Nine people including seven children were injured, some believed critically, on Thursday when a car collided with a primary school building in southwest London.
Police said they were not treating the incident at the private Study Prep girls' school in Wimbledon, as terror-related.
Aerial footage of the scene -- not far from where the Wimbledon tennis tournament was taking place -- showed a Land Rover car stopped at an angle against the wall of the modern school building.The police, ambulance and fire service were all called to the scene on Camp Road, near Wimbledon Common, after the incident just before 10:00 am.
The Study Prep school takes girls from aged four to 11. It is split into several sites, with the youngest pupils taught on Camp Road, near the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club.
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