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| 7/7 bombings anniversary live: David Cameron and Boris Johnson lay wreaths for victims at Hyde Park memorial | 7/7 bombings anniversary live: David Cameron and Boris Johnson lay wreaths for victims at Hyde Park memorial |
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| Here are the latest updates: | |
| ● Commuters urged to 'walk together' in memory of victims | |
| ● 7/7 bombings timeline: How the day unfolded | |
| ● Police officer recalls the horrific scene at Edgware Road | |
| ● What time is the minute's silence and where will it take place? | |
| ● Who were the 52 victims of the London terror attacks? | |
| ● Profiles of the four bombers | |
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| Commemorative services are being held in across London today in memory of the 52 people who were killed in the 7 July terror attacks ten years ago. | Commemorative services are being held in across London today in memory of the 52 people who were killed in the 7 July terror attacks ten years ago. |
| A service at St Paul’s Cathedral will start at 11am. Survivors and families’ of the victims are expected to attend. Later in the day a more informal service will be held at the Hyde Park memorial for families. | A service at St Paul’s Cathedral will start at 11am. Survivors and families’ of the victims are expected to attend. Later in the day a more informal service will be held at the Hyde Park memorial for families. |
| This morning, Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson have both laid wreaths alongside fire and police officials at the dedicated memorial. | This morning, Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson have both laid wreaths alongside fire and police officials at the dedicated memorial. |
| Mohammad Siqique Khan, 30, Shehzad Tanweer, 22, Hasib Hussain, 18, and Germaine Lindsay, 19, who had links to Al-Qaeda in Pakistan and Afghanistan, detonated explosive devices on busy commuter trains. | Mohammad Siqique Khan, 30, Shehzad Tanweer, 22, Hasib Hussain, 18, and Germaine Lindsay, 19, who had links to Al-Qaeda in Pakistan and Afghanistan, detonated explosive devices on busy commuter trains. |
| Three devices went off underground at 8.50am, with a third exploding on a double-decker London bus an hour after the first three. More than 700 people were injured in the single worst terror attack on British soil. | Three devices went off underground at 8.50am, with a third exploding on a double-decker London bus an hour after the first three. More than 700 people were injured in the single worst terror attack on British soil. |