Police are searching the River Thames for the man suspected of carrying out the Clapham chemical attack after two bodies were found in the water.
A police boat circled between Vauxhall and Chelsea bridges on Saturday morning, one day after the Metropolitan Police revealed their belief that Abdul Ezedi, 35, may have jumped or fallen from Chelsea Bridge.
A body was recovered near HMS Belfast just after 10am and another was found around 30 minutes later along the river in Limehouse.
The force said neither of the discoveries are linked to Ezedi and the search efforts resumed at around 10am on Sunday.
Ezedi was last seen on CCTV pacing up and down Chelsea Bridge and leaning over the railings four hours after the attack on January 31.
Detectives say his death is the “most probable outcome”, but officers warned it may take months for a body to be recovered – or it may never be found.
