Event: July 7 attacks

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Safeguards 'keep UK spies in line'

Former UK foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind has said every large scale terror plot faced by the UK since the July 7 attacks would not have been foiled if the intelligence agencies could not intercept emails and other communications.

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Jury sees videos of London bombing suspects

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Four arrested over July 7 terror attacks

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Britain facing ‘campaign of terror’

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Somebody else could be shot - London police chief

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Detainee has ‘direct links’ to London bombings

Blair seeks global conference on Islamic extremism

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday said he was considering hosting a conference to bring together all countries affected by Islamic extremism.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005

Pakistan holds militants possibly linked to London bombers

Police in Lahore today said they were holding some Islamic militants who may have had links with the suspects in the London suicide bombings, as investigators try to assess whether extremists in Pakistan were involved in the July 7 attacks.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2005

London bombings suspects visited Pakistan last year

Three of the four suspected suicide bombers in the July 7 attacks in London travelled to Karachi in southern Pakistan in 2004, but the purpose of their visits was unclear, an immigration official said today.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2005

Blair to stage anti-terror summits

British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Home Secretary Charles Clarke are to hold a series of summits designed to pave the way for agreement on new anti-terror laws.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2005