approached the gates of Buckingham Palace&nbsp;and threw a number of items including,&nbsp;suspected shotgun cartridges,&nbsp;into the grounds. 
 
He was also "found to be in possession of a suspicious bag," said the&nbsp;Metropolitan Police, in a statement. It added, "At this time, we are not treating the matter as terror-related." 
 
According to media reports, the King and&nbsp;Queen Consort were not at Buckingham Palace at the time of the incident. Officials at the Buckingham Palace are yet to comment. This comes as the Mall&nbsp;leading to the&nbsp;palace&nbsp;has been closed off to traffic in preparation for Saturday's coronation.&nbsp;

King Charles'&nbsp;coronation&nbsp;is the first to take place in Britain in 70 years and London is&nbsp;set to witness&nbsp;huge crowds, including thousands of&nbsp;ceremonial troops taking part in the&nbsp;procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey.&nbsp;

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According to the latest update, the roads have now been reopened and most of the cordons have been lifted. 
 
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A report by BBC citing the police said that a man was arrested outside Buckingham Palace on Tuesday (May 2) after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into palace grounds.

A report by BBC citing the police said that a man was arrested outside Buckingham Palace on Tuesday (May 2) after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into palace grounds. The area around the palace was cordoned off after the man was detained by police at around 19:00 (local time). The incident comes just four days before King Charles III’s coronation, with rehearsals for the procession scheduled to take place later in the evening. According to London's Metropolitan Police, the man was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon. A controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution after an assessment from specialists, said the media report. Police Chief Superintendent Joseph McDonald said, "Officers worked immediately to detain the man and he has been taken into police custody. There have been no reports of any shots fired, or any injuries to officers or members of the public." He added, "Officers remain at the scene and further enquiries are ongoing." Meanwhile, a controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution after an assessment from specialists, reported BBC. The police also said that the man approached the gates of Buckingham Palace and threw a number of items including, suspected shotgun cartridges, into the grounds. He was also "found to be in possession of a suspicious bag," said the Metropolitan Police, in a statement. It added, "At this time, we are not treating the matter as terror-related." According to media reports, the King and Queen Consort were not at Buckingham Palace at the time of the incident. Officials at the Buckingham Palace are yet to comment. This comes as the Mall leading to the palace has been closed off to traffic in preparation for Saturday's coronation. King Charles' coronation is the first to take place in Britain in 70 years and London is set to witness huge crowds, including thousands of ceremonial troops taking part in the procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. Update: According to the latest update, the roads have now been reopened and most of the cordons have been lifted. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Buckingham Palace: Man arrested after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges

A 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly trespassing the Buckingham Palace ground after he told the staff, "I want to see the Queen”.

According to the Mirror newspaper, Connor Attridge, who has a facial tattoo reading “truly blessed”, allegedly ran through the vehicle gate of the Royal Mews on Sunday night.

He managed to cover three to five meters beyond the palace boundary after he was confronted by a member of the household staff. Attridge had told the staff, "I want to come in. I want to see the Queen.

The shocking incident takes place just days ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations where security has been tightened around the palace.

Following his arrest, Attridge was brought to Westminster Magistrates’ Court.

In the hearing, prosecutor Leila Nahaboo-Osman said the area where Attridge allegedly trespassed is "one of the most heavily guarded places in London".

Daniel Mullin, defending, said his client suffers from mental health issues, did not use "stealth" and had "no motive or desire to go further than he did", having allegedly breached the boundary by just metres.

"This was at worst reckless and at best bordering on an accidental offence," he said.

District Judge Nina Tempia adjourned the case to June 28 for the Crown Prosecution Service to obtain consent from Attorney General Suella Braverman, which is required in cases involving trespass on a protected site.

On June 2, the four-day festivities will kick off with the Trooping the Colour, the sovereign's official birthday parade, where the Queen is expected to join working members of the royal family on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

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A 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly trespassing the Buckingham Palace ground after he told the staff, "I want to see the Queen”. According to the Mirror newspaper, Connor Attridge, who has a facial tattoo reading “truly blessed”, allegedly ran through the vehicle gate of the Royal Mews on Sunday night.

