A British Transport Police officer, who has only been with the force for two years, has been praised for his remarkable bravery in the face of terror.
The man, who remains unnamed, is recovering from his injuries in hospital after he was stabbed during the London Bridge terror attack
as he confronted the attackers armed with only a baton.
The officer was one of the first on the scene after he responded to calls for help from the public after a vehicle ploughed into pedestrians on London Bridge, the Daily Telegraph reports.
BTP chief constable Paul Crowther, who visited the officer in hospital where he is in a stable condition after suffering face, head and leg injuries, said he showed "enormous courage in the face of danger".
He said: "Although he is seriously unwell, he was able to recount how he faced the attackers armed only with his baton, outside London Bridge station.
