London Bombings Prompt Largest Met Operation Yet
London police flood transit hubs as Sir Ian Blair warns terror cells may still be active. 30,000 officers on duty. 1,300 across London and similar numbers nationwide. Suspects in custody include a 24 year old Somali resident linked to July 21 attack.
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US considers protecting foreign diplomats in Baghdad
In Baghdad the US military weighs shielding foreign diplomats after Al Qaeda in Iraq killed two Algerian envoys. Ambassador Khalilzad warned of security gaps around missions as Arab governments worry protection could invite more attacks. Officials note there are over 40 missions and about 500 diplomats in Iraq.
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