A Saudi prince is due to be sentenced in Britain today for beating and strangling his servant to death in the culmination of a campaign of “sadistic” abuse.

A GAY Saudi prince was facing a life sentence last night for beating and strangling his servant to death in the culmination of a campaign of “sadistic” abuse.

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.

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.

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

A gay Saudi prince killed his servant in a murder of “ferocity” which had a “sexual element”, a court heard today.

BRITISH MPs launched a major new inquiry into the July 7 bombings on the anniversary of the attacks yesterday.

A memorial commemorating the 52 victims of the July 7, 2005 terrorist bombings in London was to be unveiled today on the fourth anniversary of the attacks.

LONDON marked the third anniversary of the suicide bombings on the city’s transport network yesterday, with ceremonies at blast sites as survivors and the victims’ families remembered the deadly attacks.

UK supermarket chain Waitrose continued its recent expansion today by announcing an agreement to acquire four sites from Woolworths.

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.

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.

Survivors of the UK's July 7 bombings said tonight that they are hopeful that some form of public inquiry will be held.

Marks & Spencer is considering dropping its century-old name from the front of its stores.

FAMILIES of the victims of the July 7 London bombings were joined by political and religious leaders for a memorial service in the historic setting of St Paul’s Cathedral.

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.

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday said he was considering hosting a conference to bring together all countries affected by Islamic extremism.

The death toll from last week’s London suicide bombings stands at 55 today after another victim lost his fight for survival and his girlfriend was formally identified.

Police have tonight released the first picture of all four suicide bombers together in a bid to find out more about their final movements.

THE race to find the masterminds behind the London bomb atrocities gathered pace last night as an Egyptian chemical expert suspected of involvement in the blasts was arrested in Cairo.

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

Police in the UK today said the confirmed number of people killed in the London bombs has risen to 53.

Hundreds of people swarmed into the streets outside London's Edgware Road Tube station at midday.

The parents of a man who was killed in last week’s London bombings paid tribute to their “super lad” today.

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.

THE eldest of the suspects to be named, 30-year-old Mohammed Sadique Khan lived in Lees Holm, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, with his wife Hasina and their baby daughter.

HIS family thought he was one of the missing, but it now seems clear he was the bomber and he perished with his victims.

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

HOMEGROWN suicide bombers were responsible for the London bus and train atrocities, it was revealed last night.

WE now know that there were four bombers. Two of them are dead. And two are more than likely dead.

POLICE have outlined the last known movements of four men linked to the bombings in London.

At least one of the bombers in last week’s terror attacks in London died at the scene of an explosion, police said today.

The three bombs on the London Underground in Thursday’s terrorist attack exploded almost simultaneously, police said today.

A FORMER fireman who gave first aid to victims of the bombings said yesterday he was “not a hero”.

SOME have missing limbs. Others have to undergo operations on wounds penetrated with indented stone, debris, glass or metal.

SHOCKED passengers spoke of the horror of seeing people ripped to pieces in yesterday’s third blast close to Edgware Road station.

EXACTLY 30 minutes after the first bomb blast at Edgware Road, a bomb tore the roof off a red number 30 double decker bus packed with commuters forced above ground after the Tube network had been shut down.

MUSLIM groups across Britain condemned the terrorist bombings in London, but were bracing themselves for a possible backlash.