SCOTLAND Yard yesterday named two of the men who, they believe, attempted to blow themselves up on the London transport network last week.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair today expressed his sorrow over the death of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes, who was mistaken for a suicide bomber at Stockwell station on London’s Underground and shot five times in the head by plain clothes’ police.

THE parents of the Brazilian man shot dead on a London Underground train yesterday wept as they recalled how he was trying to save enough money by working abroad to return to his homeland to become a cattle rancher.

Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Ian Blair today admitted further people could be shot as detectives hunt down the would-be suicide bombers who tried to bring further carnage to London last week.

Muslim leaders have called for a review of police policy after the announcement that a man shot dead in a Tube station was not linked to Thursday’s attempted terror attacks.

Muslim leaders called on British police today to explain why an Asian man was shot dead at Stockwell station in London this morning.

A suspected suicide bomber was shot dead on the London Underground today as he fled from the police.

Passengers were evacuated from a Tube train today after gun shots were fired.