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7/7 London bombings police officer reveals the tragic words he said when he was left alone with the bodies of victims in blown-up Tube carriage
All four of the bombers, who'd plotted their attack from their homes in West Yorkshire, Hasib Hussain, Shehzad Tanweer, Germaine Lindsay and Mohammad Sidique Khan, were killed. It was the ...
The Independent28d
The 7/7 bombings: How London’s darkest day unfolded, minute by minute
4am – Bombers Mohammad Sidique Khan, 30, Shehzad Tanweer, 22, and Hasib Hussain, 18, leave their rented flat in Leeds and drive to Luton. They had been using the property in Alexandra Grove as a ...
Metro29d
‘I lost my daughter in the London 7/7 bombings, this is her story’
It was there, at 8.49am, that terrorist Mohammad Sidique Khan detonated a bomb. Jenny Nicholson had graduated from Bristol University with an MA in music, and was working for a music publisher in ...
The Independent28d
‘I wasn’t sure if I was dead or alive’: Survivor recalls horror of 7/7 bombing on packed London Tube
A westbound Circle Line train at Edgeware Road was then blown up by Mohammad Sidique Khan, killing seven people including himself. Shortly after the tube with Mr Dahad was targeted. Just under an ...
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7/7 survivor Daniel Biddle's anger over job hopes
Daniel Biddle, 38, lost both legs, an eye, his spleen and is deaf in one ear after Mohammad Sidique Khan detonated a bomb on the Edgware Road tube train. It was one of four suicide bombs to be set ...
Bristol Post27d
Mum of Bristol victim appears in BBC documentary 20 years after 7/7 London bombings
She stepped into the second carriage of the underground train as it travelled through the tunnels of Edgware Road and, at 8.49am, terrorist Mohammad Sidique Khan detonated one of four bombs that ...
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‘I was the first police officer on the scene at the 7/7 London bombings’
The four people identified as responsible for the attack were Mohammad Sidique Khan (30), Shehzad Tanweer (22), Germaine Lindsay (19) and Hasib Hussain (18). Despite experiencing terrible fear ...
Yahoo News New Zealand28d
‘I wasn’t sure if I was dead or alive’: Survivor recalls horror of 7/7 bombing on packed London Tube
Eight people were killed including suicide bomber Shehzad Tanweer. A westbound Circle Line train at Edgeware Road was then blown up by Mohammad Sidique Khan, killing seven people including himself.