Commuters and survivors stood shoulder to shoulder with the families of victims today to mark the third anniversary of the London bombings.

ARRIVING at Liverpool Street Tube station at 8.50am it was impossible not to remember that a year ago at that exact time three bombs exploded on the London Underground within 50 seconds of each other.

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

Police have said that a fire on a bus in central London was 'not suspicious'.

Police were today investigating the cause of a fire on a bus in central London.

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

Police today 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.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair said today that the death toll will rise as he paid tribute to rescue workers.

MINUTES after the first blast ripped through Liverpool Street station, the emergency plan swung into operation. Hospitals were soon inundated with the hundreds of injured.

The second blast in London, which ripped through a packed Piccadilly Line train deep under London’s streets, was the most lethal.

Several people were injured today after explosions blamed on a power surge closed down the entire London Underground network.

HOMELESS Scot has been identified as the final victim of the fire at King’s Cross Station that killed 31 people six years ago.

Harry Potter fever swept across the UK today as parents and children flocked to buy copies of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone on video and DVD which were on sale for the first time.

Police feared that death had returned to the railways today after a three-carriage passenger train derailed, apparently smashing into a railway bridge north of London.