
Metropolitan Police described the incident as a collision and said the motive was under investigation
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A car had mounted the sidewalk outside museum in South Kensington
Counter-terror officers haven't reached conclusion on circumstances
It was said earlier the incident was not treated as terrorism-related
Police said it was believed the car had mounted the pavement outside the popular attraction in west London and collided with a number of pedestrians. Officers had arrested a man at the scene and he was now being questioned.
Britain has suffered five attacks blamed on terrorism so far this year, three of which involved vehicles, and the incident in an area packed with tourists at the weekend had prompted concerns that the collision had been a deliberate act.
"The incident is a road traffic investigation and not a terrorist-related incident," a police statement said.

Several images of the collision were posted on Twitter
Unverified footage from the scene showed a man being pinned to the ground by what appeared to be four security guards or police officers.
The Natural History Museum is located on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, one of the British capital's most upmarket districts and home to a host of other museums, restaurants as well as university buildings.
It is the fourth most popular tourist attraction in the United Kingdom, with 4.6 million visits during 2016, according to the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions.
The collision brought the area to a standstill as police cordoned off a wide area whilst they carried out their investigation.

Paramedics arrived at the scene and attended to the injured
Britain is on its second highest security alert level, meaning an attack by militants is considered highly likely.
In March, a man drove a car into pedestrians on London's Westminster Bridge killing four before stabbing a police officer to death in the grounds of parliament.
Three Islamist militants drove into people on London Bridge in June before stabbing people at nearby restaurants and bars, killing eight. The same month, a van was driven into worshippers near a mosque in north London which left one man dead.
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