nterview with Mary Creagh MP about her experience of the Westminster terror attack

The transcript details a response to a terror attack near New Scotland Yard. It includes an eyewitness account of a vehicle mounting the pavement and hitting pedestrians, the immediate actions taken to ensure safety, and the emotional impact on those involved. The narrative highlights the bravery of police officers and the importance of communication during such crises.

What was the initial action taken by the narrator and others when they realized a terror attack was happening?

• They directed people away from the incident.

• They ran away from the scene.

• They called the police immediately.

• They took shelter in a nearby building.

What did the colleague from WWF witness during the attack on the bridge?

• An ambulance arriving immediately.

• A group of people helping the injured.

• A silver vehicle hitting pedestrians.

• A police officer stopping the attacker.

What was the narrator's main concern regarding the situation inside the building?

• The possibility of another attacker inside.

• The delay in medical assistance.

• The safety of the police officers.

• The lack of communication with the outside.

How did the narrator feel about the police officers involved in the incident?

• They were the true heroes.

• They were unprepared for the situation.

• They were not doing enough.

• They were too aggressive.

What was the narrator's emotional reaction upon realizing the severity of the attack?

• Calm and composed.

• Angry and frustrated.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Frightened and concerned.