Communication issues left London Bridge attack casualties without first aid

London Ambulance Service chief told inquest 'chaotic conditions' had caused issues

Communication issues meant that police and members of the public were left treating victims of the London Bridge terror attacks, not knowing why paramedics were not coming to their aid, a London Ambulance Service boss has admitted.

The inquest into the eight people killed heard that at least two LAS staff knew there were casualties in the vicinity of the Boro Bistro courtyard below street level on the night of 3 June 2017.