London blasts timing revised as bombs hit seconds apart
Police revised the London Underground bomb timing to show detonations seconds apart, not 26 minutes apart. With 49 dead and up to 50 unaccounted, officials warned the investigation is early and ongoing. Authorities evacuated 20,000 in Birmingham over a separate threat, later deemed non explosive. Investigators link the attacks to al Qaida and note sophisticated high explosives.
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Marines Launch Fourth Sunni Province Raid In Iraq
Hundreds of Marines and Iraqi soldiers launched a new operation against insurgent strongholds in western Anbar near Fallujah. The raid began Thursday with searches in Zaidan, and 22 suspects have been detained so far.
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