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A man dubbed the 'Lion of London Bridge' after confronting a terrorist has been put on an anti-terror watchlist. Roy Larner, from Greatstone in Romney Marsh, was one of 48 people injured in the terror attacks in the capital in June 2017. The Millwall fan was stabbed several times as he bravely confronted the killers and was hailed worldwide for his heroics, with a petition set up online to award him the George Cross.

HERO Roy Larner who fought off the three London Bridge jihadis and told them “f*** off, I’m Millwall” has revealed his horrific injuries as he recovers in hospital. Brave Roy, 47, described his “determination” to save the lives of children and young families after the killers, armed with 12in blades and chanting “Islam, Islam” and “This is for Allah”, forced their way inside the Black and Blue restaurant, in Borough Market, Not giving a thought to his own safety he wrestled with the crazed ISIS jihadis, giving diners vital seconds to flee out the back. He said: “I said f***...