MORE than 120 victims injured in the July 7 bombings are still waiting for full compensation two years on from the attacks, it emerged last night.

A massive terrorist strike which could have killed hundreds of nightclub revellers in London was foiled by chance today.

A car bomb defused in central London today was packed with petrol, nails and gas canisters, police have revealed.

Four people were arrested by anti-terror police in the UK today in connection with the July 7 attacks in London, Scotland Yard said.

Three men were arrested today in connection with the July 7 London bombings.

The head of MI5 has given a chilling assessment of the scale of the terror threat in the UK, warning it will last “a generation”.

POLICE investigating an alleged network of terrorist recruiters were yesterday continuing to question 14 men, including a former associate of the radical Islamic cleric Abu Hamza.

Survivors of the UK's July 7 bombings said tonight that they are hopeful that some form of public inquiry will be held.

A Ryanair advertisement playing on the July 7 bomb attacks in London was one of the most complained about ads in Britain last year.

AL-JAZEERA television said last night it had received a videotape in which al-Qaida claims responsibility for the July bombings in London.

A range of see-through bags aimed at commuters left nervous by the London bombings were launched today.

Pakistan’s President Pervez Musharraf says foreign students will be ordered to leave Islamic religious schools and has said leaders of banned extremist groups will be arrested, in a new anti-terror crackdown.

A suspected would-be suicide bomber was captured in a dramatic armed raid by British police and MI5 today.

The hunt was underway today for four suspected suicide bombers who targeted three Tube trains and a bus in the latest attack on London.

Four suspected suicide bombers are being hunted tonight after police recovered viable explosive devices following today’s attempted bomb attack on the London transport network.

The situation in London is coming “under control” after bombers caused terror with four more explosions across the British capital, police said today.

Tony Blair will today hold talks with senior intelligence officers and police chiefs in the wake of the London bombings.

The victims of the July 7 terror bombings were remembered across the globe today in a dignified and defiant two-minute silence.