Brave Tube workers ignored safety concerns and ventured into a tunnel to help the bloodied victims of the July 7 bombings, an inquest heard today.

A survivor of the Aldgate attack today described being knocked out by the blast for 30 minutes and awaking to see a scene like a “video nasty”.

A woman who became a 2012 Paralympics hopeful after losing both her legs in the 7/7 attacks was hailed as “truly inspirational” by a coroner today.

A survivor of the 7/7 attacks today relived the moment a suicide bomber targeted his Tube train and the horrific scenes that followed the blast.

The London 7/7 bombers evaded detection by buying unregistered pay-as-you-go mobile phones which they used for only a few weeks before dumping them, an inquest has heard.

The London bombers gathered in a huddle like a celebrating sports team before splitting up to kill 52 people, the July 7 inquest was told today.

TUBE travellers displayed “remarkable heroism” in risking their lives to help injured and dying victims of the 7/7 attacks, an inquest heard yesterday.

Tube travellers displayed “remarkable heroism” in risking their lives to help injured and dying victims of the 7/7 attacks, an inquest heard today.

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.

Extra checks to link July 7 London bombing ringleader Mohammed Sidique Khan to terrorism did not take place because of limited resources, a report said 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.

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

Pressure on British security service MI5 has intensified as it was claimed that the organisation did not reveal the full extent of its surveillance of the ringleader of the July 7 London bombers to the official body investigating the attack.

Five British al-Qaida terrorists jailed for life today were told they had "betrayed their country".

A British al-Qaida cell was facing massive jail sentences today for plotting a bombing campaign against the UK to rival the 9/11 terror attacks.

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

One of the four British suicide bombers who murdered 52 people in London a year ago appeared on an Internet video today accusing his country of declaring war on Islam and oppressing Muslims in Palestine, Afghanistan, Iraq and Chechnya.

Pakistan today denied any of the London transport bombers received training or support during visits to the country, including the suicide bomber who appeared in a new video warning of further attacks.

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.

There is no evidence that any of the London suicide bombers visited religious schools in Pakistan, a top official said today amid an investigation into whether the attackers received aid or inspiration from local militants.

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

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

The London bombers left a stash of 16 unexploded bombs in a car, some packed with nails, it was revealed today.

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.

THE homemade explosive thought to have been used in both London bombing waves can deteriorate after just a few days.

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.

BRITISH police have given Pakistan a list of terror suspects with possible links to the London attacks, officials said, as two religious schools denied ever hosting one of the bombers.

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

IT was the moment the city of the suicide bombers remembered those killed by three of its sons.

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.

SEVERAL newspapers carried front page pictures of the “utterly British” Colwyn Road where Shehzad Tanweer lived in a semi-detached white pebbledash house.

THE face of evil can rarely have looked so ordinary. Shehzad Tanweer loved football and cricket and often worked in his family’s fish and chip shop.

A father of two spoke today of his “utter devastation” on finding that his next-door neighbour was a London suicide bomber.