'We're devastated': Cambridge University and residents react to London Bridge attack

Cambridge University’s vice-chancellor, Prof Stephen J Toope and Cambridge residents paid tribute to the first named victim of the London Bridge attack, Jack Merritt, a course coordinator for Learning Together, a programme run by the University of Cambridge’s institute of criminology. The second victim Saskia Jones, a former Cambridge student, was named a day later

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