A 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly trespassing the Buckingham Palace ground after he told the staff, "I want to see the Queen”. According to the Mirror newspaper, Connor Attridge, who has a facial tattoo reading “truly blessed”, allegedly ran through the vehicle gate of the Royal Mews on Sunday night. He managed to cover three to five meters beyond the palace boundary after he was confronted by a member of the household staff. Attridge had told the staff, "I want to come in. I want to see the Queen. The shocking incident takes place just days ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations where security has been tightened around the palace. Following his arrest, Attridge was brought to Westminster Magistrates’ Court. In the hearing, prosecutor Leila Nahaboo-Osman said the area where Attridge allegedly trespassed is "one of the most heavily guarded places in London". Daniel Mullin, defending, said his client suffers from mental health issues, did not use "stealth" and had "no motive or desire to go further than he did", having allegedly breached the boundary by just metres. "This was at worst reckless and at best bordering on an accidental offence," he said. District Judge Nina Tempia adjourned the case to June 28 for the Crown Prosecution Service to obtain consent from Attorney General Suella Braverman, which is required in cases involving trespass on a protected site. On June 2, the four-day festivities will kick off with the Trooping the Colour, the sovereign's official birthday parade, where the Queen is expected to join working members of the royal family on the Buckingham Palace balcony. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Police investigating Friday&#39;s&nbsp;sword attack outside Buckingham Palace in London arrested a second man on Sunday, a statement said.

&quot;The man was arrested on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism at 10:15hrs (0915 GMT) today and he has been taken into custody,&quot; the statement said.

The 30-year-old man was arrested at an address in West London and police are searching the property as part of the inquiry.

A warrant for the extended detention of the 26-year-old man involved in Friday&#39;s incident has also been granted, the statement said.

The suspect -- who was arrested under the Terrorism Act -- had reached for a four-foot sword upon being challenged by unarmed police officers after deliberately driving at them outside the world-famous landmark.

Police said the man, who comes from Luton some 30 miles (50 km) north of London, had repeatedly shouted &quot;Allahu akbar&quot; (God is greatest) and was incapacitated with CS gas.

In an earlier statement, they said searches were ongoing in the Luton area and that they believed it was a lone-wolf attack.

&quot;We believe the man was acting alone and we are not looking for other suspects at this stage,&quot; it said.

Three officers were lightly injured while detaining the man, two of whom required hospital treatment.

Since March, 35 people have been killed in jihadist attacks in Britain, two of them in London and a third in Manchester.&nbsp;

Two of those involved a vehicle ploughing into pedestrians while the third was a bomb attack outside a pop concert by US star Ariana Grande in Manchester that killed 22 people, a third of them children.

The suspect -- who was arrested under the Terrorism Act -- had reached for a four-foot sword upon being challenged by unarmed police officers after deliberately driving at them

Police investigating Friday's sword attack outside Buckingham Palace in London arrested a second man on Sunday, a statement said. "The man was arrested on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism at 10:15hrs (0915 GMT) today and he has been taken into custody," the statement said. The 30-year-old man was arrested at an address in West London and police are searching the property as part of the inquiry. A warrant for the extended detention of the 26-year-old man involved in Friday's incident has also been granted, the statement said. The suspect -- who was arrested under the Terrorism Act -- had reached for a four-foot sword upon being challenged by unarmed police officers after deliberately driving at them outside the world-famous landmark. Police said the man, who comes from Luton some 30 miles (50 km) north of London, had repeatedly shouted "Allahu akbar" (God is greatest) and was incapacitated with CS gas. In an earlier statement, they said searches were ongoing in the Luton area and that they believed it was a lone-wolf attack. "We believe the man was acting alone and we are not looking for other suspects at this stage," it said. Three officers were lightly injured while detaining the man, two of whom required hospital treatment. Since March, 35 people have been killed in jihadist attacks in Britain, two of them in London and a third in Manchester. Two of those involved a vehicle ploughing into pedestrians while the third was a bomb attack outside a pop concert by US star Ariana Grande in Manchester that killed 22 people, a third of them children.

Second man arrested after Buckingham Palace sword attack