British PM Theresa May says attacker aimed to cause 'maximum carnage'
May said the attacker had shown "cold calculation" by targeting children, adding that police believe they know his identity.
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May said the attacker had shown "cold calculation" by targeting children, adding that police believe they know his identity but are not disclosing it for the moment as the investigation continues.
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