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

Investigators will be subjecting a message recorded by London bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan to detailed forensic analysis, a security expert said today.

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

A BRITISH al-Qaida suspect was yesterday on his way to Britain after being deported from Zambia.

SENIOR British police officers last night insisted there would be no change to a controversial shoot-to-kill policy after an innocent man was gunned down.

A watersports centre confirmed today that two of the London bombers took part in a whitewater rafting trip just weeks before the attacks.

A Briton said to have been held in Pakistan over the London terror attacks had telephone links with two of the suicide bombers, it was reported today.

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

PAKISTANI officials yesterday revealed they had arrested someone who, they claimed, was an “important man” with “direct links” to the London bombings.

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

BRITISH secret services last year vetted one of the bombers behind the London attacks and judged he was not a threat, reports claimed yesterday.

The family of one of the London suicide bombers today said he may have been “brainwashed” into carrying out such an evil act.

ONE of the London bombers visited the Houses of Parliament last year as a guest of a MP, Britain’s Labour Party confirmed last night.

One of the London bombers visited the Houses of Parliament as a guest of an MP, the British Labour Party confirmed tonight.

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.