Date of Britain's June 8 election probably cannot be changed - minister

LONDON (Reuters) - The date of Britain's June 8 election probably cannot be changed following an attack in London which killed seven people, Brexit minister David Davis said on Sunday. "I'm not sure it can be legally done. In order to do this you'd have to have some change of law I think and who's going to do that? Parliament no longer exists," Davis told the BBC, referring to the fact that parliament was dissolved ahead of the election. "I think we're locked in," Davis said. (Reporting by William James, editing by Estelle Shirbon)