Westminster terror attack: Fourth victim dies in hospital

A survivor of the Westminster terror attack has described the moment he was thrown over the front of the attacker's car - leaving him with serious leg injuries.

Francisco Lopes, a 26-year-old Portuguese national living in London for 15 years, says he was only yards away from the oncoming grey Hyundai when he realised he would be hit.

"I was one metre from the car and I could not run from its way so, the car hit me and I fell over the car but part of it was already broken and I think those parts injured me," he said.

"Then, when I was on the floor I saw people shouting, I saw the people distressed and shouting 'Help, help, I don't feel my legs'.

"They were shouting because of the pain they felt. It was awful."

Mr Lopes added that although he was still struggling emotionally it felt "wonderful" to be alive.

The 'last-known' picture taken of Pc Keith Palmer has emerged.

Pc Palmer posed for a photograph with American tourist Staci Martin in front of the gates of the Palace of Westminster some 45 minutes before he was attacked on Wednesday.

The tourist, from Wellington, Florida, wrote on her Facebook page: "I liked his funny hat so I asked him if he would take a picture with me. He obliged. He was very polite".

The Metropolitan Police Federation has raised more than £350,000 for the family of murdered Pc Keith Palmer - smashing their initial target of £250,000.

Mr Palmer, 48, was stabbed to death on Wednesday as he attempted to disarm 52-year-old Khalid Masood outside the Palace of Westminster.

More than 18,000 people have donated funds to the JustGiving page with hundreds leaving comments, praising the officer for his heroic actions.

One message read: "Thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues at this very difficult time", with another adding: "The country and your family are proud of you."

It has now been revealed that Khalid Masood, who killed several people in a Westminster terror attack on Wednesday, stayed at the Preston Park Hotel in Brighton the evening before the incident.

The 52-year-old was a career criminal who became an extremist, using a hire car to mow down people on Westminster Bridge.

The first pictures have emerged of the scene at Parliament since the terror attack on Wednesday.

Photos show the impact of the car on the wall outside Parliament, as well as layers of flowers laid by passersby who wanted to pay tribute,

A neighbour of the Westminster attacker has said she is "shocked" at the actions of Khalid Masood.

Kaodi Campbell, 25, told ITV News in Birmingham that although she did not know him on a first-name basis he would say hello to her and was always "willing to help" jump-start her car.

Ms Campbell added that she would also talk to his wife and would see Khalid regularly take his children to school describing his life as "just normal family living really".

A former colleague and friend of Pc Keith Palmer who was killed in the Westminster attacks has described him as "amazing and encouraging".

David Darby, 38, met Pc Palmer in 1998 when they were in the Territorial Army together.

"Keith was an amazing guy, really encouraging guy, he used to help me out a lot with my fitness and training if I was ever lagging behind, he would encourage me to move on [and] give me motivation," the railway ticket office clerk from south-east London said.

"He was just an amazing guy."

Mr Darby continued: "Keith always talked to me about joining the police force and I found out later on he joined the police force.

"He always wanted to be a firearms officer then jointed the diplomatic police ... just a really nice guy in general, always helped me out."

• What we know about the Westminster terror attack victims

A 75-year-old man who was injured in Wednesday's terror attack in Westminster has died.

He passed away at King's College Hospital in London, the trust which runs it confirmed on twitter.

Scotland Yard said he had been "receiving medical treatment in hospital" but his life support was withdrawn on Thursday evening.

The force added that his next of kin have been informed and are receiving support from specially trained family liaison officers.

He is the fourth innocent victim of the attack to die. Pc Keith Palmer, married mother-of-two Aysha Frade and American tourist Kurt Cochran were also killed.

The attacker, Khalid Masood, was shot dead by armed officers.

• What we know about the Westminster terror attack victims

• Video report by ITV News correspondent Paul Davies

Britain stood still today to pay tribute to the victims of the Westminster terror attack, from MPs and the police to Londoners in Trafalgar Square.

One day on from the events of Wednesday afternoon, the attacker has been named as 52-year-old Kent-born Khalid Masood.

His three victims have also been named.

In a defiant message to a packed House of Commons, Prime Minister Theresa May said: "We will never waver in the face of terrorism."