London Bridge attack: Taxi driver 'saved life' of student nursepublished at 08:43 British Summer Time 5 June 2017
BBC News UK
A student nurse from Cheshire's told the BBC she believes words shouted by a taxi driver saved her life during the London Bridge terror attack.
Rhiannon Owen from Nantwich was at a cash point when she says the driver yelled at her to run.
"I saw the knife and I didn't turn around again. I just started running as fast as I could," she said.
The 19-year-old from Cheshire saw the attacker behind her and ran into Applebee's pub where she joined 30 or 40 others and hid in a stock room.
She said she owes the taxi driver her life and appealed for him to get in touch: "You saved my life and you let me go and make sure other people were safe."