Muslim women dressed in headscarves stood hand-in-hand with others on Westminster Bridge in a show of solidarity with the victims of the terror attack. The women, who said they were wearing blue as a symbol of hope, stood holding hands for five minutes on the bridge in the afternoon. The event was organised by Women's March On London, See more photos after the cut.
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