Flowers are laid by members of the public in tribute to the victims of the Borough terror attack on the south side of London Bridge near Borough Market on June 11, 2017 in London, England. After the terror attack on June 3, 2017 when 8 people were killed, the area around Borough market is beginning to reopen as people return to leave flowers, messages and visit local businesses. (Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images)
Written tributes are left on a wall on London Bridge in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday. / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
Women look at floral tributes by London Bridge, just over a week on from the terror attack on the bridge and at Borough Market, Sunday June 11, 2017. (David Mirzoeff/PA via AP)
A woman prepares to give out roses on London Bridge with messages of "love and solidarity", just over a week on from the terror attack on the bridge and at Borough Market, Sunday June 11, 2017. (David Mirzoeff/PA via AP)
TOPSHOT - A rose is given to a member of the public by the multi-faith group '1000RosesLondon' on London Bridge, in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Due to larger than expected donations, the group intend giving out 3000 roses with cards, "in an expression of love, solidarity and appreciation". / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
Roses with messages are given out to passers-by on London Bridge just over a week on from the terror attack on the bridge and Borough Market, Sunday June 11, 2017. (David Mirzoeff/PA via AP)
A family and others write messages of support to the victims of the Borough terror attack and lay roses next to a wall on the south side of London Bridge near Borough Market on June 11, 2017 in London, England. After the terror attack on June 3, 2017 when 8 people were killed, the area around Borough market is beginning to reopen as people return to leave flowers, messages and visit local businesses. (Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images)
A security guard stands at a cordon at an entrance to Borough Market, in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday. / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
A woman stops to look at messages left by well-wishers on London bridge in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday. / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
A message left by the trustees, staff and traders is seen among floral tributes on London Bridge in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday. / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
A woman stops to look at flowers left by well-wishers on London bridge in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday. / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
Members of a multi-faith group know as '1000RosesLondon' prepare to hand out red roses to members of the public on London Bridge, in London on June 11, 2017, following the June 3 terror attack that targeted members of the public on London Bridge and Borough Market. Due to larger than expected donations, the group intend giving out 3000 roses with cards, "in an expression of love, solidarity and appreciation". / AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
A young boy attaches a message of support to a wall for the victims of the Borough terror attack on the south side of London Bridge near Borough Market on June 11, 2017 in London, England. After the terror attack on June 3, 2017 when 8 people were killed, the area around Borough market is beginning to reopen as people return to leave flowers, messages and visit local businesses. (Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images)
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Flowers are laid by members of the public in tribute to the victims of the Borough terror attack on the south side of London Bridge near Borough Market on June 11, 2017 in London, England. After the terror attack on June 3, 2017 when 8 people were killed, the area around Borough market is beginning to reopen as people return to leave flowers, messages and visit local businesses. (Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images)
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After the terror attack on June 3, 2017 when 8 people were killed, the area around Borough market is beginning to reopen as people return to leave flowers, messages and visit local businesses.