ON TWITTER

Following Saturday’s terrorist attack in London people took to Twitter to pay tribute to the work carried out by the emergency services. @Fullmetaltitan_ tweeted: “The bravery of the first responders to the #Londonattacks should be commended @Ldn_ Ambulance @metpoliceuk have done us proud. WE ARE STRONG!” @Riotgreedy posted: “As we run away, our emergency services run towards. Absolutely incredible. Thoughts go out to everyone effected.” @jeremycorbyn shared: “Brutal and shocking incidents reported in London. My thoughts are with the victims and their families. Thank you to the emergency services.” @Robertkazinsky said: “It is incredible seeing the British emergency services in action, decisive, immediate, controlling a packed London. Awful day.” Following the terrorist attack on London, the New York Times said Britain was “still reeling”, which prompted a humorous backlash. @thiannon_rhomas shared: “The same person holding several doors in a row open for you and running out of different ways to say thanks.” @only_pug posted: “When they change the layout of the supermarket.” @Janomcdona1d tweeted: “When someone pushes into the well-ordered queue and you are too British to say anything so you sigh instead.” @iambeckijayne acknowledged: “People who can’t differentiate between You’re and Your.” On Saturday, Scotland recorded their first-ever win over Brazil at any level in a deserved win at the Toulon Tournament thanks to a stunning strike from Kilmarnock’s Greg Taylor and memorable performance from Oliver Burke. @Kenny_millar tweeted: “Take a bow, Greg Taylor! What a season he’s had. Will be dining off the tale of scoring the winner against Brazil forever.” @Jongsmajongsma noted: “Oliver Burke playing for Scotland v Brazil u19 and it is insane to see how he easily he tears up their defence when he wants.” @Rowdenjrsg posted: “Oliver Burke is just a freak. He’s only just 20 and he’s had this speed and power since 17. Just can’t be contained.”