A person has been charged following a stabbing outdoors the British Museum - however police don’t imagine it was terror associated.

The 37-year-old, Brady Wilson, has been charged with a variety of offences after a person was rushed to hospital after being stabbed within the arm outdoors the favored vacationer hotspot.

Wilson, of no fastened abode, has been charged with inflicting grievous bodily hurt with intent, wounding with intent towards the identical sufferer and three counts of possessing an offensive weapon.

The man who was injured had been ready within the queue to enter the well-known venue in Bloomsbury when he was attacked at round 10am.

The museum was evacuated within the aftermath of the assault and guests had been solely allowed again inside three hours later.

The museum is situated on the corners of Russell Street and Museum Street, near the busy buying avenue of Tottenham Court Road and near a number of college buildings.

Police confirmed it was an "isolated incident" and stated they didn't imagine it was terror-related.

The British Museum launched an announcement.

It stated: “The museum was closed this morning due to an incident following a member of the public being attacked nearby.

“The museum’s security team supported at the scene until the emergency services arrived.”

Visitors had been evacuated from the museum as a precaution and we want the sufferer a full and swift restoration.

The museum has now reopened with raised safety together with a heightened search operation. 

Former chancellor and chairman of the British Museum, George Osborne, took to Twitter to thank the museum's safety group and workers.

He wrote: “Disturbing news of a knife attack near the gates of the British Museum this am.

“Much thanks to our security team and other BM staff, who reacted quickly, with the police.”

Now charged, Wilson, of no fastened abode, will seem earlier than Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court later immediately, Thusday, August 10.