London Bridge attack fourth victim named as French waiter Alexandre Pigeard, 27, who was slashed in throat while at work

A FRENCHMAN working as a waiter near Borough Market has today been named by French media as the fourth victim of the London Bridge terror attack.

Alexandre Pigeard, 27, from Colleville-Montgomery, in Normandy, was slashed in the throat by the terrorists as they rampaged through the market.

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Mr Pigeard was a waiter at the Boro Bistro, located near to where the trio of killers dumped their van, on Saturday evening when he was attacked.

Vincent Le Berre, the manager of the restaurant, is also a Frenchman, originally from Pontivy, in Brittany.

He told the news outlet that: "One of the attackers got on to the roof of the bar and jumped on the parasol on the terrace, wounding one of my colleagues.

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"He immediately attacked a client who was killed. I managed to escape, but my friend Alexandre did not have a chance. He was stabbed in the neck with a knife."

Mr Pigeard is one of seven people known to have been killed in the attack, according to French media.

He was originally from Caen, and had completed his schooling at the Hérouville-Saint-Clair high school.

He was a huge fan of electronic music collective, and organised gigs for Cargo, the Caen music venue, and the Nordik Impakt electronic music festival.

Mr Pigeard had been living in London for two and a half years, after moving from Colleville-Montgomery, a small town nestled on the banks of the River Orne between Caen and Ouistreham.

Frederic Loinard, the town’s mayor, said: "Alexander was from our town" and hugely liked and respected.

Eight other French people were wounded in the terrorist attack. Two Frenchmen who are still missing are Xavier Thomas, from the Loire-Atlantique department, and Sébastien Belanger, of Angers.

Fears are growing over the whereabouts of at least five people still missing following the horrific attacks on Saturday night.

Others confirmed as being killed in the attack include Kirsty Boden, Chrissy Archibald and James McMullan.

Cops shot all three attackers dead at the scene, but questions are now being raised as to how they slipped through the net of British security services.

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WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR:

• ISIS has claimed responsibility after a van ploughed through pedestrians on London Bridge just after 10pm on Saturday
• Three jihadists wearing fake bomb vests began knifing bystanders and pub-goers
• Staff at one pub barricaded the doors as the attackers tried to storm the building before the three terrorists were shot dead
• At least seven victims were killed and 48 people were injured with 18 still critical
• Four cops including British Transport Police officer among those injured
• The first two victims have been named as Canadian national Christine Archibald, a charity worker from British Columbia, and James McMullan, 32, from Hackney, east London
• Theresa May has confirmed the terror threat level will remain at 'severe'
• Cops raid block of flats in Barking, East London, reportedly home to one of the attackers, and arrest 12 as well as sealing off East Ham flat - they have since been released without charge. Another man, 27, was arrested in Barking on Tuesday morning and remains in custody
• Police and piece together the chaos
• The Met opened a casualty bureau for those concerned about family and friends. There are two numbers to call: 0800 096 1233 and 020 7158 0197
• All the main political parties aside from UKIP suspended campaigning but have since resumed it as Mrs May confirmed the election will go ahead
• One Love Manchester Concert goes ahead as youngsters refuse to let terrorists stop them attending
• Sick ISIS thugs celebrated attack and called for more atrocities
• London Bridge Underground and National Rail stations re-opened on Monday
• Gunfire heard in Dagenham as heavily-armed cops detain several people during raids linked to the attack
• Families have shared desperate appeals for information to find loved ones still missing after the atrocity with a nanny and Frenchman among those who vanished
• The attackers have been named as 22-year-old Moroccan-Italian named as Youssef Zaghba, Khuram Butt, who starred in Channel 4 show The Jihadis Next Door, and pastry chef Rachid Redouane, 30.