The British Army has been officially withdrawn from the streets of London

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A week after the suicide bombing at Manchester’s Arena which killed 22 and injured many, security around various key sites has eased.

Soldiers have been withdrawn from the streets Tuesday, including the Houses of Parliament however, police are urging Londoner’s to be vigilant.

A big thank you to all the police working to keep us safe this #BankHoliday& those defence personnel in support @metpoliceuk @BritishArmy pic.twitter.com/1W7ctcwuFe

— The Army in London (@ArmyInLondon) May 27, 2017

Members of the Battalion supporting police in London as part of Op Temperer.#ColdstreamGuards#Policepic.twitter.com/qN1HnWhzE7

— Coldstream Guards (@ColdstreamGds) May 27, 2017

 

Police officers & @BritishArmy soldiers are guarding Windsor Castle together this weekend #OpTemperer#BankHolidayWeekendpic.twitter.com/UB4ZNywqlJ

— Forces News (@ForcesNews) May 27, 2017

Police officers & @BritishArmy soldiers are guarding Windsor Castle together this weekend #OpTemperer#BankHolidayWeekendpic.twitter.com/UB4ZNywqlJ

— Forces News (@ForcesNews) May 27, 2017