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London Attacks - In Depth
Page last updated at 11:57 GMT, Tuesday, 8 July 2008 12:57 UK
Faces of 20 of the 52 people who died in the London bombings, 7 July
The victims
The stories of the 52 people who lost their lives in the London bombings of 7 July 2005.

LATEST NEWS
Ceremony for third anniversary
7 July report highlights failings
Resourcing blamed over bombs
Reid: Bombers never blamed Iraq
Survivors renew calls for inquiry
MI5 taken off July bomber's trail

HAVE YOUR SAY
Could 7 July have been avoided?
7 JULY BOMBINGS

7 July: What happened
7 July: The investigation
7 July bombers 'did practice run'
London bomber video aired on TV
Bomber called accomplices

 

 
21 JULY ATTACKS

Police outside cordoned-off Oval Tube station
21 July: What happened
21 July: The investigation
Bomb plot charges in full
Full list of arrests and charges
Suspect remanded in custody
Court delay for bombings accused
Bus bomb suspect family's shock
Failed attacks: What we know
IN PICTURES

London blasts in pictures
Pictures: bomb suspects
Aftermath of bus blast
Bombings in pictures
In pictures: One day on
Tributes paid
Your photos: London blasts
Your photos: Two minute silence


London bomb survivor Gill Hicks 'Priority One'
A badly-injured bomb survivor and her rescuers are reunited
A damaged Tube train Reliving the horror
Haunting memories of the 7 July London bomb attacks
Mystery of 'Sid'
What made a Yorkshire lad become a suicide bomber?

ANALYSIS

Mohammad Sidique Khan Bomber video 'points to al-Qaeda'
A video showing Mohammad Sidique Khan reveals al-Qaeda link for the first time.

Following the trail of the bombings
Bombings need calm response
Police's need for urgency remains
Brazil's youth in poverty escape
The marksman's dilemma

VICTIMS

A message from Prime Minister Tony Blair written at London's City Hall Condolence books archived
More than 80 condolence books created after the 7 July suicide attacks are archived.

Memorial service for victims
Relatives visit four bomb scenes
First bomb victim's funeral held
First bombing victim named
Five live logoThe way forward
Five people affected by the attacks look to the future

VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Passengers escaped through an Underground tunnel Video mobile phones capture 7 July chaos



Jean Charles de Menezes Fatal error
How police came to kill a man they mistook for a suicide bomber
Nail bomb In pictures
Unexploded bombs and inside wrecked Tube carriages
Crowded tube train Survivor's diary
Rachel signs off at the vigil for the victims

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