Morning Mail: Seven dead in London attack, three Australians involved, Hanson capitalises on deaths, thousands celebrate Mabo Day

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Guardian Australia's Morning Mail Monday 5 June 2017 g London Bridge attack Good morning, and welcome to the Morning Mail. The story leading our website this morning is the London Bridge attack, where seven people have been killed and dozens injured when a white rental van ploughed into pedestrians on London Bridge. The van continued on to nearby Borough Market where three attackers emerged and carried out multiple stabbings in pubs and restaurants. Police have been praised for their swift response, after all three attackers were killed within eight minutes of the first call reporting an incident on London Bridge. Here's a timeline of the attack, and what we know so far. The police are treating the attack as a terrorist incident and, as they race to establish if attackers were part of a network, 12 arrests have been made in the hunt for associates. Our continuing live blog and more coverage below, or find everything about the London Bridge attack on site here. Keep reading for the rest of the top stories this morning, with more news from around Australia and the world.

Headlines London attack: Islamic groups step up anti-terror efforts in UK – live updates • Seven killed and 48 people hurt, 21 critically • Canadian national among the dead • Member of public suffered gunshot wound Three Australians caught up in London Bridge attack, Julie Bishop says Foreign minister says Australian authorities are still making inquiries about the third victim, as more details emerge of horrific attacks Donald Trump berates London mayor over response to terror attacks President criticises Sadiq Khan and uses attack to justify travel ban before mayor's spokesman calls tweet 'ill-informed' and deliberately out of context Outcry as Pauline Hanson turns UK police warning into anti-Islam meme Malcolm Turnbull confirms at least one Australian injured in London attack, as Bill Shorten criticises Hanson's response Theresa May responds to London Bridge attack with anti-terror laws promise Prime minister accused of politicising atrocity as she says there has been 'far too much tolerance of extremism' Australian news and politics Bones found in Royal national park confirmed to belong to Matthew Leveson DNA results released on Sunday after human remains found at Royal national park search site on Wednesday Gonski 2.0: Greens demand changes to Coalition's 'hopeless compromise' Richard Di Natale says Greens want more money in package and independent body to set future funding levels Ms Dhu: family calls for criminal charges against ex-partner and three police Yamatji woman died in police custody in Port Hedland in 2014 less than 48 hours after being locked up for unpaid fines Mabo Day: thousands celebrate on 25th anniversary of landmark land rights case Judgment commemorated at festival in Townsville as Eddie Mabo's daughter Gail urges governments to spend more time talking with Indigenous communities Malcolm Turnbull warns Asian leaders of 'a coercive China' PM uses speech in Singapore to highlight tensions over North Korea and South China Sea, saying 'respecting the sovereignty of nations' is paramount CSIRO cooperation with Chinese defence contractor should raise questions The national science agency is in a research partnership with a Chinese state-owned enterprise responsible for the same advanced military technologies Australia's intelligence community is working hard to guard against Mabo 25 years on: let's look at the vast, absurdist fiction this ruling toppled James Cook was instructed to take possession of country 'with the Consent of the Natives'. So who told him: 'Sure, Captain – take it all'? Around the world Isis surrenders Iraqi hideout of leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Fall of key town Baaj to Shia forces leaves pocket of west Mosul and Bukamal as only urban centres in Iraq with big Isis presence More than 1,500 Juventus fans in Turin injured after stampede • Witnesses suggest firecrackers mistaken for explosions caused panic and crowd surge • Three people seriously hurt, including seven-year-old boy Russia actively stoking discord in Macedonia since 2008, intel files say Leaked documents suggest Kremlin's goal is to stop Balkan countries joining Nato and to pry them away from western influence Gunfire during ceasefire stops civilians fleeing fighting in Philippines Only 134 are evacuated on Sunday after 13 days of fighting between Isis-linked militants and government forces Senators preview plans for James Comey hearing as suspense builds Democrat Mark Warner says intelligence committee will discuss contacts apparently not yet 'fully revealed' between Trump aides and Russia

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