THE four 7/7 suicide attackers made smaller bombs they could have thrown at police if they had been stopped before carrying out their plot, the July 7 inquest heard.

DRAMATIC phone calls have revealed how the emergency services struggled to cope with the chaos sparked by the July 7 suicide bomb attacks in London.

Dramatic phone calls revealed tonight how London emergency services struggled to cope with the chaos sparked by the July 7 suicide bomb attacks.

The 52 victims of the 7/7 London bombings were murdered in acts of “mindless savagery”, the inquests into their deaths heard today.

Inquests into the deaths of the 52 innocent people killed in the 7/7 bombings will begin today.

DETECTIVES yesterday began a painstaking search of a flat to establish whether it is linked to the July 7 bombers.

THE first three men to be charged in connection with the July 7, 2005, London suicide bombings went on trial yesterday, accused of scouting for potential targets in the capital.

Home video of the ringleader of the July 7 bombings introducing his baby daughter to a man accused of helping him plot his attacks was shown for the first time today.

THE discovery of a car bomb in central London comes just under two years since devastating suicide attacks rocked the capital.

AL-QAIDA’S trademark is meticulously planned, simultaneous terror attacks on multiple targets that are timed to cause maximum effect.

THE community from which the London bombers sprang were quiet yesterday as Britain remembered the bomb victims and as community leaders appealed for unity.

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

DAPPLED in brilliant July sunshine, Tavistock Square is again a haven of tranquility in a city of constant turbulence, a few withered bouquets of flowers in a corner of its gardens are the only visible reminders of the horror which engulfed it one year ago tomorrow.

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

ONE of the July 7 London suicide bombers made three desperate phone calls to his fellow terrorists just before detonating his explosives, it emerged yesterday.

AN EGYPTIAN chemist freed on Tuesday after three weeks in custody for questioning about the July 7 bombings in London said he casually knew two of the attackers.

A suspected suicide bomber in the London attacks revered Osama bin Laden and was upset over the deaths of civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kashmir, a newspaper in Pakistan reported today.

All 56 people known to have died in the London bombings have now been named.

POLICE in Pakistan said yesterday they were holding seven Islamic militants with possible links to the suspects in the London suicide bombings, as a probe into the suspected ties focused on the city of Lahore.

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.

THE British government yesterday flatly rejected an influential think-tank report which said Britain’s role in the war on Iraq left it more vulnerable to terror attacks such as the July 7 bombings.

THREE of the four suspected suicide bombers in the July 7 attacks in London travelled to Karachi in southern Pakistan last year, an immigration official said yesterday, as authorities tried to determine whether extremists in Pakistan had aided the deadly attacks.

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.

The family of teenage suicide bomber Hasib Hussain tonight spoke of their “devastation” and described their son as a “loving and normal young man”.

Pakistani intelligence agents believe one of the London suicide bombers visited a religious school run by an al Qaida-linked terror group, two senior officials said today.

Authorities in Pakistan are looking into a connection between one of the London suicide bombers and two al-Qaida-linked militant groups there, including a man arrested for a 2002 attack on a church near the US Embassy, two senior intelligence officials said today.

Investigators are looking into a tip that one of the suspects in the London bombing may have visited Pakistan last year and spent time at an Islamic school, according to a senior intelligence official.

BRITISH Army bomb disposal experts were last night examining a former community centre as police operations following the London bombings were extended.

DETECTIVES are continuing the hunt for the mastermind behind the attacks and the bombers’ support network.

Shaun Connolly, Leeds

Detectives today issued a picture of one of the London suicide bombers as they appealed for public help in tracing his last moments.

Police hunting the missing members of the London terror bomb gang were leafleting commuters at bus, tube and railway stations across the capital today in the hope of uncovering key witnesses.

Monday 8pm: ANTI-TERROR officers meet late into the night at New Scotland Yard after the 8pm discovery of CCTV footage of four men, believed to be of Pakistani origin, each carrying army-style rucksacks, standing together in the concourse at Kings Cross Station.