Millions will fall silent today for two minutes to mark the first anniversary of the July 7 London bombings.

The FTSE 100 Index saw hopes of its highest finish in four years extinguished today by news that the United States had stockpiled more oil than traders thought.

THREE of the four London suicide bombers were captured on CCTV as they undertook a dry run just nine days before July 7.

Tuesday 9am: Bewildered residents who woke to find their streets full of police finally learn what is going on, when Metropolitan Commissioner Sir Ian Blair announced that a series of raids “directly connected to the outrages on Thursday” was underway.

Four young, home-grown terrorists are believed to have carried out the London attacks – the first suicide bombings in Britain – which killed at least 52 commuters.

BRITISH police shut down a busy railway station north of London yesterday after an explosives-packed car was found outside it.

Travellers spoke today of their terror as a string of explosions hit London.

The London market made healthy gains today as leading shares recovered some of their poise at the end of another lacklustre week for investors.

British bus and rail group Go-Ahead today warned of a slowdown in growth in its lucrative London bus business, but denied it would impact profits.

British rail and bus company Go-Ahead today reported a better-than-expected performance from its trains in the second half as it forecast “satisfactory” full year figures.

Bus and rail group Go-Ahead announced today that its chief executive was stepping down.

Thousands of commuters have suffered severe delays after a major landslide blocked lines on a key railway line.