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

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

Six people have been arrested in Leeds under the Anti-Terrorism Act, according to police sources.

THE explosive used by the London bombers is nicknamed the Mother of Satan.

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.

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.

Shaun Connolly, Leeds

Police were today targeting another house in West Yorkshire in the hunt for the London bombers.

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.

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.

THE identity of the fourth suspect remains a mystery. While it was reported last night that the bombing investigation team has identified him, no name has been released or emerged in the media.

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.

THIS is how yesterday’s raids in connection with the London bombings last week unfolded.

THERE was disbelief last night among residents of a quiet Leeds street at the possibility that one of the London bombers may have lived among them.

THE London terror bombings were the first suicide attacks on British soil and were carried out by homegrown terrorists, it was revealed last night.

Telecoms equipment group Marconi said today it was cutting 800 jobs in the UK as part of an overhaul aimed at improving its competitiveness.

The British government today stayed tight-lipped about claims that it had rebuffed a plea for help from struggling telecoms group Marconi.

Shares in telecoms equipment firm Marconi slumped again today as its failure to land a lucrative contract from BT continued to alarm investors.

Rejuvenated telecoms equipment group Marconi said today it was on the brink of an agreement to open up markets in China and the rest of Asia.

Telecoms equipment group Marconi celebrated another milestone today after it wiped out the debt left over from its life-saving restructuring.

Telecoms equipment group Marconi passed a key milestone in its recovery today with its first quarterly profits for three years.