Panic in Islington as KNIFEMEN in a car mow down three people outside a pub 'at 50mph' after mounting the pavement in London's cosmopolitan heartland - but police say it's NOT terror

Knife-wielding teenagers driving a Peugeot Partner (bottom left) ploughed into revellers queuing for a pub and 'knocked them over like dominoes' in a horrifying attack in Islington. Two men and one woman were injured on the lively Essex Road in north London before the driver and passenger sped off then got out and fled on foot. Police who found one knife on the pavement (top left) and one knife in the car arrested four males, aged between 17 and 19, on suspicion of GBH with intent and of possession of points and blades. With tensions high after four innocent people were killed in a terror attack on Westminster Bridge on Wednesday, police insist last night's incident was not terror related. One shocked witness told MailOnline that the car came screeching around a corner at 'about 50mph' and crashed into people queuing to enter the Old Queen's Head pub. Dramatic pictures from the scene show three injured revellers (centre and right) being treated by paramedics before they were rushed to hospital with injuries not thought to be life threatening.