A 29-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car hit pedestrians in London in the early hours of Sunday.
The Metropolitan Police said officers were called to reports that a vehicle had been involved in a collision on Argyll Street, Westminster, at around 4.30am.
A man in his 50s sustained life-changing injuries and was taken to hospital, along with two women in their 30s, one of whom is in a critical condition. The second woman was treated for minor injuries.
Read more from Sky News:
Richard Tice responds to reported failure to pay £100,000 tax
Jesy Nelson's car stolen with children's essential hospital kit inside
The driver of the car was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder, GBH, dangerous driving and drink driving. She remains in custody.
The incident, which took place in a busy part of central London, is not being treated as terrorism-related.
Detective chief inspector Alison Foxwell called for potential witnesses to come forward.
She said: "As our inquiries continue, our thoughts are with those injured and their loved ones.
"While this incident took place in the early hours of the morning, venues in the area were still open, and we believe a number of people will have seen what happened.
"I would urge anyone who witnessed the collision, or any activity prior to it that they feel may be of relevance, to come forward.
"The information you have - however minor you believe it may be - could be of crucial importance to investigators."
(c) Sky News 2026: Car crashes into pedestrians in busy part of central London - as woman arrested
Counter terror police investigate 'Iran link' to attempted 'firebomb' attack at London synagogue
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson's car stolen with children's essential hospital kit inside
Firefighters battle 'devastating' fire in historical building in Northern Ireland
Reform's Richard Tice responds to reported failure to pay £100,000 tax
Free delivery trick on Amazon; why are there two state pensions? | Money newsletter
Police hunt 'dangerous' missing man last spotted at scene of woman's 'suspicious' death
King Charles to be royal patron of new charity in honour of Queen Elizabeth II
Louise Haigh to set out economic polices that can 'unite Labour' in new intervention
