This week’s Nottingham WTA event will carry on despite a lockdown in the British city following a motorised rampage early Tuesday morning which killed three pedestrians and hostitalised three others.
Matches began on time at the 250 event where Maria Sakkari and French Open semi-finalist Beatriz Haddad Maia lead the grass court field.
A 31-year-old van driver was arrested after deliberately driving into a crowd waiting at a bus stop, killing three.
As a result, most of the city centre has been locked down for police investigations.
Main photo:- Police drag the suspect out of a white van at the scene, taser and arrest him whilst waiting for reinforcements – Courtesy GBNews
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