London bombings terrorize rush hour in multi-attack spree
London faced a coordinated terror assault during peak traffic with a subway train blasts and a double decker bus explosion. At least 37 people died and over 700 injured as emergency crews treated victims and authorities pursued claims of al Qaida links. Prime Minister Blair condemned the attacks and urged national unity amid Olympic and G8 context.
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Londoners rally in aftermath of devastating bomb attacks
After Thursday’s blasts the city united with stoic resolve. Londoners navigate shut subway stations and roadblocks as volunteers aid the walking wounded. Prime Minister Blair appeals for unity praising British resilience amid crisis.
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