Detectives investigating the terrorist attack at Parsons Green have made an arrest https://t.co/dr2s5fajVv pic.twitter.com/eowH6zaX79

— Metropolitan Police (@metpoliceuk) September 16, 2017

Parsons Green bombing: armed police search house in Sunbury-on-Thames – live updates https://t.co/vTy0mK4eYS

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 16, 2017

British police say an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the terror attack on a London Tube train https://t.co/BD8nxUCutK pic.twitter.com/eIzlavfAvW

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) September 16, 2017

Responding to Parsons Green, the Government struck the right tone
https://t.co/W6AuAuwqef

— The Independent (@Independent) September 16, 2017

.@MarkUrban01 understands that the Parsons Green tube bomb was "designed to have a highly lethal effect, on the pattern of Manchester" pic.twitter.com/rm8VlPwxMg

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) September 16, 2017

Trump administration won't pull out of Paris accord, offers to re-engage in climate deal, EU official says https://t.co/v9eHLcRtZH

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 16, 2017

White House denies US is planning to remain in Paris climate accord https://t.co/hVG86QW7A5

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 16, 2017

Trump making zero sense on Paris climate change pact. The way it's crafted, U.S. can literally set whatever terms it wants to remain in.

— Matt McDermott (@mattmfm) September 16, 2017

Live shots from the pro-Trump "Mother of All Rallies" going on in DC right now.

…Turns out bots can't rally. #MOAR pic.twitter.com/AO8nboy4pM

— Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D (@RVAwonk) September 16, 2017

Trump spent $25 MILLION on 3 Doors Down and the Piano Guys, more than Obama spent on Beyonce and Bruce Springsteen https://t.co/Ly5Ytr1SXM pic.twitter.com/8G1U6tPoNZ

— Brendan Fischer (@brendan_fischer) September 16, 2017

EU's deputy Brexit negotiator doubts talks will move on to trade next month, sources say https://t.co/0OEOthVRWh pic.twitter.com/eK07a4EjvT

— Bloomberg UK (@BloombergUK) September 16, 2017

The threat of Brexit-related upheaval already seems to be influencing decisions https://t.co/fZ96jOCK8k

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 16, 2017