Boris Johnson: At least one Brit injured in Nice attack

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At least one Briton has been injured in the terrorist attack in Nice, new Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said.

"The only information I have is that there is one UK national who is injured but it is still too early to say at the moment," Johnson said.

He described the attack as "appalling" and said it represented the "continuing threat" to Europe from terrorism.

He confirmed there would be meetings later to discuss the implications for the UK and that he would speak to his French counterpart.

Last updated Mon 18 Jul 2016